Cody Scot LaCrone
The first volume in the most valuable and popular modern era comic franchise, and one of the first comics I ever read. The Walking Dead remains my favorite comic series out there, and I re-read it every other year. Focusing on the first volume, Tony Moore, the artist, is just so good, and the first 6 issues are so visceral in appearance, specifically some scenes in issue 5, that leave a lasting impression. There's a reason Moore and Kirkman did the series in black and white: to get away with being more graphic, without inherent bloody imagery.
The first volume in the most valuable and popular modern era comic franchise, and one of the first comics I ever read. The Walking Dead remains my favorite comic series out there, and I re-read it every other year. Focusing on the first volume, Tony Moore, the artist, is just so good, and the first 6 issues are so visceral in appearance, specifically some scenes in issue 5, that leave a lasting impression. There's a reason Moore and Kirkman did the series in black and white: to get away with being more graphic, without inherent bloody imagery.