ok you want me to be speific about what kind of comics i like well here gos
spiderman from the 70's though the 90's
batman from the 70's through the late 90's
robin
nightwing
teen titans
xmen all main story archs
Ok, then you're a pretty strictly superhero guy. People are recommending Preacher, Walking Dead, 300, etc. These are all INCREDIBLE titles, but they may not be your thing, at least not until you're curious about branching out into non-superhero books with a more adult-oriented styling to them.
Let's see, if you enjoy Nightwing, Robin, and Batman, you'll love the most recent Green Arrow series (at least, everything Phil Hester drew)
>>-GREEN ARROW->
If youre looking for a great DC Superhero book to get into, Green Arrow is the place to be. The book succeeds especially because its not really tied into anything else in the DCU, so it stands on its own and you dont have to pick up any other books to get it. Plus, Ollie is just such a great character.
Ive always felt Green Arrow was the Daredevil of the DCU: Both characters fly under the radar that superstar characters like Spider-Man and Batman and such exist on. Consequently, creators are given greater freedom to do more interesting things with them.
I suggest starting with vol 1 of the current series, but therere some other good books from the past Ill mention, too.
Heres what you need to know: Oliver Queen was a wealthy industrialist who decided to fight crime after an experience that led him to survive on his own. He funded the Justice League when it first began, and eventually became best friends with Hal Jordan, the Green Lantern, who later turned evil and eventually became the all-powerful Spectre. As a younger hero, Green Arrow took a ward, Roy Harper, who took the name Speedy, and eventually grew up and called himself Arsenal. He now leads the Outsiders. Recently, a young man named Conner Hawke came forward and revealed he was Ollies unknown son. Hed spent time in a Buddhist temple and is one of the top martial artists on earth in addition to being as skilled with a bow as his father. Ollie has also had an on-again-off-again romance with Dinah Lance, the Black Canary, for years.
Ollie died trying to disarm a bomb on a plane. He failed, and died right in front of Superman. Now we start
Vol 1 Quiver. Oliver Queen is back from the dead. Or is he? Kevin Smith writes the relaunch of the character and does it right. A lot of great things in this volume that will make you love the character, but I dont want to give too much away
Vol 2 Sounds of Violence. Kevin Smith continues his run with an arc concerning a particularly peculiar villain named Onomatopoeia who has a fetish for killing costumed heroes
Vol 3 The Archers Quest. New York Times Best-selling author Brad Meltzer (of later Identity Crisis fame) makes his comic writing debut in a volume that sees Green Arrow taking a road trip with his former ward, Arsenal, in a quest to pick up the pieces of Ollies life he left behind when he died. The ending will have you in tears.
all three of the volumes mentioned so far feature gorgeous covers by Matt Wagner and interior art by Phil Hester and Ande Parks
the books got some of the best dynamics and constistently good story telling of anything from the past 5 years