Your favorite story from your favorite writers?

So, I've been noticing that there's been a few "worst writer" or "favorite writer's worst story" threads lately, and its all kind of depressing. So, I thought the vine could use a few positive threads for a change.

Mine would have to be:

Frank Miller: Batman Year One.

Ed Brubaker: It's hard to pin down a favorite from his Captain America run, but Winter Soldier is what made Cap one of my favorite characters, so it's got a bit of sentiment attached to it.

Jeph Loeb: Long Halloween.

Geoff Johns: Blackest Night.

That's all that come to mind right now. I'll probably think of more later.

What's your list look like?

Mark Waid: Tower of Babel.

Grant Morrison: All-Star Superman

Ed Brubaker: ...his whole Captain America run I guess.

Mike Mignola: Hellboy: The Corpse

Alan Moore: Whatever Happened to the Man of Tomorrow?

Mark Millar: The Ultimates

Garth Ennis: Punisher MAX: The Slavers

Alan Moore: The Killing Joke; notable mentions: For the Man Who Has Everything, V for Vendetta, League for Extraordinary Gentlemen, Swamp Thing

Jeph Loeb: Hush; notable mentions: Long Halloween

Grant Morrison: All-Star Superman

Scott Snyder: Court of the Owls; notable mentions: The Wake, Swamp Thing

Geoff Johns: Flashpoint; notable mentions: Blackest Night, Aquaman Vol. 7, Rise of the Third Army

Mark Waid: Towel of Babel

Frank Miller: Batman Year One, notable mention: Dark Knight Returns

@veshark: I can't believe I forgot the genius that is Ed Brubaker's Captain America!!

You should be ashamed! Speaking of Cap, where's that drawing, buddy? xD

@veshark:

I am. :,(

Well, it was meant to be a surprise, but I was going to color it. It took allot longer then I though, sense I've been busy with work and everything.

Haha I'm just kidding. No problem man, take your time.

@veshark: So happy notifications are working! :D

Alright, man.

Hopefully I won't be much longer, though. :)

Currently Dennis Hopeless writing Avengers Arena is pretty damn well done.

Brian K. Vaughan's Saga

Brian Wood's Local

Warren Ellis's Nextwave Agents of H.A.T.E.

Kurt Busiek - Kang Dynasty and Avengers Forever (as well as Marvels, Ultron Unlimited, Morgan Conquest, Nefaria Protocols)

Ed Brubaker - Winter Soldier Saga, Winter Soldier: Winter Kills

Geoff Johns - Avenger's Red Zone

Mark Millar - Ultimates 1 and 2

Mark Waid - Operation Rebirth, Kingdom Come, Man out of Time, Irredeemable

Roger Stern - Under Siege

Walt Simonson - Ragnarok and Roll (I think that is what it's called. The story with Surtur)

Frank Miller - Year One, Born Again

Keith Giffen - Annihilation (Really don't think I have read anything else that he has written, but it's one of my favorite stories)

Not all are necessarily my favorite writers and I havent read all their work so my list may change but:

Chuck Dixon: anything dealing with Robin, Nightwing and/or Batman as well as Robin: Year One.

Scott Snyder: Gates of Gotham and The Black Mirror

Geoff Johns: Superman: Up, Up, and Away, Green Lantern: Rebirth, Batman: Earth One, Superman: Secret Origins

Jeph Loeb: Superman: For All Seasons and Dark Victory

Jaime Hernandez : Whoa! Nellie

Alejandro Jodorowsky: The Incal

Grant Morrison: The Invisibles

Jason Aaron: Scalped

Sam Kieth: The Maxx

Kazuo Koike: Lone Wolf and Cub

Off the top of my head: Mark Millar with the Ultimates 1&2.

Grant morrison- new xmen xorn saga. Mark waid- kingdom come. Frank miller- daredevil born again. Chris claremont- dark pheonix saga. Geoff johns- JSA not sure story name. Scott snyder- batman the black mirror. Marv wolfman- teen titans judas contract. Paul dini- detective comic one shot. Ed brubaker- gotham central death of robin

Geoff Johns - Sinestro Corps War and Aquaman: The Others

Geoff Johns: Sinestro Corps War

Grant Morrison : Arkham Asylum (also his entire Batman and JLA runs)