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No Comics, but if Mangas count my favorite is Ranma ½ and I'm now reading Nagasarete Airantou.
The former is a famous work of Rumiko Takahashi and I love the blend of comedy, action and romance with wacky characters. The latter I find it as a similar style but taking place on an island.

does manga count? (it should, right?) i haven't read western comics in forever, but i still like them. there's the manga "a silent voice". beautiful, sad and so many more emotions all rolled into one story. it was made into a movie recently. a lot of good manga out there. thanks for the train.

I do but honestly I don't go out and buy them. I got a bunch online but nothing from the beginning to the end. I want to read but between work and playing other games I just don't have a lot of time. It is a shame because I'm missing out on a lot of good books/manga/comics.

I enjoyed "Orbital" and "Y, the last man" among others.

I'll leave my list of manga/comics I've read with a short explanation:
1.Ajin:Demi-Human : action/super powers
There are people who cannot die.
2.D.I.C.E: : school life/super powers/drama
Gather dices doing various tasks.You can spend them to "increase" looks/intelligence/strength.What is the limit?
3.Jisatsutou:(Suicide Island) : Mature/drama
People who try suicide are asked to give consent for "assistance".They are sent on a island to live on their own.This one is a bit more "adult" oriented so I suggest not reading it if you are not interested in topics that can affect you emotionally
4.High-Rise Invasion: Mistery/action/shounen(young teens oriented)
Main character find herself on a rooftop on a world where everything tries to kill her.
5.The gamer: action/shounen/super powers
Main character suddently develops special powers where his entire world is shifted into a game-like setting.Nice and relaxing webcomic.

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I used to read them plenty when I was a kid. But no one would know the titles, they were some local stuff. But they were great. Man, waiting for the postman to bring my subscriptions in a plastic envelope was magical!

No doubt those times nurtured in me the habit of reading - which is so so important.

Congrats for the thread!

Not sure if it fits in the category, but I kind enjoyed Bone, some time ago. Too many books to read, too little time...

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I enjoy reading comics, but I don't have any favourites.
Where I'm from, comics were always considered to be for kids only, so the only comics one could get here were Duck Tales and the like. It got a little bit better over the years, but comics are still pretty rare here.

i read manga mainly at work (during breaks)
some manga that left a lasting impression were "Anatolia story" and "little house with orange roof"
both mature manga, josei (for adult women) but totally different.
there are a lot more that i really enjoyed or even cried at.
if you like shounen manga more i suggest "Psyren"

thanks for the train

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I really enjoyed DC (the "new52") when it was a thing
And still reading One piece, but not really into this sort of thing anymore

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You should try to read Tony Sandoval

As Kid I liked the Disney and Marvel Comics, but today I'm not really reading comics anymore. :-)

Can't help you with comics, but have a bump?

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My favorite is "De Cape et de Crocs" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/De_cape_et_de_crocs
I love the style, it's funny and clever.
Thanks for the train :)

Thanks for the ride =)

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Some of my favs.
https://myanimelist.net/manga/87609/Tensei_shitara_Slime_Datta_Ken
https://myanimelist.net/manga/81667/Overlord
https://myanimelist.net/manga/73271/Re_Monster

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I've read a lot of Marvel and DC, but if you can, get some of Monica's Gang, it's a brazilian comic targeted to children, but I still read it when I can.