Zig Forumsutist here. Redpill me on western comics, not just capeshit but the whole medium. If theres any kino then post it so i can read it and stop being such a weeaboo faggot.
Zig Forumsutist here. Redpill me on western comics, not just capeshit but the whole medium...
Josiah Cooper
Charles Bell
Pretty straightforward, they're like your japanese mangas but obviously better
Jose Perez
So they're fighting, porn, child porn and borderline child porn?
Leo Watson
Nobody actually reads comics. There's just too many of them.
Hudson Flores
What are you looking for?
Jaxon Gutierrez
Guy Delisle, Joe Stacco, and Daniel Clowes are the most redpilled comics creators these days. Also Art Spiegelman, obviously.
Aaron Kelly
>i want sci fi
french comics
>i want fantasy
french comics
>i want drama
gringo comics
>i want weird shit
french comics
>i want drugs
gringo comics
>i want horror
lol dead genre (gringo comics)
>i want experiments
mmmmmmmm french comics in the 90s if you really know where to look, gringo comics in the 2000s. not a lot of experimenting before the 80s that wasn't just LSD-addled artists
>i want colour theory
webcomics
>i want porn
french comics
Oliver Green
All-Star Superman is capeshitkino, so read that
Aaron Butler
Just shit thats good. I'm into most things so genre doest matter much but im especially into edgy shit, horror and action shit if that helps.
Leo Perez
Read the classic Donald Duck comics by Carl Barks, it was the inspiration for the early modern day manga
Nicholas Roberts
"Western" comics are broad as hell, there's comics from the US, South America, Europe, and elsewhere that isn't East Asia. There's mainstream (cape basically) and indies/alt/underground, where the real good shit is.
What genres do you like? There's a ton of options for everything. If you can't decide on any one story stick around for a storytime thread and jump in if you like the cover.
If you want to transition a bit from manga to comics, try Usagi Yojimbo, a long-running comic series about an anthro rabbit ronin in an anthro world based off of feudal Japan that takes inspiration from popular samurai media and is made by an American-Japanese. It's really fucking good.
Eli Jackson
>inspired by manga
I dont just want jap shit from burgerland or where ever, i want burgerland shit from burgerland
Oliver Reyes
He said that it INSPIRED manga, not that it was inspired BY manga
Anthony Nguyen
Read Sandman by Neil Gaiman. It's all downhill after that.
Jackson Garcia
none of those, but based on reality: Weapons of Mass Diplomacy (Quai d'Orsay #1-2) by Abel Lanzac
Eli Ross
My tastes are broad as hell too. Im especially into anything edgy/gorey though.
Hudson Bennett
Well then here are some recommendations
>Watchmen
>Unbelievable Gwenpool
>Nextwave: Agents of H.A.T.E
>Shirtless Bear Fighter
>I Hate Fairyland
>Weapon Brown
>Spidey (2015)
>Madman
>Flaming Carrot
>Axe Cop
>Dr. Mcninja
Those are some comics that I really love. If you like what you see then I can give you more recommendations.
Nathan Bell
Blast then
Tyler Cruz
>Edgy shit
Can't go wrong with Garth Ennis' stuff.
>Horror
EC comics has a massive library of old (but good) horror comics. Hope you enjoy reading though, because they are wordy as hell.
If you want more psychological horror there's some good French things like Kerascoet's works (Beauty, Beautiful Darkness) and The Blast.
>Action
Too many to list. Try Savage Sword of Conan as a starter and spring from there. If you want edgy and action and godly artwork, try Requiem Vampire Knight, another French work.
Josiah Ramirez
You'll want to look into Garth Ennis then. He's probably the most prolific edgelord in comics. Quality ranges from great to pure garbage though. Preacher and his Punisher MAX run are generally considered his best works.
Camden Anderson
>Preacher and his Punisher MAX run are generally considered his best works.
Oh, and Hitman. That's another great one of his.
Jordan Ward
OP, I echo what says (and second those recs too) I'd need more idea on what kind of story/long form/short/serialised/one-shot/stand-alone/multiverse/slice of life/scifi/surreal etc. Having said that I'd recomend The Prophet series starting from number 21, guide in pic related.
Grayson Lopez
>Requiem Vampire Knight
Is it worth it?
Alexander Adams
Jayden Rivera
Jeremiah Cooper
It is good, but volumes have had problems with steep prices for years. Pirate it first to see if you like it before shelling out, it's up on readcomiconline.
Wyatt Edwards
Nathaniel Jones
>multiple Millar comics
That list is not to be trusted.
Nathaniel Sullivan
There's a thread up for a legendary comic artist who recently passed away that hits all your tastes. Check out his thread for some god-tier artwork and nice stories.
Austin Johnson
Nathan Rogers
Cooper Smith
Are there any western indie comics that AREN'T edgy and/or violent
Landon Gutierrez
I think it's a pretty good list otherwise
Andrew Campbell
Yes