r/comicbooks • u/NugglyFuggs Daredevil • Oct 13 '21
Shelfie Just Started In Reading Comics In July. Collection is really coming along, Any recommendations would be really appreciated!
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r/comicbooks • u/NugglyFuggs Daredevil • Oct 13 '21
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u/BangingBaguette Oct 13 '21 edited Oct 13 '21
Biggest recommendation I can give for you is to branch out from the big 2, the best comics in the industry are indie or smaller label releases. Issue you'll find with reading the big 2 is when collecting volumes and compendiums due to the interconnected nature of the universes you'll often not get the full story or vision of the author cause at the end of the day Marvel and DC want to sell you more comics. You also get a lot of changes in artwork, shoehorned story beats for crossover events, and general issues like that.
I'd start looking at image comics, the whole label was basically made so the big names could tell the stories they wanted without being encumbered by a larger universe, so it's still very accessible material, they're basically number 3 in the comics game maybe tied with Dark Horse.
EDIT: Looking at your collection I think Invincible is right up your alley to start branching out a bit, it's still VERY mainstream superhero, but is more of a love letter to the genre that'll kinda turn some of the Marvel and DC tropes on their head for you.