Organized by Artist/Writer and Works:
Jhonen Vasquez
- Johnny The Homicidal Maniac (The apogee of good comics: Hilarious, Disturbing, Philosophical, Dark, Aggressive, and Well drawn/written. Of course, my views are no doubtedly bias on account of that I love his works. Go Jhonen!!!)
- Squee (a spinoff using a JtHM supporting character. Very sick. Very Amusing. While it lacks the depth and personality of JtHM, it is none-the-less an excellent work)
Ted McKeever
- The Extremist (As with any of his other works, the terms disgusting and malign come to mind (in a favorable way). This perticular story follows a vindictive assassin who serves what essentially boils down to an BDSM cult. Nice drawings, cool character, reasonably good story.)
- Industrial Gothic (Actually, it dosn't have anything to do with either of those other than the general mood/setting, but you can predict who the target audience is. About a hideously deformed man kept in the circus as a slave/performer who falls in love with a woman with no arms, no legs, and a lot of scars. Other than that, I don't know much about it, but it looks worthwhile)
- Metropol (A story of repellant angels and kind demons. I don't know much about it. Sounds alright)
Neil Gaiman
- The Sandman (A dark story. A bit too gothy for my taste, but some might find it entertaining)
Sam Kieth
- The Maxx (Not perticularly industrial, but it's completely twisted and horrifying. A must read for anyone who likes demented lunacy)
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