I've been reading this title for some time and is the only ongoing title I still follow, though via the trade paperbacks.  There have been a couple of weak stories, but generally I still enjoy this title very much.

After Star Wars I was introduced to Marvel comic with The Sensational She-Hulk.  I still love this series.  It's fun and it's silly.

The first DC comics I read were Legends of the Dark Knight.  I was a Batman fan from the old '66 TV series and the '89 film, but this series is superb.  I have recently reread some of these and they still hold up, focusing more on Batman the Detective while capturing an atmospheric gothic feel.

Another comic I was introduced to early in my comic reading.  Instantly fell in love with the characters of Captain Britain, Nightcrawler and Kitty Pryde.

One of the longest running comic series with who else, Batman.  Okay, I've not read even a fraction of the series, but the recent Nocturne story arc was amazing.

I've been reading Captain Britain from the start through reprints.  A classic era of British comics.  A great fun series.

Collecting some of the best DC Comics stories including Green Lantern Blackest Night and Justice League Tower of Babel.

I do enjoy the X-Men, the animated series is one of my favourites.  And the cover here is one of my favourites.

Set 4,000 years before the events of A New Hope.  The Tales of the Jedi comics give a fresh approach to Star Wars with some great stories and memorable characters.  Highly recommend.

Primarily the Peter David run.  There are some very, very good Hulk stories here.

'Somehow, Palpatine returned.

Well yes he did, but long before Rise of Skywalker.  This is what the Sequels should have been.

Another Peter David comic.  This is the title that started off the 2099 universe, and still the best.

This was the first comic series I started reading, though not back in '77.  I started around '89 collecting back issues.  I was a big Star Wars fan and this series is great fun, even if there are events that now contradict current Stare Wars lore.

I do have a soft spot for the 90's Marvel UK titles including Dark Angel and Death's Head II.

I collected 1-125.  I still love the character but have just not got back into reading yet.

Just got to love the Intergalactic time-travelling Bounty Hunter Peace-Keeping Agent, yes?

Great story and amazing artwork by Todd Macfarlane.  I have been a Spidey fan since a kind via the cartoons.  I don't read many Spider-Man titles, but this is my all time favourite comic book story.

A more recent story, but one that has that gothic atmosphere that first introduced me to Batman comic in Legend of the Dark Knight, 

Another recent story, and an Elseworlds one.  I'm generally not a fan of the multiverse etc. in comics, but this new take on Batman and Superman is very, very good.

I do like Perter Davids run on The Incredible Hulk.  I've reread some recently and this three part story is as good now as when it was first released.

In invocative art style perfectly captures this gothic tale of the Dark Knight up against the Prince of Darkness.

This story changed Gotham City forever.  Batman discovers that maybe he doesn't know Gotham as well as he thought.

This epic series crossed multiple tiles for over a year following a new Batman after Bane broke Bruce Waynes back.  Comic stores don't get much more epic than this.