Comic books/Personal Top 10 of all time51 messages

Very difficult ... especially to determine the order because it continues to compare apples with pears.
I can't really make a top 10 either. Below is at least a series of 10 of my favorite albums. This is out of sequence and off the cuff.
1. Looking Black
2. In Search of the Time Bird (4 albums)
3. The incal (6 albums)
4. The Intriguer - Asterix
5. Watchmen (the english version)
6. The Chinkle
7. Cromwell Stone (3 albums)
8. Idyll
9 Koos Voos
10. Lea
A problem with the above list is that it specifically mentions albums or short series. Authors that I make great work are not in the list, because I cannot choose 1 album.
Will Eisner (I prefer the Spirit in black and white)
Bernie Wrightson
Bill Watterson
Manara
Caza
Tardi
Comes
Don Lawrence
Hanko Kolk
and of course, how could it be otherwise,
Rene Uilenbroek;)
I still have to enter almost everything in Catawiki, so I will come across some gems. :)

Well then I will also participate :)
1 The Jewels of Bianca Castafiore - Tintin (Duh!)
2 Bone (Actually the whole series, but if it has to be 1 story then number 16 - Eyes of the Storm)
3 Zoo by Frank & amp; Bonifay. Here too it is impossible to choose between the 3 parts
4 The monster of the Moerplaat - Franka
5 The Arrival of Shaun Tan
6 Horizon by Lian Ong (2 parts) (For me still the best Dutch comic ever made)
7 The Rough Guide - Meccano
8 Across the Limits of Time .. (2 parts) by Abolin & amp; Pont
9 The Last Song of the Malaterres - Companions of Twilight, Bourgeon
10 Sandman van Gaiman and many others

Hello, Comic Book Enthusiasts
I don't see any of Baard en Kale, Guus Slim and peek-a-boo?
I have read hundreds of comics, but these are still very good

Before we get stuck in lists of albums from a bygone era, good comics are also being made lately. How about the series 'Blacksad' by Guarnido and Canales: astonishingly well drawn and cast-iron stories. Or the 'cycling strips' The toeless eagle and Vinkenbrood from Lax. Christophe Blain's 'Gus' should also not be left unmentioned

But also the 'oldies' Tardi and Loisel (again) do a good job. In fact, Tardi's latest album 'The Great Slaughter' is at the top of his already impressive oeuvre. The same goes for Loisel's 'Magasin General'.

Cartoonist Seth recently released the album 'George Sprott'. Truly majestic. Beautifully styled, moving and humorous.

I find it very difficult to draw up a top so many. I'd rather give a list that should be read in random order. Although .... No. 1 is certain: all of Tardi's work. Below follow:

• 'Chalk line' from Prado *
• the series 'The children of the wind' and 'The companions of the twilight' by Bourgeon
• 'Letters from the bar' by Stassen-Lapière
• the series 'In Search of the Time Bird' and 'Magasin General' by Loisel
• the series 'Gilles de Geus' by Kolk-de Wit
• 'The Treasure of the Country' by Julsing *
• 'Captain Scarlet' by David B-Guibert
• 'Fort Bongo' of Loustal-Coatalem *
• 'Rocket to the Moon' / 'Men on the Moon' by Hergé
• the series 'He Pao' by Vinkh
• 'Beyond the Limits of Time' by Pont-Abolin
• 'Rampokan' by v. Dongen *
• 'Bran Ruz' from Auclair-Deschamps *
• 'Caesar's laurel wreath' by Uderzo-Goscinny
• the series 'The Adventures of Kobijn' by Trondheim-Le Gall
• 'The unlucky bird' by Dethorey-Le Tendre *
• 'Over there' from Tronchet-Sibran *
• Mister Black by Griffu-Dufaux
• 'Western' by v. Hamme-Rosinski
• 'Caatinga' by Hermann
• the series 'Isaac the pirate' by Blain.

* You won't find these albums in a list any time soon. Still, in my opinion they are very worthwhile, if not sublime.

Nice thread that has been picked up again. So here are my favorites.

I haven't read comics for about 5 years (currently in New Zealand) but try to stay up to date with all the comic news via the internet, and Catawiki of course.

So the list looks a bit dated.

I have made a selection of the comics that stayed with me the most after reading the comics.

1- Spiegelman, Maus.

2- tardi, Trench warfare (1 and 2 can also be reversed)

3- Rosinski, Thorgal parts 9 to 13

4- Hermann, Mission Vandie

5- Hermann / Bernard Prince, Scorched Earth

6-vance, all the tears of hell

7- barges, the tower

8- Don Lawrence, the Killer of Eriban

9- Hermann / comanche, the sky is red over laramy

10- Hermann, Caatinga.

I can say that I am a huge fan of Hermann.

Greetings, Matthe.

I forgot Bilal, Ai, ai, ai, ai !!!!

Put the Falangists in it instead of caatinga.

Matthew.

Top 10 of all time is really not going to work for me, but these are more or less the best comics (American Comics) of the past year

1. Chew - John Layman

2. American Vampire - Scott Snyder

3. Unwritten - Mike Carey

4. Morning Glories - Nick Spencer

5. Neil Young's Greendale - Josh Dysart

6. De: Tales - Ba & amp; Moon

7. Daytripper - Ba & amp; Moon

8. Agents of Atlas - Jeff Parker

9. S.H.I.E.L.D. - Jonathan Hickman

10. Batwoman Elegy: Greg Rucka

Just off the list: Doomwar by Mayberry, Walking Dead by Kirkman, Underground by Jeff Parker, Asterios Polyp by Mazzuchelli, Pluto by Urazawa and Power Girl by Palmiotti

Most Despicable Comics of 2010:

All comics from Brian Michael Bendis (Except Scarlet), J. Michael Straczynski, Mark Millar and Jeph Loeb. The top prize for worst comic goes to Joe Quesada and his run on Amazing Spider-Man: One Moment in Time

At Number 1 comes:

The Hawk, Siegfried, Scorpio, XIII, Largo Winch, Asterix, Bluecoats, Blacksad, Lucky Luke, Vae Victis, Uncle Scrooge, Donald Duck (Barks!), Legend, Bone, Douwe Dabbert, Franka, Black Crow, Long John Silver, Redbeard, Gaston, Marsupilami, Tintin, Smurfs, Cosa Nostra, Dragon's Blood, Borgia, Charlie, Bob Evers, Elsje, Calvin and Hobbs, Family Doorzon, Thorgal, Lamentation of the Lost Lands, Alone, Soda, Sisco, O boys, Elixirs, Heinz, Suske en Wiske, Canardo, De Killer etc.

Sorry just couldn't choose.

best series I have read is XIII - Thirteen.

all parts good!

Largo Winch also quite top part 11,12 I found a bit less

further clarification maybe later

I may be a classic, but for me this is my top ten

1. On the trail of Sherlock Holmes (Piet insightful)

2. the legacy of nero

3. the white owl street knight (suske en wiske)

4. the yellow sign

5. The Secret of the Unicorn (Tintin)

6. The Black Rocks (Tintin)

7. the signal is red (lefranc)

8. the steel steed (Bessy)

9.the heirs (spirou)

10.QRN at bretzelburg (spirou)

The ten from me that can be traced back as a kind of ancestral tree of my comic book and comic love .

Shang-Chi - Hell for Shang-Chi in the River of Death

Tarzan - Tarzan and the pool of time

Philémon - Philémon and the Drowning Man of the A

Dracula - From a Vampire's Night Book!

Batman - Hunt for the Evil Râ’s Al Ghûl!

Gaston Lagaffe - Flater deserves an optater

Comanche - The Sheriffs

The Spirit - The Spirit 1

Durango - The Violence of Anger

The Doorzon family - Deadly sin

Oh dear, a thread from 10/2008 :-D

1. Z of Scam and The Shadow of Z (wendel) (of course)
2. De Pijpekop (Chick Bill)
3. The Cigars of the Pharaoh (Tintin)
4. The Zonnebloem (Tintin) case
5. Chlorophyll against the black rats
6. Donjon (all)
7. The green splinter (Sus and Wis)
8. The riddle of the moonstone (Johan and Peewit)
9. The prisoner of Buddha (Spirou)
10. The flying bed (Sus and Wis)

Very classic

Edit: Shift + Enter should be the default

Here are my top 10:

1) The yellow sign

2) Watchmen

3) 100 bullets

4) Beyond the shadows

5) All the tears of hell

6) Cromwell Stone

7) Maus

8) The last fighter

9) Bran Ruz

10) Scorpio Series

Here my top 10 series:

1 Tintin

2 Spirou / Gaston

3 Guus Slim / Felix

4 Isabelle Avondrood

5 Professor Bell (basically everything from Sfar)

6 Freddy Lombard

7 Agent 327

8 Corto Maltese

9 Huon (I find Eric too difficult to read with that text below the pictures)

10 Steven Severijn

The order from 2 to 10 is not fixed but changes with my mood at the moment.

nice top 10 comics I thought, but ff later I didn't remember.

try okay.

1 Tintin rocket and men on the moon, that's what started it all for me.

2 the secret of the d. great pyramyde 1 and 2.

3 comanche wolves from wyoming and sky is red above laramy.

4 thorgal past the shadows.

5 jason brice what is written.

6 storm the last fighter.

7 Johan and Pirrewit the source of the gods.

8 durango a reason to die.

9 prince of the night elize.

10 red knight's horn of horak.

very difficult to pick out 10 of everything I think.

I've been hiccups at this for a long time. So many beautiful things have appeared. First, a nostalgic list, mainly inspired by my first acquaintances with comics and in more or less random order

1) Eric de Noorman The prey of the red rock

2) West of the Pecos from Arend Weekblad

3) Lucky Luke On the trail of the Daltons

4) Pilot Storm

5) Bokke Heidehipper The fight against the evil forest men

6) Jan Kordaat The liberation of Prof. Stagmus

7) Tintin Rocket to the Moon and Men on the Moon

8) Suske en Wiske The klppende klipper

9) Tibor

someone a top 10 2014 ?! ;-)

Top 10 2014 in no particular order:

1) Fifteen years later

2) The Eye of Odin

3) Conquistador 3

4) Ridder Bolster

5) Bouncer 9

6) Okko 9

7) Capricornus 15

8) Capricornus 16

9) Folies Bergere

10) Django Unchained

About in this order

1: Maze of Eeden

2: Franka: Chrome

3: Femme Fatale

4 : For a bit of luck

5: Matho Tonga (published Julius de Goede)

6: Thorgal: Crow

7: Kagaratsu: Taro

8: Natasja: The Blue Sparrowhawk

9: Millennium 3/4

10: Samurai: Blood Brothers

Of course I can't stay behind! In no particular order:

1. Krasse knarren 2
2. Fair people 3
3. Hotel private
4. Deadline
5. The Crazy Violence
6. Magasin general 9
7. Omnivisibilis
8. Bloody Hot
9. The Return of the Honey Buzzard
10. The War of the Lulu's 2

Out of the top 10 but worth reading:
Texas cowboys 2
Loose tongues
Tyler cross
La mondaine 1/2
Sugar

My personal top ten is pretty classic (the age, hey)

1. Eisner: A contract with God

2. Hergé: Tintin in Tibet

3. Pratt: Corto Maltese and the Ethiopians

4. Cosey: Kate (Jonathan)

5. Franquin: Spirou QRN on Bretzelburg

6. Moebius: The Incal of the Dark

7. Windy & amp; De Jong: Heinz parade (peerless front cover)

8. Khing: Iris

9. Bilal: Fair of the Immortals

10. Devil / Rollin; Saga de Xam

1 Tintin and the Sunflower Cause - Herge

2 Terry and the Pirates 1938-1939 (or 1940-1941) - Caniff

3 The Spanish Ghost (despite or thanks to all Prince Valiant quotes) - Vandersteen

4 Maus - Spiegelman

5 The Secret of the Swordfish - Jacobs

6 Little Nemo: so many splendid sundays! - McCay

7 Krazy Kat: 1916-1924 - Herriman

8 The Last Song of the Malateres - Bourgeon

9 Asterix: The Copper Cauldron - Goscinny & amp ; Uderzo

10 Alex: The Lost Legions - Martin

All but two strips were drawn before my birth!

Hierbij mijn top 10. Veel overeenkomsten maar ook een aantal nieuwe

Chninkel, Rosinski (terecht op vele lijstjes)

Loopgravenoorlog, Tardi (indrukkend getekend)

Kraut, Peter Pontiac (een van de meest indrukkende albums van Nederlandse bodem)

Balade van de zilte zee, Hugo Pratt (deze grootmeester mag in de lijstjes niet ontbreken

Kermis der onsterflijken, Bilal (niets aan toe te voegen)

Contract with God, Eisner (moeder aller graphic novels)

Vidocq, Kresse (ik kan niet kiezen maar deze Nederlandse grootmeester moet erbij)

De boogschutters, Rosinski, Van Hamme (eigenlijk de hele serie Thorgal)

Siberië, Micheluzzi

Little Nemo, McCay (geweldig tekenwerk ook al is het meer dan 100 jaar oud)

Ik twijfelde verder ook het album Thee voor twee van Daan Jippes. Album blijft een pareltje binnen het Nederlandse stripgebeuren.

Here's my top 10. Many similarities but also a number of new ones

Chninkel, Rosinski (rightly on many lists)

Trench warfare, Tardi (impressive drawing)

Kraut, Peter Pontiac (one of the most impressive albums from Dutch soil)

Balade of the salty sea, Hugo Pratt (this grand master should not be missing in the lists

Fair of the Immortals, Bilal (nothing to add)

Contract with God, Eisner (mother of all graphic novels)

Vidocq, Kresse (I can't choose but this Dutch grandmaster has to be included)

The archers, Rosinski, Van Hamme (actually the entire Thorgal series)

Siberia, Micheluzzi

Little Nemo, McCay (amazing artwork even though it's over 100 years old)

I also doubted the album Thee for two by Daan Jippes. Album remains a gem within the Dutch comics scene.

Mijn top tien , maar een top 20 is ( gelukkig ) ook te maken 

Jerome K Bloks ( Brillant )

Oscar Isidoor ( als de tekenaar niet zo vroeg deez aardbol had verlaten was hij een geduchte concurrent van Herge geweest) 

Chick Bill

Blueberry

Wuivende veder

Lester Cockney

Nestor Burma

Snoesje

Beverpatroelje

Gezellen van de Schemering

Isabelle Avondrood

My top ten, but a top 20 is (fortunately) also possible

Jerome K Bloks ( Brilliant )

Oscar Isidoor (if the artist hadn't left this globe so early, he would have been a formidable competitor of Herge)

Chick Bill

Blueberries

Waving feather

Lester Cockney

Nestor Burma

Sweetie

Beaver patrol

Companions of Twilight

Isabelle Evening Red

Oscar Isidoor (if the draftsman had not left this globe so early, he would have been a formidable competitor of Herge)

FA Breysse turned almost 94 years old and only died in 2001. Why he stopped drawing comics in 1955 is unknown to me.

Regarding Oscar Isidoor, thanks Boekenmagazijn. I only think Mr. Breysse had a short life, led astray by Oberon's reissues where it is said "It was his first comic, it would remain his only". Non information from a publisher ............ and misinterpretation. But it remains a shame about those "only" 8 albums. I also searched the internet with a French question, but could not find much about F.A. Breysse. Mysterious guide and SOS 23 75 I found the best stories.