Your fave Non horror Non superhero comics.

[Wicked Lester]

Tho the horror stuff is #1 for me a close 2nd are the 40s 50s crime comics. Crime Patrol, War Against Crime , Crime Suspestories , Crime Does not Pay , Public Enemies etc etc. I also have issue 1 and 2 of Skywalds Crime Machine from the 70s. Got em off Feebay about a year ago. Someone must have been sleeping cuz I got em at about 1/2 of what they are worth. I also , and you may want to hang onto your seats here, enjoy the 50s Little Lulu comics. I think that these are just plain fun are well written and everyone in the family from dad to the little kids can get a kick out of these.
Also into the early Disney reprints. Mickey and the seven Ghosts is one of the better ones. Also enjoy Ducktales.
Right now,well not at this moment but today I read another 3 stories in the Showcase Presents Jonah Hex. $12 for a 500 page reprint of 70s DC western stuff is a thumbs up in my book. About 80 of the last pages are dedicated to Outlaw/Billy the Kid. GREAT buy. Every once in a blue moon I'l break out my underground stuff. Gotta love that R. Crumb. I'm reading American Splendor with Harvey Pekar during lunch time at work

[Paul L]

I love vintage comics & comic strips. I'm partial to:
Dick Tracy
Peanuts
Dennis the Menace ("Hey Dad! Wake up & see how you look in a crew haircut!")
and...does MAD count?

[BaronLatos35]

Right now two of the best comics IMO are:

- Criminal by Brubaker and Phillips. This book is a collection of some straight street stories, definetely influenced by the 40's/50's/60's pulp writers. Whats also cool about it, is every issue has a separate pulp story written (a couple pages, no art) and the creators write essays on their favorite pulp writers. characters and stories.

Lester, check out this title, being a fan of 40's/50's pulp, you may enjoy it.

- Unknown Soldier by Dysart/Ponticelli on the Vertigo label. Well researched writing, great art all add to a reboot of DC's iconic character. Set in 2002 during the Ugandan civil war. Raw reading for a comic, clearly powerful stuff.

[Dr.Teufel Geist]

Vigilante

Punisher

Bruce Lee

Lonewolf and cub

Conan

'Nam

Elfquest

several Dungeons and Dragons

[coughcool]

I used to love to read Bloom County, Calvin & Hobbs, Far Side. Later on Outland, Opus,& The Boondocks.

[CreepysFan]

OK here it comes, but be warned, you axed for it:

           

Cracked

     

Mad

     

Angel and the Ape

     

Josie (pre-Pussycats)

       

Go Go and Animal

             

Tippy Teen

       

Wendy the Good Little Witch

       

Bunny

     

Man from U.N.C.L.E.

   

The Spirit

[Dr.Teufel Geist]

Josie ?? 

[Creature Features]

Peanuts
The Archies
The Simpsons

[Paul L]

The Spirit

Great list, love  The Spirit! (Haven't seen the movie yet)

[CreepysFan]

Josie ?? 

   

So I like the 'Teen Scene' comics from the `60's.  Bunny,Josie, and Go Go were pretty hilarious.  Just be glad I forgot to mention 'Hot stuff the Little Devil'.  lol.

[Dr.Teufel Geist]

I bet you like little Lulu, lol

[CreepysFan]

I bet you like little Lulu, lol

   

lol.  I'm crazy, but not that far gone. Forgot to add:

     

Nick Fury: Agent of Shield (spy comic, but with occational superhero guest stars).

[Dr.Teufel Geist]

off topic: creepysfan check out creepy celebdrities now, but grab your barf bag first

[Wicked Lester]

   

lol.  I'm crazy, but not that far gone. Forgot to add:

     

Nick Fury: Agent of Shield (spy comic, but with occational superhero guest stars).

I guess that makes crazier than any of ya. I love these especially the earlier stuff. Check it out if you dare.
http://michelesworld.net/dmm/lulu/comics/spook.htm

[BaronLatos35]

Hey Dr.

Big fan of The 'Nam as well.

Working on completing the run, only need about 10 issues.

Also a fan of Sgt. Rock.