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I think this was the first series I finished front to back. Got me into comics that had a finite length, unlike a lot of super hero comics.
Yeah, luckily, around the time I started to burn out on the endless events and reboots in Marvel and DC was when I feel like Image Comics really hit its stride. I wanna say early to mid 2010s(?) they really started branching out/expanding in what they published, and finding recognition and success—well, as much as comics can expect—for it.
Yeah! Saga, Invincible, The wicked + The divine, paper girls…
So many more that I still need to read. Montress, Deadly class, chew, rat queens, the department of truth, kick-ass…
Most of the stuff I read is from Image Comics. I too have the Marvel/Dc burnout.
Man, I loved Descender and Ascender. Beautifully drawn & great story!