Have there been any comics/graphic novels that you've read that have changed the way you think, had a part in molding who you are today, or greatly inspired you?
What GNs have had the biggest impact on your life?
Comics that shaped me to the reader I am today!
 | . The Life and Times of Scrooge McDuck This is one of these stories that completely changed the way I was seeing comics. The beautiful art and incredible script in comparison to anything else I had read up to that point rekindled my love for the medium. |
 | . Superman: Birthright Even though I knew Superman through the countless Tv series,movies and animated films, this is the story that made me a fan and a loyal reader of the Man of Steel. |
 | . Watchmen I really didn't appreciate this comic when I first read it, due to my age and preferences. BUT the second time I read it I was disgusted with my own stupitidy. |
 | . Y: The Last Man The first non-superhero comic I read and one of the best. Sad ending though :-P |
 | . Justice League of America The Tornado's path is the reason that I wanted to learn more about this fantastic universe and not only about Superman and Batman. Also the best roster of heroes I have ever seen. |
 | . E is for Extinction Gave me a wider view of the X-men franchise. |
 | . Astonishing X-Men Whedon's run raised my standards when it comes to team books. |
 | . Marvel Knights Spider-Man Made the web-head a favorite of mine again! |
 | . The Dark Knight Returns I have a love/hate relationship with this book. On one hand I love the first half with all my heart on the other I hate the way Superman is portrayed and Batman's stuborn and short-sighted personality. Also he quit being batman because a Robin died.....why the hell he repeats that mistake!? |
 | . Asterix The first comic series I read. I love every one of these stories and characters and they have bonded deeply well to my memories. |
 | . Lucky Luke Same as Asterix,Lucky Luke is one of the best series that I read. |
 | . All Star Superman The story that made my love for superman official and an occasional read of mine. |
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