Are you looking for some new and interesting comic books to read. Are you trying to get through that stack of comics you kept meaning to read last year but didn’t find the time? Are you stuck for what to read next? Well, we’re here to help with our brand new WWAC READING CHALLENGE! Our team has put together a list of some fun, some serious selections that will help you cut through your to-read pile and/or discover something entirely new.
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- A webcomic
- A comic you’ve never heard of before
- A comic you picked up just because of its awesome cover
- A comic with no words
- An award-winning comic
- A comic featuring an X-Man who has died at least three times
- A black and white comic
- A comics anthology
- A comic written by someone who doesn’t typically write comics
- A comic from a publisher whose titles you haven’t read before
- A comic featuring a cover you’ve judged harshly
- A comic featuring music
- Reread your favourite comic from your youth
- A book about comics
- An X-Men comic where you completely understand the plot
- A comic with a lot of text (what’s a lot? You decide.)
- Your mom’s favorite comic (no mom, or mom not into comics? Choose a friend or family member at random!)
- A comic featuring Batman’s origin story (just in case you forgot what his origin story was)
- A comic with more than five variant covers
- A comic reviewed at WWAC
- A fashion comic
- A comic based on a video game
- A comic with more than three queer characters
- The third comic in your to-read stack of shame (I know you have one)
- A comic published in the ‘80s that’s not by Alan Moore or Frank Miller
- Walk into a comic shop, spin around, and point at a comic on the new rack. Read that one
- A book of comic strips
- Volume three of a series you haven’t read yet (volumes one and two are purely optional)
- An ongoing series that started this year
- An ongoing series that ended this year
- A comic recommended by a librarian to you, specifically
- A comic in your favorite film genre
- A comic you think your dog would like (no dog? Chose a different pet, or go with a comic your friend’s dog would like)
- A comic you’ve watched the TV adaptation of
- The comic adaptation (or continuation) of a TV show
- A nonfiction comic
- A comic about The Economy (there are so many more of these than there should be, I promise)
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