| | | Thanks for the suggestions, moriarty and Flux. I put in for a title change to reflect the way that the thread seems to be going (a more general 'what do you read/buy?'). Here's a new list to reflect some of those suggestions...
Monthly* titles that I regularly buy and enjoy:
New X-Men
X-Force (X-Statix)
Hunter: Age Of Magic
The Comics Journal (still not sure if this should technically count)
Promethea
Ulitimate X-Men
The Ultimates
Lone Wolf And Cub
Monthly* titles that I regularly buy and often think of dropping (and possibly will be doing quite soon):
Green Arrow
Amazing Spider-Man
Captain America
Mini-series, one-shots, and irregularly produced series that I have recently bought/am currently buying:
The Filth
Greyshirt: Indigo Sunset
Midnight, Mass
Luba
Love And Rockets
Eightball
Angry Youth Comix
Atlas
X-Factor
Howard The Duck
Dork
Frank
Weasel
Acme Novelty Library
100%
Grip
Optic Nerve
I'm mostly a creator-driven reader, and I'll more than likely buy anything from Los Bros Hernandez, Grant Morrison, Chris Ware, Dan Clowes, Dave Cooper, Paul Pope, Evan Dorkin, Dylan Horrocks, Rick Veitch, Jim Woodring, and (now that he's proving that he can write again, after a long period of doubt on my part) Peter Milligan. I'm also a fan of Al Columbia, Phoebe Gloeckner, Michael Kupperman, Tony Millionaire, Art Spiegelman, Jessica Abel, Seth and Gary Panter when they see fit to come out w/new stuff. I also highly appreciate Mark Millar when he doesn't dick around.
I buy all of my monthly stuff at the one direct-market store in town (independent) and I buy a lot of the small-press stuff and graphic novels at either the independent ex-anarchist bookstore down the road (where I'd rather go if they have what I'm looking for) or Borders. I also read a lot of stuff from my local library because they actually have a pretty decent selection of stuff (unfortunately [unfortunate for many reasons] located near the kids' magazine section, because Luba In America and Caricature are, I'm sure, what all parents want their kids to be thumbing through...).
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