 | Amphigorey: Fifteen Stories by Edward Gorey
Buy new: £7.89 / Used from: £4.68 Hey - like the greetings cards. Yes, but even better as comics. Funny, moody, and imaginative.
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 | Madman Volume 1: The Oddity Odyssey: The Oddity Odyssey 1992-2002 10 Years of Madman!: v. 1 by Mike Allred
Buy new: £10.79 / Used from: £5.03 An undead, costumed philosopher leaps into action. He's not called Madman for nothing. Full of thoughtful ideas and dynamic artwork
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 | Button Man: The Killing Game by John Wagner
Buy used from: £10.76 Atmospheric action tale that pulls no punches. As good as any thriller you've seen in the cinema.
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 | GTO: Great Teacher Onizuka: v. 1 by Fujisawa Tohro
Buy used from: £0.76 Who doesn't love stories set at school? Onizuka finds himself in endlessly bizarre situations, and always finds a surpising solution.
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 | The Complete D.R. and Quinch (2000 Ad) by Alan Moore
Buy new: £5.44 / Used from: £3.49 Loveable alien delinquents have fun. The best character designs you'll ever see, and quite the wittiest scripting to match.
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 | Batman: Strange Apparitions (Batman (DC Comics Paperback)) by Steve Englehart
Buy used from: £9.25 If you've never read a superhero comic, this is the place to start. A classic collection of Batman tales both dark and fun at the same time.
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 | Y: The Last Man Vol. 1 - Unmanned by Brian K. Vaughan
Buy new: £7.24 What if all the men on Earth died in a plague? Well, all except one. An engaging mix of action and common sense.
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 | Asterix and the Roman Agent (Asterix (Orion Paperback)) by René Goscinny
Buy new: £4.89 / Used from: £1.52 Asterix was never meant only for children, and this story will show you why.
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 | The Road to Cao Bang (By the Numbers (Humanoids/DC Comics)) by Laurent Rullier
Buy used from: £12.95 I'm into politics and history. Of course I don't read comics. Oh, really? Try this exploration of a Frenchman trapped in Indochina.
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 | Fungus the Bogeyman (Picture Puffin) by Raymond Briggs
Buy new: £4.97 / Used from: £1.64 Visit a world where bad is good, but everyone is still unhappy anyway. Metaphysical query poses as children's kitchen-sink drama adventure. Sort of.
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