What Comic Books Do You Re-Read?

[Farrell]

Apologies if this has been asked and answered many times.  Dan's threads about "double-dipping" made me think about the desire to re-experience a favorite story, in this case particularly comic books, even when there aren't nearly enough hours in the day to read all the new material that comes out.  I don't re-read books as often as I used to, mostly because I get so many new books.  But there are quite a few I used to pull out regularly:

Punisher MS#1:  The original Grant/Zeck joint.
The "psychoanalysis" issue of Watchmen.
Daredevil#226 and #228-230
Lots of issues of Sandman, including "24 Hours", "The Doll's House", "A Game of You" and the Dead Boy detectives issue of "Season of Mists".

[evaD]

Dark Knight Returns or Watchmen

[OddsBodkins]

Starman.  Only intensified with these awesome omnibuseseses.

[bean6344]

The Locas Love & Rockets Stories
Mage: The Hero Discovered
Byrne era X-Men
Anything Sienkiewicz Moon Kinght
Dark Knight Returns
Watchmen
American Flagg

[ja$#b w*&ch]

Snake Eyes origin issues of the Marvel GI Joe
Warren Ellis Stormwatch and Authority

[JimN]

My most re-read comics over the years are probably:

Peter Bagge's Hate (all of it— I re-read it every year or two)
The Kurtzman issues of Mad (illustrated by Wally Wood, Jack Davis, Will Elder and company)
Watchmen
Howard the Duck
Jim Starlin's '70s run on Warlock
Dave Cooper's Crumple, Suckle, Dan and Larry and Pip and Norton
Jim Woodring's Frank

I'm sure there's more but that's what springs to mind!

Jim

[Matt H.O.W.L.]

Punisher MS#1:  The original Grant/Zeck joint.

Nice! That book really grabbed me as a kid and made me love comics.
Clowes' Eightball is probably my most-read stuff.
I usually read what's on hand, so I've read a couple of traded Spider-Man stories way too many times simply because they were on a bookshelf right in front of me over the last 15 years (like "The Cosmic Adventure").

[David]

Mage: The Hero Discovered

[jacobi]

I too don't reread as much as I would like. I always make mental notes to do so, but the new shiny things always grab my attention first. My most reread comic is probably a Batman book. Either Killing Joke, Year One, or DKR.

Just scanning my shelves now, there is so much I want to revisit. I need to get on that shit.

[Dave Faust]

Seven Soldiers
Promethea
The Invisibles
Crisis on Infinite Earths
Watchmen
Essential Fantastic Four Vol. 3
Final Crisis

[Lawrence]

Latley, I kill giants has been singing me to sleep such a great story

[doughty_gubay]

Batman: The Dark Knight Returns
Global Frequency
Infinite Crisis
100 Bullets: Strychnine Lives
Human Target: Final Cut
Batman: Year 100

 

[AZN_FIST]

In order, here goes:
(monthlies)
Final Crisis 1-7
THB #1
Punisher (Remender/Opena) #2
Conan # 50
Viking #1
Thor v.3 #8
Green Lantern Rebirth #6
Casanova #12
Ultimates 2 #12
Superman/Batman #26

(trades)
Umbrella Academy vol.1
The Nightly News
Batman Year One
Fables:1001 Nights of Snowfall
Immortal Iron Fist: The Last Iron Fist Story
All Star Superman Vol.1

[synch]

I seem to go through the walking dead omnibus when they put out new ones,  I imagine I will wind up doing the same with invincible as well...

I've read the annihilation series a few times
ms marvel
shana the she devil
uhm...

Odds are if I have a hard cover for something I've read it more than a couple of times really... just depends on how long its been since I have read X book & what I remember of it &  how bored I am at the time/what I feel like I am in the mood for ...

[Farrell]

Clowes' Eightball is probably my most-read stuff.

Peter Bagge's Hate (all of it— I re-read it every year or two)
Jim Woodring's Frank

These are some books I probably should re-read.  I'll bet I'd get something very different out of them now than I did originally. 

Mage: The Hero Discovered

Never *mumble* read it.... [shuffles feet]

[clever_username]

Dark Knight Returns or Watchmen

Ditto

[Julian]

A Fade From Grace
All Star Superman vol 1 & 2
Dark Knight Returns
The Sentry Vol 1

[Wraithmaker]

The first book I ever owned that I read and re-read throughout the years is JLA #7 by Grant Morrison and Howard Porter.

It has my favorite Electric Blue Superman Image of ALLLLL TIMMMEEE!!

[AZN_FIST]

The first book I ever owned that I read and re-read throughout the years is JLA #7 by Grant Morrison and Howard Porter.

It has my favorite Electric Blue Superman Image of ALLLLL TIMMMEEE!!

Karma! I've begun reading a JLA trade with that team and I've been enjoying it tons and as a kid I thought the design of Supes blue was amazing.

[Wraithmaker]

Karma! I've begun reading a JLA trade with that team and I've been enjoying it tons and as a kid I thought the design of Supes blue was amazing.

Karma right back to ya! The 90's is underrated!! Electric Blue Supes! Kingdom Come! Darkhawk! Azrael!

AWESOMEEEEEEE