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Recommended Epic Comics series? 2016-11-07 01:27:01 Post No.
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Realized I've never read any Epic Comics stuff. I know of Dreadstar, Coyote, Marshall Law, Epic Illustrated, but what other series are worth reading?
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I've never read any
But I plan on checking out Marshall law after finding out it's by the same guys who did punisher 2099
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>>87526146
Akira.
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Moonshadow
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Inhumans
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Epic Illustrated is better than any of the Epic imprint comics
Closest the US came to having its own Metal Hurlant
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Why no relaunch?
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>>87528779
maybe because steeldragon press isn't around any more?
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>>87526146
Epic's Hellraiser series.
Good anthology horror stuff distinct enough from the movies that you don't have to see them at all to enjoy the comics (Pinhead barely ever appears).
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>>87526146
Most of the stuff here is worth reading: >>87511742
Groo, Akira, Alien Legion, Blueberry, Coyote, Swords of the Swashbucklers, Stalkers, and Lawdog were among the few long running titles. Most of the rest is minis.
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>>87528991
And Dreadstar and Captain Confederacy of course.
There's really too much stuff to mention.
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>>87527958
You'll also see how much it influenced Garth Ennis for The Boys.
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