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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Kobold Avenger" data-source="post: 1240938" data-attributes="member: 779">Transmetropolitan: it was funny, brutal, outrageous, and entertaining whether it was something overtly political or just about Spider Jersusalem being a bastard.Preacher: a really warped series written by a really sick writer, who somehow managed to have the main villain suffer through losing an eye, being castrated, having a leg eaten, getting an ear shot off, and being anally raped; and somehow still be a despicable villain everyone would love to hate.The Invisibles: Probably Grant Morrison's best work, a series about a cell of terrorists against reality.  Lot's of strange stuff going on.  In many ways it was like parts of the Matrix was based off of the Invisibles.Sandman: Still one of the best comics, a pretty deep series about mythologies, dreams and the lives of people and anthromorphic personifications of primal forces.Promethea: A series about spiritual exploration and hermetic magic, mixed with a lot of interesting imagery.New X-Men: I really liked the fact that under Morrison for the first time ever, Prof X came out of the closet on being a mutant thus making the X-Men and a lot of the mutant race also come of the closet into the open.  It somehow made the whole racial conflict between mutants and humans more realistic.(New) X-Force/X-Statix: More of an exploration on celeberities and hollywood culture, than a typical X-title.  Most of the plots have been entertaining, except for the current one which was censored due to a bunch of controversy over the use of Princess Diana as a mutant superhero, in its place is something disappointing.</blockquote>

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