'Classic' comics you've never read (But would like to).

[Roger Godpleton]

Are there any renowned comics or runs that you've heard to be good.

I've never read:

Grant Morrison's Doom Patrol
Sin City
Alan Moore's WildCATS

Which should I read first.

[Roger Godpleton]

You will be rewarded.

[Trout]

Good question.

Doom Patrol's the only one I know well, and I recommend it as really gripping stuff.

Myself, I keep meaning to get round to reading some Will Eisner.

- Trout

[Bico]

Maus has sat on my desk for about a year now.
Also, there's been no small amount of criticism of Mark Miller on this messageboard based on the admittedly questionable quality of his 2000ad work, but I wouldn't mind reading his run on My Little Pony.

[Trout]

Haw!

But you need to make time for Maus. Trust me.

[Bico]

Okay, I will.  But don't bother with Sin City, Krust.  One of the books is enough to read, because after the second one you'll realise it's the same thing over and over again.

[Roger Godpleton]

Which one though?

[The Amstor Computer]

"The Hard Goodbye". It is, IMO, the best of the lot. Should have been re-released in a new format by now, so just Amazon for it...

[Tweak72]

anything by Will Eisner im particularly hot to read "The Building" or his other non Spirit stuff

[ukdane]

Contract with God
Maus
V for Vendetta
Promethea
Alan Moore Swamp Thing
ALL sitting on my bookshelf ALL unread.

[Endjinn]

Tom Strong has remained unread for weeks.

[Tweak72]

I prepose we remove from existence ukdane as if they have all of those unread in their possession then well they just don?t deserve to of ever have been born
in fact I would go further to say erase the previous 3 generations from history as well I am THAT disgusted with you.
hang your soon to never have existed head in SHAME!

[Tweak72]

Endjinn how could you?

[ARRISARRIS]

...would personaly recommended all of Swamp Thing series, even after Alan Moore left, me i would love to get my hands on the complete Luther Arkright...

[The Amstor Computer]

"...would personaly recommended all of Swamp Thing series, even after Alan Moore left"

Ugh, no. I bought the "Swamp Thing: Regenesis" TPB recently, and I don't think I've read a bigger turd in a while. It takes what had been an intelligent, entertaining comic & lobotomises it. Pants.