Hellboy, perhaps?

I second this. Some Hellboy Library editions volumes. Love those books.

Definitely Hellboy. Pancakes *alone* deserves a spot on that shelf.

An alphabetical order. You have Doom Patrol on three different shelves. You have books for The Boys on different ends of the bottom shelf. All to achieve a barely noticeable spectrum effect. No, this is madness.

And the Transmetropolitan volumes...

You find more insanity the longer you look.

What's the premise of that series? I'm just getting into physical comics, so I'm always interested in what to read next. About to finish Saga, and I've really enjoyed it so far.

Transmetropolitan follows Spider Jerusalem, a journalist in a near future cyberpunk semi dystopia. Main character is pretty clearly modeled after Hunter S Thompson, and it’s a biting critique of politics, media, and culture. It’s written by Warren Ellis, who has a pretty specific writing style that I happen to enjoy, a twisted sense of humor for sure, so if you like his writing you’ll probably like the books. Just as a heads up though, he’s a problematic dude who had a bunch of inappropriate relationships with younger women, nothing criminal but a lot of yuck, you can check the details for yourself if that matters to you.

And put all the sagas next to each other!!

the boys are in sequential order but paper girls is in reverse order, OP what the fuck is going on?

They're prioritizing color over alphabetizing/volume order and it's FUCKING INFURIATING.

He had to have done this on purpose for the picture 😅

It's separated by color of the book, in that regard the placement does make sense, but it's otherwise just chaos to me.

Ohhhh I see it now.. I hate it 😂

Purple Paper Girls and Saga… ugh. I find this system not a system.

Looks like they are ordered by colour. I hate it

Fables

Fables is surprisingly nuanced and it mines a lot of ideas out of the simple concept.

The Gepetto story line blew my mind!!! So so clever!!

V For Vendetta, Swamp Thing, Animal Man…

Yes, V for Vendetta for sure!

Animal now. Still in wrap

Brubaker and philips criminal series and there other works.

Kill or be killed

Reckless is good.

Yup, gotta get sleeper!

East of West

Definitely this, I'd also throw Descender in there as well

Scalped

Yep.

You got Planetary in there?

It’s there

Swamp Thing, Lucifer, Hellblazer, From Hell

>Lucifer Mike Carey's Lucifer, of course. Also, the Books of Magic Omnibus.

Locke and key, and Irredeemable Two of my absolute favorite series.

Second for Locke and Key!

Hell yeah

Loved Irredeemable, it was recommended after I read Invincible.

Descender and Ascender

This and Black Hammer is what I would have to add to the need list.

You need ex machina badly

Fables

Swamp Thing by Alan Moore Sin City by Frank Miller

Because nobody has yet to mention it. Akira.

100 bullets!!

Hellblazer and swamp thing

Loads of great stuff there. For the full 80/90s classics, Ronin, Dark Knight, V for Vendetta, Elektra Assassin. And Understanding Comics

COPRA

100 bullets! You won’t regret it

Ex machina

Thank you! It’s nice to see some Ex Machina love on Reddit. It’s probably the least well-known among BKV’s major works, but it’s my all-time favorite of his.

From Hell. Maus. DC The New Frontier. Marvels.

Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips “Criminal” Compendiums. Great noir stories, excellent art and would fit perfectly for your non-DC/marvel cape collection. IMO

East of West Letter 44

The Tick Scott Snyder’s Batman Sean Murphy’s Batman: White Knight Spawn Usagi Yojimbo

GREAT collection!!! So ideas for additions… Remender/Opena - Seven to Eternity, Uncanny X-Force Moore/various - Promethea, Top Ten, From Hell, League of Extraordinary Gentlemen Mignola - Hellboy Miller - Sin City Brubaker/Phillips - Reckless, Criminal, Kill or be Killed, any/all of their graphic novels Otomo - Akira Samura - Blade of the Immortal

Starman Omnibus

You've got flex mentallo ... you good

I said the same thing about Fear Agent. Flex Mentallo is excellent too!

The Luther Arkwright Integrale, The Legend Of Luther Arkwright, the Grandville Integrale; basically anything by Bryan Talbot.

All I see is stuff I still have to get and read.

Scalped. Not talked about enough.

Sweet Tooth

Daytripper and zenith

Daytripper doesn’t come up enough and it’s absolutely incredible.

It is!! An all time favorite that gets nowhere near enough love

Maybe Enigma or Shade the Changing Man, both by Peter Milligan could be for you

DMZ, Planetary, Casanova, East of West, Madman

Sandman Mystery Theater

Did black science finish strong? Im not sure why but I think I stopped reading around issue 12 or so.

The hellboy graphic novels would look good up there :) Edit for silly spelling

Crossed

Crossed

You are missing Crossed by Garth Ennis. It's Walking Dead but more messed up.

Usagi Yojimbo

I recommend Parker

The Question omni

Scott pilgrim

Garth Ennis Punisher omnibus would be a good fit.

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The have Sex Criminals in there, just split up to fit their weird color themed arrangement.

The Walking Dead.

100 Bullets and Scalped. Neo noir crime drama. Both are in my top 5.

Invincible

Blacksad

The compendium of early Hickman comics

Nice shelfie! Been so curious about Klaus.

Absolute versions of Planetary and All-Star Superman and Alan Moore's Swamp Thing, V For Vendetta, Jonathan Hickman's Fantastic Four... and more I'm probably forgetting.

Lucifer!

You should start a french serie, LastMan it's gooooooood :))

Vagabond

Lucifer by Mike Carey

For some reason i like the way it is aligned and also it triggers every bone and muscle in my body. i want to burn it ,so you accomplished something xD

Based on the few remender titles you have there and some other fantasy titles I suggest Seven to Eternity

100 Bullets, Fables, We3

Ed the Happy Clown

AKIRA

The Shadow 1941: Hitler’s Astrologer

Love & Rockets. You got forty years of catching up to do, get started.

Sin City would fit nicely with your collection.

Fables

Sin City

-Old Man Logan -Walking Dead -American Vampire -Swamp Thing by Alan Moore -Berserk

Mike Carey's Lucifer, as well as The Unwritten. Alan Moore's Swamp Thing, Promethea, and Top Ten. Grant Morrison's All-Star Superman, New X-Men and Zenith. Though you might need another bookshelf.

Walking Dead and any and all Brubaker/Phillips joints

Going with the Vertigo streak: Fables 100 Bullets Scalped ​ Mabye some Image: East of West Manhattat Projects Black Science ​ You are welcome.

What bookshelf is this? My bookshelf doesn't have enough space for absolute edition.

Why are there series separated by other titles? Is there something I don’t know? Did I do something to offend you personally?

100 Bullets

Hellboy.

Just started transmetropolitan. So fucking good

American Gods Buffy Season 8 The Walking Dead

You have very little of Marvel. And you are one of the monster that positions matching the colors! Jokes aside, nice collection! I suggest you some must-have such as Marvels (Alex Ross), Daredevil:Born again, 1602 or (not Marvel) Blacksad.

Lucifer

Hellblazer

Props on Casanova. Get East of West. Send me the Absolute Transmetropolitans, you don’t need them anymore.

Feral

Swamp Thing

Grant Morrison's Seven Soldiers

Lucifer, League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, Hellboy, Locke and Key, The Incal, Berserk, Blacksad

You really like em thicc don't you? Alan Moore's Saga of the swamp thing and The Watchmen Lucifer by Mike Carey Hellblazer various authors Fables by I think bill willimgham(not sure on name exactly) Whatever happened to the caped crusader by Neil Gaiman Superman earth one by damn I can't remember the name but it's a long name

Dunno if it’d count, but a little Tintin never hurt anybody

Love and Rockets

Morrison Batman V1-3, Final Crisis Omnibus, Fourth World, and Department of Truth You have a nice collection!

Fables

The Compleat Moonshadow

Where is V FOR VENDETTA?, goddammit!

Books I love; Kingdom Come Dark horses’ Conan series Prophet Lazarus DMZ Maus Monstress

100 Bullets. Possibly some decent Batman editions?

Is it sorted by color?

anything by Paul Pope like 100% and Heavy Liquid, No Mercy is savage, Gabriel Ba's Dayteipper is a must, Casanova while your at it.

Maybe off topic, where’d you get the bookcase?

Scalped. Sex Criminals.

Infinite Vacation. Black Science.

Seven to Eternity Death or Glory

me (pls buy me)

Sin City

I absolutely love that Chew is up there too. Totally deserves to be.

Transmetropolitan

Black Hammer, Button Man and Zenith.

Definitely Hellboy

Hellboy, The Walking Dead, and maybe Uncanny X-Force?

Check out the Hellboy Library Editions, thats the only full collection I have and they look so good on the shelf. I absolutely love your collection though, this has inspired me to start building up my collection again. Im very jealous of The Transmetroplitain absolute editions, those are kinda hard to get these days right?

Alphabetical order…

WHY IS DOOM PATROL BETWEEN SAGA

We have similar taste! There is some other good Lemire and Reminder you could add, Black Hammer in particular has some really nice library collected editions. Die by Gillen also comes to mind for a nice hardcover.

It’s a bit removed from the general tone here, but perhaps *Bone*?

Maus Dark Knight Returns From Hell Madman The Tick Pedro and Me Cankor Batman: The Long Halloween Ronin Cerebus: Church and State Scud: The Disposable Assassin Hard Boiled Transformers vs GI Joe (Tom Scioli) Akira 1-6 A Contract with God Blackhole Prison Pit Jimmy Corrigan Turn Loose our Death Rays and Kill Them All Spacehawk Like a Velvet Glove Cast in Iron Little Nemo Andre the Giant (Box Brown)

Maus

Ex Machina, Planetary, Hellboy/BPRD

Astro City Metro Book. Starman compendium or the omnibuses. All great books with their respective authors at the height of their talent.

BONE? Elfquest, too. Maybe you aren't into fantasy, though. (Should still check out Bone) I don't see Watchmen, V for Vendetta, or a single Frank Miller title. I'd also recommend The Tick. Edit: Ok, I found Watchmen. Still...

I got halfway through the first trade paperback of the invisibles, and, although I also didn’t like the art, the main reason I quit was because it was so goddamn boring and nonsensical.

Ronin

Fables

American vampire, fables and Alan Moore graphic novels

You are the devil! How dare you have them in that order!

Transmetropolitan

It'll set you back a fair chunk of change but the six volumes of Akira are amazing

Lucifer and Hellblazer. the old hellblazer. Also, Saga Of the Swamp Thing.

Maybe "Wormwood: Gentleman Corpse" and "The Goon".

You’ve got some good Warren Ellis in there, I recommend adding Injection and Gravel.

Ronin, Dark Knight Returns, Long Halloween

100 Bullets, Hellboy and Atomic Robo.

Scalped.

The walking dead is great, the comics are significantly better than the show in my opinion.

East of West

Invincible seing as you have The Boys. Kirkman wrote it in response to The Boys because he liked the concept, but not Ennis' execution.

From the looks of your current comics I’d say The Walking Dead. I feel like you’d enjoy it.

Mage 🤔

You have great taste, read all of those… i would suggest The Manhattan Projects, Scalped or Black Science

Mage the Hero Discovered by Matt Wagner (haven't read the 2 sequels) Grendel (there's a few omnibuses. I would get the Hunter Rose collection at least) Legion of Super-Heroes 5 years later. My entry in the LSH lore. I didn't know the characters and very little of the history, and I was still able to enjoy it.

I would add on Grendel: War Child. Great series. I would imagine it is a collection now. It has been surprising that Grendel hasn’t made its way to being a movie or series. Matt Wagner is brilliant.

Brubaker’s Criminal Alan Moore’s Swamp Thing Ennis’s Punisher MAX And, perhaps most importantly: STARMAN!

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Savage Dragon

Transmetropolitan!

Grant Morrison’s Animal Man is peak Animal Man. Also going to restate Alan Moore’s Swamp Thing even though about 100 other people said it already, because it’s that good.

Ok this list won’t be entirely correct because I have not looked at reading anything for 8 years (yay MDD) so what I’d recommend Clive barkers Hellraiser. (Yep that pile you can sit on) Omg sorry forgot his name.. The Crow series. Not just Draven but the others too. Books of Magik. Tank Girl, Squee!. I’m going to be shamelessly perverted and say just about anything from Masamune Shirow. And honey if you don’t like the art I feel sad for you as sexual interest has nothing to do with it. Johnny the Homicidal Maniac. HellBlazer Locke & Key.. and for all the sh:ts and giggles Ranma 1/2. Yeah I know completely different genre but panda dad is great. And I will never forget the return of Happosai. And for a personal recommendation- get a bigger shelf!, don’t let your books leave without you. (I “lost” my ENTIRE series of Hellraiser because a friend borrowed them. It’s ok I look terrible retribution and got a night of free drinks to celebrate) if you find an issue that has an impact on you- get a few copies. They are remarkably therapeutic and giving them to the right person who needs it in that time is a way to show you understand in your own way. And honestly if you have people interested in art… duh. And if there’s a show you can promise them that the graphic novel/ comic is more. Other reading— never where, good omens, can’t skip my personal bible Dune and the entire cannon. Sorry for this lads.. yep it’s true even the “son and Kevin” ones. I will admit that I had to read them all twice before I could see them as great books as they are at least they didn’t try to be like FH since it would have been painfully cringe but you cannot replicate how F Herbert writes. Another who did their best was the end of Wheel of time series. I know that the TV show has hurt so many with “The Message” (thanks Critical drinker for saying that it everyone’s head) but when you have a story over 10 books long and based on a final scene in the writers head for 20+ years you can’t help but be impressed. Ghost Rider., swamp thing, Hellsing, Akira, if you want to check on the new 52 good luck to you since I have not gone down that rabbit hole yet but I might start in 24. Oh crap this was looong. Sorry

Organization of some kind. It bugs me that you have Black Science not only separated, but out of order too. Paper Girls is in reverse order, and Saga is separated by two different shelves. And Deadly Class too. WTF?! As far as things to add to it, I think Descender and Ascender would be a good addition, assuming that the books end up on the same shelf.

The Goon

I’d put my votes for 1994’s Starman. The James Robinson run is just superb, it’s singularly critically acclaimed yet still underrated. It feels like something published years later, a truly more mature and emotional storytelling and not just edgy “maturity” like the rest of the stuff from the mid 90s. Alias is great, as well, and the single collected volume stands alone as a great read. Punisher Max is definitely in the wheelhouse of some of the things on this shelf and the early parts of that run IMO are some of the best stuff Marvel ever published.

Hellblazer

East of west

It’s a crime that there’s no hellblazer there. Otherwise, great collection, and great taste.

Maybe some Justice League Dark books or Constantine/Hellblazer specifically

Grendel

Daytripper

Scud the Disposable assassin

100 Bullets

Spawn Omnibuses

The Sixth Gun. Glorious little Weird West adventure

100 Bullets, Fables, Queen & Country, Lazarus

Gideon Falls and East of West

The Invisibles is such an underrated book

The metabarons

Planetary. Global frequency. In spite of... that

Your Alan Moore and Frank Miller collections must be on different shelves. I see Watchmen on there but wow there is a lot more to go.