what are some good comics about people slowing losing the

Sandman

most Tom King comics

Don't know any, though if somebody made a comic about /co/ that would fit the bill.

>>94655483
Honestly, I'd argue that a lot of Punisher comics are kind of about Frank losing the will to live.
I mean, the guy just throws himself into obscenely dangerous positions where he could easily die (yes, I know he's got plans on plans on plans for all kinds of shit but still).
If you look at it like that, its kinda like the guy's trying to commit suicide without actually pulling the trigger on himself.

>>94655483
I have a really shitty instagram comic about that if you'd like https://www.instagram.com/p/BXpaJKOlrn9/
It's pretty crap quality though

>>94657107
>that one time frank willingly drove into a trap because he didn't care about his own life anymore

>>94655483
Go see someone, anon.

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>>94655483

reminds me of this

>>94655483
>what are some good comics about people slowing losing the will to live?

Marvel comics and DC comics.

>>94661722

he said about, not that make you

>>94658476
>that time he literally shot himself and died

The Sculptor

>>94657107
>>94658476
He's pretty much punishing himself for failing to protect his family until he dies.

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>>94658531

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Vigilante. It's a slow decline of a man thinking he can make a difference into realizing he's doing nothing in the long run and is actually fucking up.

>>94655483
The one on the right is a shop right?!

>>94662100
No, it's a person.

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>>94655483
Vigilante

>>94655483
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vt1Pwfnh5pc

>>94660624
>>94661482
Sympathy doesn't help depression. It just makes you wallow in your crap heap feeling helpless and justified in your helplessness. You've got to grab ahold of anything you can to try and push yourself to live.

>>94662071

Jesus, that's some original Death Wish shit right there.

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>>94663998
Fuck yeah, Death Wish.

>>94664015

The original specifically.

I enjoy the sequels, but they're basically a different franchise.

>>94663983
>ahold

>>94664711
That's the correct spelling, yes.

>>94664799
http://www.quickanddirtytips.com/education/grammar/a-hold-or-ahold

>>94655511
That technicly applies but I am not sure if it is quote what op meant.
He should still read it though, everybody should read it.

>>94664890
>The one-worder “ahold” often goes with the verb “get” and the preposition “of,” as in “Get ahold of yourself!” You could also say, “I grabbed ahold of his arm” to mean “I grasped his arm.” Dictionary.com (1) calls the word “ahold” informal, but it’s been around since 1600 or 1610. As for the two words “a hold,” you could say, “He’s got a hold on me” or “I put a hold on that library book.”

>>94665327
*if it is quite what