What is your suggestion for our 42nd Group Read (July 2015)

[Earnest]

i'd recommend Nimona by Noelle Stevenson

[J.]

Kenny wrote: "You know I can't believe this was never suggested as an official or even an optional book discussion. So I am suggesting Alan Moore's Batman: The Killing Joke.

It has so..."

The best part of that quote is that Joker is singing it. The entire sequence is a twisted show tune.

[Leanne]

The Killing Joke is great, and I'd love to read Nimona

[Corto]

Just finished it. Pretty impressive return of the Laphams to their creator-owned saga.

[Chinook]

I'm actually reading Volume 1 right now - they aren't really all that connected though there are a few recurring characters. I'd suggest reading the whole volume though - I think it would have more impact that way.

[Corto]

Kenny wrote: "Corto wrote: "

Just finished it. Pretty impressive return of the Laphams to their creator-owned saga."

Hi Corto. Is this volume 6, a stand alon..."

Hi Kenny Volume 6 appeared after a long hiatus and can very well be read on it's own. The arc is selfcontained, but of course you benefit by having read the previous volumes. It's the first volume after what is considered the original series, which would be a cool contribution to our discussion Forum too Stray Bullets: Uber Alles Edition

All three (vol6, vol 1, uber alles) are fine with me, just pick which you're most comfortable with.

[M0rningstar]

An oldie: The Life of Death

[Zombieslayer⚡Alienhunter]

Shutter, Vol. 1: Wanderlost

I read this during Spring break back in March, it's fantastic.
Volume two is being released in July.

[Tommy]

Brian Michael Bendis's The New Avengers, Vol. 1: Breakout

[Elaine]

How about an X-Men book like X-Men: The Dark Phoenix Saga which is the most recognizable X-Men story every written.

[Sarah]

Irredeemable, Vol. 1

The concept of "what if Superman (or a hero like him) were a villain" has been done a few times with varying effect in the comic world. This is Mark Waid's turn (same author who brought you Kingdom Come), and he makes something fascinating. Highly recommended. Start at the beginning and get hooked. :)