Your favorite run in comics?

I would have to go with Reminders run on Uncanny Xforce.

I don't think I have a definitive favorite....there's so many that I just plain love and never get sick of reading

Red Robin

Ultimate Spider-man

BQM's Batgirl

The Walking Dead

Invincible

Saga

Y: The Last Man

• The Sandman (Neil Gaiman)
• New X-Men (Grant Morrison)
• Batman (Grant Morrison)
• Doom Patrol (Grant Morrison)

I haven't been reading comics for that long but here's my list so far:

• Green Lantern - Geoff Johns
• Green Lantern/Green Arrow - Denny O'Neill & Neal Adams
• Thor: God of Thunder - Jason Aaron (still ongoing but it's already legendary)
• Captain America - Ed Brubaker

• Ennis' Punisher
• Perez's Wonder Woman
• Rucka's Wonder Woman
• Simone's Birds of Prey
• Loeb's Superman/Batman (Haven't forgiven him for Shiva though)

• Astonishing X-Men - Joss Whedon
• X-Men (1980s) - Chris Claremont
• The Sandman - Neil Gaiman
• Saga - Brian K. Vaughan
• American Vampire - Scott Snyder

• JLA - Grant Morrison
• The Ultimates/Ultimates 2 - Mark Millar
• Captain America - Ed Brubaker
• Punisher MAX - Garth Ennis

Byrne - Superman

Hickman - Fantastic Four

DeMatteis - Spider-Man/ Dr. Fate

Starlin - Silver Surfer

Morrison - JLA

Brubaker - Captain America

DnA - Guardians of the Galaxy

Captain America - Ed Brubaker

Batman - Scott Snyder

Peter David's X-Factor.

Mighty/Dark Avengers - Brian Michael Bendis

is one of my favorites

Rick Remender - Uncanny X-Force

Jeff Lemire - Green Arrow

Dan Abnett and Andy Lanning - Guardians of the Galaxy

Chris Claremont - The Uncanny X-Men

Geoff Johns: Justice League, Green Lantern

Rick Remender: Uncanny X-Force, Uncanny Avengers, Venom

Brian Buccellato & Francis Manapul: The Flash

Scott Snyder: Batman

Peter Tomsai: Batman and Robin

Brian Azzarelo: Wonder Woman

Dan Slott: Spider-Man

Bendis: Ultimate Spider-Man

Hickman: Ultimates

Brian Wood: X-Men, Ultimate Comics X-Men

For Now, I'll list those. This might get updated at a later date.

Avengers - Kurt Busiek

Captain America - Ed Brubaker

Swamp Thing - Alan Moore

Invincible - Kirkman

I like to focus on whatever run is currently stuck in my head as awesome, I mean I have my favirites from the far past of course but for this thread I'll just say Brian Buccellato and Francis Manapul's run with Flash as well as John's run with Aquaman. On the Marvel side I'm liking Gillen's run on Young Avengers.

Seems to be a lot of new readers here. Also seems to be kind of weird talking about a run on a creator owned series if it has only got one writer. Maybe that's just me.

Bendis' Daredevil Run

Frank Miller's Daredevil Run

JMS' Spider-Man run

Dennis O'Neil's Green Lantern/ Green Arrow.

Geoff Johns' - Green Lantern, JSA, Teen Titans, Aquaman and The Flash

Mark Millar's - Ultimates 1&2, Ultimate X-Men, The Flash and Wolverine

Robert Kirkman's - Invincible

Dan Slott's - Amazing Spider-Man and She-Hulk

Greg Pak's - Incredible Hulk, Incredible Hulks and Incredible Hercules

Jim Starlin's - Silver Surfer and Warlock and the Infinity Watch

Ron Marz's - Silver Surfer, Green Lantern, Witchblade and Artifacts

Jason Aaron's - Thor: God of Thunder and Wolverine

Grant Morrison's - JLA and New X-Men

Mark Waid's - Daredevil, JLA, The Flash and Fantastic Four

I don't see anything weird about it.

CBR counts them in their top 100 runs polls.
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Bendis - Ultimate Spider-Man

Christopher Priest - Black Panther

Brubaker - Captain America

I'm enjoying the heck out of the current Catwoman, green Arrow, JL, and Jennifer Blood.

I bought the Doom Patrol written by mr Morrison and plan to read that soon.

Maybe it is just me that see a run as a certain period of the books run and not the entire series.

warren ellis, Thunderbolts.

Morrison's Batman and JLA, O'Neil's Batman, Waid's Flash and JLA, Booch/Manapul's Flash. That's all I can think of now.

There are so many amazing runs but imo nothing will ever come close to chris claremonts uncanny xmen run

Batman (Grant Morrison).

Grant is undoubtedly the best Batman writer and his run was legendary.

Perez's Teen Titans

Bendis' Ultimate Spiderman

Chris Claremont's X-Men

I wouldn't say it's the best but it's my personal favourite Snyder's Batman

Yeah, I don't have a favorite. That's a really tough question, but I agree with you that Remender's X-Force was amazing. That's definitely up there. Geoff Johns' GL run is up there, too. It's what got me back into comics.

• X-Men: Chris Claremont
• X-Men: Grant Morrison
• Batman: Grant Morrison
• Animal Man: Jeff Lemire
• Thunderbolts: Warren Ellis
• I,Vampire: Josh Fialkov
• Stormwatch/The Authority : Warren Ellis
• Ultimates: Mark Millar
• Iron Man: Matt Fraction
• All-Star Superman: Grant Morrison
• Supreme Power: JMS
• Wonder Woman: Brian Azzarello
• X-Force: Yost & Kyle
• Iron Man: Kieron Gillen

Astonishing X-Men (Joss Whedon)

Aquaman (Geoff Johns)

Green Lantern (Geoff Johns)

Batman (Grant Morrison)

Green Arrow (Jeff Lemire)

Red Robin

Batgirl (Bryan Q. Miller)

Batman (Scott Synder)

Flash (Brian Buccellato)

Wonder Woman (Brian Azzarello)

• Geoff Johns- Aquaman
• Brian K. Vaughn- Y: The Last Man, Saga
• Joss Whedon- Astonishing X-Men

I actually really liked the Onslaught Saga. Don't know the specific writers on it (pretty much everyone), but It made the minor offshoot X-Teams relevant to a major crossover event. The Non-X books didn't have stories nearly as strong, but X-Factor, X-Men, Uncanny X-Men and X-Force were a blast during that time. Probably the pinnacle X-Men lineup/setting for me. They've been going downhill ever since this.

Not sure if this event is viewed negatively by the ComicVine community, but I thought it was great fun. The Bishop origin closure was the best. He finally got what he was looking for ever since his first appearance.

Dixon's Green Arrow. http://www.comicsin5panels.blogspot.dk/2013/08/chuck-dixons-run-on-green-arrow-in-5.html

Busiek's Avengers.

Fabian Nicieza's New Warriors.

Andy Lanning's Nova.

Mark Waid's Hulk.

A creator owned book could never be a "run". It's a single self-contained story occupying its own universe (mostly) with one creator who is also its writer and has a definitive end. Creator owned books are personal stand alone stories more like novels in their format than the usual superhero stuff, which continues indefinitely (The "intellectual property" is being milked) and his banded around to various other writers for them to tell their own stories. Hence the word "run".

It only has significance once you're milking a character for money.

Grant Morrison's Animal Man run and Jeff Lemire's current run on same title.

Geoff Johns' Green Lantern

Alan Moore's Swamp Thing

Scott Snyder's Swamp Thing

Jeff Lemire's Animal Man

Basically this however a writer can make a good story with a company owned character.

1. Captain America & Winter Soldier: Ed Brubaker
2. Uncanny X-Force: Remender
3. Ultimates 1 & 2: Mark Miller
4. Punisher: Greg Rucka
5. Avengers: Hickman