 | Batman: Arkham Asylum by Grant Morrison
Buy used from: £9.94 s the Batman as mad as those institutionalised in Arkham asylum. This explores Batmans state of mind while providing a history of Arkham. Includes all the usual villains e.g. Joker, Two-Face
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 | Batman: Dark Knight Returns by Frank Miller
Buy new: £6.93 / Used from: £4.23 The series that reinvigorated Batman. Penned by Frank Miller this represents the height of adult graphic novels.
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 | Civil War by Mark Millar
Buy new: £9.96 / Used from: £8.49 Any series which leads to into the death of Captain America was always going to be epic.
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 | Preacher: Proud Americans by Garth Ennis
Buy new: £6.56 / Used from: £5.50 Sex, drugs, rock and roll and lots of violence - and the lead character is a reverent! Debauched and absolutely brilliant
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 | Punisher MAX: In the Beginning v. 1 by Garth Ennis
Buy new: £6.19 / Used from: £4.54 I never really liked the original Punisher series (and the films did not really create any fans) but Garth Ennis has really reinvigorated this series.
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 | Sin City: Hard Goodbye Bk. 1 (Sin City (Dark Horse)) by Frank Miller
Buy new: £7.29 / Used from: £5.50 Only discovered Frank Millers graphic novels after watching Sin City but what a discovery.
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 | The Death and Return of Superman Omnibus by Dan Jurgens
Buy used from: £63.08 This is a truly epic story leading to the death of Superman by Doomsday. For me an iconic cover which I always remember
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 | Transmetropolitan: Back on the Street v.1 (New Edition) by Warren Ellis
Buy new: £6.56 / Used from: £4.86 Absolutely brilliant series by Warren Ellis. Favourite ending of all graphic novel series
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 | The Ultimates volume 1: Super-human TPB by Mark Millar
Buy new: £5.49 / Used from: £2.96 A retelling of the Marvel Universe. Nick Fury establishes a strike force of government-sponsored metahumans which includes Captain America; scientist couple Henry and Janet Pym.....
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 | Watchmen by Alan Moore
Buy new: £8.99 / Used from: £4.85 Well it has to be there doesnt it. It is after all perhaps the greatest graphic novel of all time and really created the graphic novel as we know them now
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