Graphic Novel recommendations (best art + story)

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And it embarasses me when my teasing makes someone actually feel bad. Please accept my apologies.

I DID NOT mean for it to sound like that.  It's my own hang up and personal embarrassment.  Please don't think it's anything else.  If I had misspelled Flash and F#SHC s, I would have just laughed it off, but since it had to do with my dyslexia I tend to feel stupid.  Seriously, no harm no foul.  I just need to stop worrying about stupid crap like that.  I didn't mean to cause a hubbub, it's my fault.  Sorry man, I didn't mean to worry you.

[Kat Rocha]

I don't know if this has been mentioned here before or not, but has anybody read Boarderline from D.E?

It's drawn by  Eduardo Risso of 100 Bullets. Probably one of the best depictions of a cyberpunk dystopia I have seen in a while. If you like Matt Wagner's Grendel, you will definately like this one.

-Kat

[annearchist]

Thanks for posting that. I'm going to have to check it out.

[Kat Rocha]

Actually, D.E. has resolicited both vol. 1 and 2 in the March Previews.
As well, if you are familiar with Instock Trades.com , they are offering both at 35% off.

-Kat

[Hebs]

SKIM!


Besides Jillian Tamaki being a super-amazing editorial artist, her comics are pretty neat-o as well.

[Claude]

Maus

Both kick ass, but I like Maus II slightly more.

It's a true story of the holocaust with cartoon mice and cats. The cats are nazis.

[Johnny Unusual]

Maus is a classic.  I've been trying to get my mom to read it for years.