Looking for other dystopian set graphic novels.

I recently read The Road graphic novel (pictured) after watching the film and I'm a huge fan of The Last of Us games and The Walking Dead show and graphic novels.

Any other recommendations?

Thanks in advance!!!

EDIT: Wow, incredible amount of responses!

Need recommendation, I really like The 'Maus' and like other 'They Called Us Enemy' like real life truth hisotical media graphic novels, much appreciated. Thankyou!

Just finished V for Vendetta and thought it was just okay. I enjoyed the social commentary but thought the story was way overdone. Watchmen was okay but not mind blowing like so many people say. I think From Hell was my favorite of his but I wouldn’t say it was amazing. I love the JTR story and Victorian/Georgian British history so that was part of the draw. I’ve read a few Swamp Thing comics back in the day but they weren’t that memorable. I really enjoyed the film version of V for Vendetta but I thought the League of Extraordinary Gentlemen film was silly. Is there something I’m missing?

Just some exemples ⬆️

Feel free to cite works that you consider to feature creatures that appear to have crawled from another dimension.

So I'm just starting my journey to read graphic novels and first i wanna read something absolutely reality altering trippy stuff, like i just sit there is awe of what craziness is going on and won't be able to put it down at all, also like we don't have a big comic or graphic novel culture in my country so its kinda difficult to get my hands on some of the old stuff so ig newer things would be preferred.

Thank you!!

My dad is 64 years old and has recently become interested in graphic novels. He really enjoyed Maus and Watchmen, and I'm looking for some more books he might enjoy.

He's interested in world history (especially ancient history) and enjoys watching action movies (ones like John Wick), so I think graphic novels with historical settings, war, political intrigue, crime, adventure, or plenty of action could be a good for him.

They don't necessarily have to be superhero books or historical nonfiction. I'm open to pretty much anything that you think would be a good fit. I think he'd enjoy anything as long as it has a good story!

What would you recommend?

This is a continuation of my monthly series where on the last Friday of each month I highlight 10 visually striking books that I've read in hopes that some here resonate with a few.

If you have any gorgeous books to recommend yourself, feel free in the comments!

I used to be super into reading, but like many others my attention span got really bad over time and I just stopped, so I'm trying to get back into it. Any suggestions are greatly appreciated!!

I read about this one from a post in this subreddit & absolute loved it.
I loved the dynamic between the robot & the skull a lot & the stories featured in here are short they are very sweet but my favorite thing about it was the art.Any thing similar to this art wise?

I've become a graphic novel enthusiast late in life...

Here's the majority of my small but proud collection (not pictured: Old Man Logan, The Killing Joke, the complete "Bone" series, all "Calvin and Hobbes" by B. Watterson, and the majority of Asterix and Obelix, if the latter two are considered graphic novels in the first place).

I have NO DOUBT you can give me some flawless recommendations... but I need to add slowly and methodically. I'd considered the "He-Man Omnibus" for myself and my son? Also, the "Punisher: Born" looks great, if I can find it for a reasonable price.

So... the question is... what do I need to read before I die?

If you could only add ONE... which one would it be?

Thanks in advance for your patience and suggestions. Cheers!

Looking for Graphic Novels with that nostalgic, magical vibe. Beautiful and memorable, maybe cozy but it’s not a must.

A couple months ago I made a post here asking for my first ever graphic novel recommendations. I said I was into gritty, darker tone, adult stories. Got a ton of great suggestions and I ended up going with Scalped.

And holy shit.

I cannot believe I’ve been missing out on this medium my entire life. The story, the characters. I was completely absorbed in a story the way I haven’t felt in a long time.

So now I’m back looking for my next read, but this time I’m hoping for something science fiction. I’m a huge James Cameron fan. I love Avatar, Aliens, Terminator. Something with atmosphere, big ideas about humanity, technology, and survival. Hard sci-fi is a bonus.

Thanks!

This is a continuation of my monthly series where on the last Friday of each month I highlight 10 visually striking books that I've read in hopes that some here resonate with a few.

If you have any gorgeous books to recommend yourself, feel free in the comments!

Howdy folks 👋 Looking for crime comic recommendations, but more specifically I’m looking for sweeping crime sagas with a large cast of characters and a fleshed-out world. I love it when a crime series follows an ensemble cast, switching from protagonist to protagonist. I prefer having someone to root for, but I also enjoy stories where everyone is deeply flawed and awful. If the story has an overarching narrative, that’s great, and if it’s a series of unrelated or loosely connected stories, that’s cool too.

Really I’m just looking for your favorite crime comics and crime authors in general haha, whether or not they meet any of these criteria. Let’s hear em. Huge fan of Brubaker and Frank Miller; Scalped was a great read, as was 100 Bullets. I’ve heard Stray Bullets is up my alley as well. EDIT: oh yeah and Batman is my fucking guy, duh idk how I forgot to add that

UPDATE General consensus seems to be:
Stray Bullets
Anything by Brubaker/Phillips
100 Bullets
The Killer
Blacksad
Parker by Darwyn Cooke (can confirm, great series)

EDIT: I forgot to add, none of these images are mine. If citation is necessary I can find and attribute properly

Looking for mainly groaning novels where one person is in charge of the whole creative process, mainly some indie stuff maybe.

I am not interested in comics with a lot of issues or runtime in it and I'd rather have "one and done " Experience even if it's made in 1-3 book volumes. I also don't enjoy reading superhero stuff and I like horror stories mostly or books made with bad really unique style in them.

Thank you for your time!!!

There is a group of retailers who have communicating with new contacts at Marvel about their Collected Editions. We are working on submitting a list to them of our suggestions for the Top 50 GN's that should be evergreen (stay in print). What are your suggestions?

These are my favorite comics right now, ranked #1 (Fall Sunrise, top left) to #9 (Hawkeye, bottom right) to give you an idea of what I enjoy.

My husband has just gotten very into graphic novels over the past year or two. I know these aren't all that he has, but the top are a bunch I know he got earlier on, and the bottom are ones he has gotten more recently. I know he cares a lot about the craft of the book, and then beautiful art and a beautiful story (dub probably). He loves cats, he loves birds, he loves both sci-fi and fantasy. I am hoping to get some recommendations of books I could get him for this birthday that fit into this vein, especially the bottom books. Thank you for any help!

I'm intending for this to be a monthly series where on the last Friday of each month I'll highlight 10 visually striking books I've read in hopes some here will find books they resonate with.

If you have any gorgeous books to recommend yourself, feel free in the comments!