The 16 Best Image Comics Graphic Novels
Cosmic sagas, blood-soaked horror, and genre-bending crime sit beside cult indie darlings. Which one tops your shelf?
1InvincibleRobert Kirkman's coming-of-age superhero saga of a teen learning his father's dark secret.1000pts
2SagaBrian K. Vaughan and Fiona Staples's sweeping space opera about lovers from warring alien worlds.731pts
3The Walking DeadRobert Kirkman's long-running black-and-white zombie-apocalypse survival epic.700pts
4DescenderJeff Lemire and Dustin Nguyen's painterly space saga centered on a lost robot boy.642pts
5The Fade OutEd Brubaker and Sean Phillips's noir murder mystery set in 1940s Hollywood.500pts
6SpawnTodd McFarlane's antihero saga of a murdered soldier resurrected as a hellspawn warrior.500pts
7The Wicked + The DivineKieron Gillen and Jamie McKelvie's tale of reincarnated gods who live as pop stars.409pts
8MonstressMarjorie Liu and Sana Takeda's lavishly illustrated dark fantasy of war and ancient monsters.409pts
9Sex CriminalsMatt Fraction and Chip Zdarsky's comedy about a couple who stop time during intimacy to rob banks.409pts
10Deadly ClassRick Remender's 1980s-set story of a homeless teen enrolled in an academy for assassins.409pts
11Paper GirlsBrian K. Vaughan's 1980s sci-fi adventure following four newspaper-delivery girls through time.409pts
12ChewJohn Layman and Rob Guillory's Eisner-winning series about a detective who reads objects by eating them.300pts
13East of WestJonathan Hickman's apocalyptic sci-fi Western reimagining the Four Horsemen in a fractured America.300pts
14Black ScienceRick Remender's reality-hopping sci-fi about a scientist stranded across dangerous dimensions.300pts
15Bitch PlanetKelly Sue DeConnick's feminist sci-fi satire about women imprisoned on an off-world penal planet.300pts
16CriminalEd Brubaker and Sean Phillips's acclaimed anthology of interlocking hard-boiled crime stories.0pts
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