Best Comic Books

Explore the flawed lives of iconic superheroes in this Hugo Award-winning graphic novel. As they are hunted by an enigmatic assassin, the concept of heroism is questioned and dismantled. Watchmen is a must-read classic that has been studied at universities worldwide and remains a top-seller, opening doors for other graphic novel favorites such as V for Vendetta and Batman: The Dark Knight Returns.

The Complete Maus is a captivating graphic novel that tells the story of Vladek Spiegelman and his wife's survival during Hitler's Europe. Through the use of cartoons, the author conveys the everyday struggles and fear of the Holocaust while exploring the emotional journey of guilt, relief, and survival. This contemporary classic sheds light on how the trials of survivors affect their children and is of immeasurable significance.

March is a powerful memoir chronicling John Lewis’ lifelong fight for civil and human rights. The book reflects on his personal experiences and the broader civil rights movement, discussing the progress made since the days of Jim Crow and segregation. Book One follows Lewis’ youth in rural Alabama, his meeting with Martin Luther King Jr., and the Nashville Student Movement's battle against segregation through nonviolent sit-ins. These comics bring to life a critical moment in history, testifying to a movement whose echoes will be felt for generations to come.

"Discover the thrilling new X-Men universe created by superstar writer Jonathan Hickman in House of X/Powers of X. This captivating storyline promises to change the way you look at every X-Men story. Explore the secret past, present, future, and far future of Mutantkind as Charles Xavier reveals his new masterplan to bring mutants out of the shadows of humanity and into the spotlight. Don't miss out on this epic collection, which includes House of X 1-6 and Powers of X 1-6."

"Meet Ms. Marvel, the groundbreaking heroine taking the Marvel Universe by storm! Kamala Khan, a teenager from Jersey City, discovers she has extraordinary gifts and grapples with her newfound powers as a Muslim Inhuman. As she uncovers the secret behind her abilities, she must decide if she's ready to bear the weight of her legacy. With acclaimed writing by G. Willow Wilson and art by Adrian Alphona, this collection is unmissable. Collecting issues #1-5 and material from ALL-NEW MARVEL NOW! POINT ONE #1."

A thrilling mystery unfolds as Batman works with Harvey Dent and Lieutenant James Gordon to catch a killer who strikes only on holidays. With each passing month, the clock ticks closer to the next victim's demise. Will Batman discover the killer's identity in time? This edition also explores the origins of Batman's nemesis, Two-Face. Get ready to be captivated till the very end.

In this explosive book, Batman, Superman, Wonder Woman and other iconic characters from DC Comics must choose sides in a dark alternate future of the DC Superhero Universe. Marvels artist Alex Ross and Flash writer Mark Waid collaborate to create a gripping tale that could be the final battle of them all.

Experience the magic of Neil Gaiman's graphic storytelling with THE SANDMAN VOL. 1: PRELUDES & NOCTURNES, a masterpiece that explores the forces beyond life and death. Follow Morpheus, also known as Dream, as he embarks on a quest to recover his lost objects of power, encountering a slew of captivating and powerful characters like Lucifer and John Constantine along the way. This edition also includes "The Sound of Her Wings," where readers are introduced to the whimsical Death. Don't miss out on this definitive Vertigo title and one of the finest achievements in graphic storytelling.

Embark on an epic journey through a never-ending galactic war with Saga, a fantasy and science fiction masterpiece that combines adventure, romance, and danger. Follow the story of two soldiers who risk everything for a chance at a new life, as they battle to find their place in the universe. Written by Brian K. Vaughan, this subversive drama for adults is sure to leave you wanting more. Discover the first six issues of Saga in this captivating book.

A graphic memoir about a woman's complicated relationship with her father, who was a strict English teacher and director of the local funeral home. After coming out as a lesbian in college, the author discovered her father was also gay. Shortly after, he passed away, leaving her to unravel the mysteries of his life.