books: comics & graphic novels - top sellers     books:       V for Vendetta Alan Moore, David Lloyd Vertigo, 1995 classic Is the warning of this classic tale all that far off from the big brother induced haze some of the west is seeping into currently? A must read.             Watchmen Alan Moore DC Comics, 1995 READ IT!! Even if you're NOT a comic book fan! I'll confess something right away: I'm NOT a comic book fan. I've never really read individual comic books or followed characters thru yrs of changes, variations, versions, etc. I've always been more interested in graphic novels & Watchmen was one of the 1st I ever ...             Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Rodrick Rules (Diary of a Wimpy Kid) Jeff Kinney Amulet Books, 2008 Let's hope Greg's mom buys him another "Diary" soon! Greg Heffley is back in another round of journal entries profusely illustrated with comics. Greg has plenty to gripe about, starting with his summer. His dad insisted he join the swim team, where he finally got over hiding from the starter gun bullet but managed to ...             Batman: The Dark Knight Returns Frank Miller DC Comics, 1997 Chasing the Dragon At this writing there are 321 customer reviews about this book. The overwhelming majority of them rating it with 5 stars. It's very likely this review will never be read, but I just had to have my say. This book is so good it will almost ruin your comic reading ...             Diary of a Wimpy Kid Jeff Kinney Abrams Books for Young Readers, 2007 The Cheese Touch The Diary of a Wimpy Kid By Jeff Kinney Yes, this is a very funny book. Greg is the middle child and in middle school. He is also in the middle of everything. If there is a problem at home or at school, you can bet he has been there. What does it take to be ...             Batman: The Killing Joke Alan Moore, Brian Bolland DC Comics, 2008 Dissects, Examines, and Redefines the Batman/Joker Dynamic I consider myself fairly well-versed in comics, but I've generally steered clear of super-hero comics. Batman and the X-Men are pretty much the only ones I've touched, but even with those, I haven't really had the urge to delve deeper into their stories. I've, of ...             Y: The Last Man, Vol. 10: Whys and Wherefores Brian Vaughan Vertigo, 2008 end of a marvelous series Whenever you get to the final part of a long-running series, you tend to review the series as a whole versus the last book in particular. Fortunately in this case the last chapter matches the quality of the series. "Whys and Wherefores" does what many ...             Batman: The Long Halloween Jeph Loeb, Tim Sale DC Comics, 1999 Harvey Dent, Tragic Character This is probably one of the first stories that really showed Harvey Dent as a tragic figure in the Batman universe rather than some demented villain with a duel identity issue. The Long Halloween probably did the best of showing the relationship of Batman, Jim Gordon, ...             Batman: Arkham Asylum (15th Anniversary Edition) Grant Morrison DC Comics, 2005 In the mouth of madness For any beginning comic reader, and even more so for anyone else, "Arkham Asylum" is essential. Claimed by DC to be the best-selling graphic novel of all time, "Arkham Asylum" is deep, psychological, terrifying, and as dark as any comic I've ever read. Grant Morrison ...             Batman: Year One Frank Miller DC Comics, 2007 THE Origin Of The Batman Frank Miller put together the best re-telling of the beginnings of Batman. From the death of Bruce Wayne's parents, all the way through his first tenuous year as a crime fighter. You can see where a lot of Batman Begins was inspired by this piece of work. It's the ...             Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Last Straw (Diary of a Wimpy Kid) Jeff Kinney Amulet Books, 2009 The highly anticipated third book in the critically acclaimed and bestselling series takes the art of being wimpy to a whole new level. Let’s face it: Greg Heffley will never change his wimpy ways. Somebody just needs to explain that to Greg’s father. You see, Frank Heffley actually thinks he can get his son to toughen up, and he ...             Persepolis: The Story of a Childhood Marjane Satrapi Pantheon, 2004 Awesome Experience Although this book is written like a comic book, don't take it lightly. The story is a deep and meaningful one. It is a pretty fast read but not as fast as you'd think...I highly recommend it!             The Walking Dead Volume 8: Made To Suffer (Walking Dead) Robert Kirkman, Charlie Adlard, ... Image Comics, 2008 The Walking Dead Volume 8 Another 5 star effort from Kirkman, Adlard, & Rathburn. This series continues to entertain and shock. Just when you think the surprises are done another awaits a page later. It's hard to write comments about this series without venturing into spoilers (I won't) so ...             Batman: Dark Victory Jeph Loeb, Tim Sale DC Comics, 2002 It is Amazing This Comic is very good, but before you buy "Dark Victory" do you need buy "The helloween". It's a serie, the fisrt one is "The helloween" and the second is "Dark Victory". The quality of the product is good, the paperback is like a plastic paper, the pictures are ...             The Dresden Files: Welcome to the Jungle Jim Butcher, Ardian Syaf Del Rey/Dabel Brothers, 2008          products you might be interested in search for books anniversary, childhood, halloween, persepolis, vendetta, wherefores      geepe.com    web we recommend READ IT!! Even if you're NOT a comic book fan! randomly chosen book: The Sixty-Second Motivator