/co/ recommendation thread

Good thread.

I'd like to read X-Men, preferably the main long running Uncanny X-Men (Days of Future Past and all that)

I hear people say to start at Giant Size X-Men, is that a good idea? I find 60s Marvel comics to be totally enjoyable, whereas some people hate it, if that helps

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>>92738092
bump

Are the "Before Watchmen" comics good?
I just don't feel like reading them but if some are good I will give them a try

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>>92739544
this should help. I've read all of the 60s series and if you enjoy 60s marvel you'll probably like it (at least the lee run) but it's not necessary.

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>>92739569
NO

Interested in Marvel UK. Any recs? Would love to know.
Also, doing a little digging on one particular character, Pete Wisdom. So that would help.
Also, any good current Marvel & DC comics? Love that too.

>>92739569
Nite-Owl is.

>>92739987
>Interested in Marvel UK
Death's Head

>>92739569
Fuck no.

>>92738092
I'd really like to get into Herc and Cho as characters. I read Prince of power when I was like 15 and really liked Cho basically not having any powers but just had such street smarts of the mythological world he survived.

BUT A huge part of that was his relationship with Hercules which I know nothing about. I remember the huge funeral issues that came out around his death(?) but I've never read anything with Hercules in it.

and all /co/'s told me is that he's a giant slut.

>>92739987
Seconding Death's Head.

Moore/Delano/Claremont's Captain Britain. Pretty much everything included in his omni is solid.

Motormouth & Killpower is also pretty fun.

>Pete Wisdom
Ellis's Excalibur v1 run, #87-103. You can keep going after this, but the quality takes a nosedive once Ellis leaves the book.
Wisdom MAX #1-6
Captain Britain & MI-13 #1-15 + annual. They had a Heroes Reborn short as well, but it was only a couple of pages.

Other than that, he's been shit or only appeared as a guest bit (which might also be shit, like in Gambit). His appearances in Spurrier's X-Men Legacy were pretty good though, #13-14.

AVOID Claremont's New Excalibur. It's fucking garbage.

>>92740974
For Herc and Cho, start with World War Hulk and keep going through to Incredible Hercules.

>>92741259
Incredible Hercules #1?

Also I read world war hulk and there didn't seem to be much Herc and Cho in it. I remember Sentry being a big part of it but that's about it.

>>92739548
>scenery porn
>but no George Perez
Ok

>>92739569
it's time TO SHIT

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>>92740974
All New All Different Hercules is definitely worth a read.
Herc is a big slut, got into a lot of trouble for it and the comic revolves around him trying to be seen as a true hero since again, he's been branded as a gigantic burden to society.
He's also roommates with Gilgamesh

>>92741332
Incredible Hercules comes right out of Incredible Hulk. Herc and Cho were a big part of the Renegades during WWH. You're fine just reading only the later Incredible Hulk issues, starting at least with v2 #107. The book changes over to Incredible Hercules with #112.

Herc and Cho were also part of Hickman's Mighty Avengers v1, starting with #21.