Graphic Novel Reading Group discussion

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What is your suggestion for our 23rd Group Read (November 2013)

Please suggest a graphic novel (only one suggestion per member. If you suggest more than one, then your first GN mention will be chosen for this list) for our 23rd Book Club discussion (for the month of November). You can post it in this thread up until the next several days.

After that a poll will be set up for the members to vote and decide what we will discuss next for November 2013.

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Update:

30 Days of Night, Vol. 1
Top 10, Vol. 1
Uzumaki, Vol. 1
The Tale of One Bad Rat
Sanctuary Volume One: Fresh Meat
Avengers: The Children's Crusade
Absalom: Ghosts of London
RASL
Infinite Kung Fu
Manhunter
Grace Randolph's Supurbia
Superman/Batman, Vol. 1: Public Enemies
Scalped, Vol. 1: Indian Country
DMZ, Vol. 1: On the Ground

Should we do horror? 30 Days of Night, maybe? I haven't read that one.

Top 10

Jesse wrote: "Should we do horror? 30 Days of Night, maybe? I haven't read that one."

I like the horror idea! I suggest Uzumaki, Vol. 1

Down with a horror. I'm up for anything.

The Tale of One Bad Rat

Can I suggest mine? Sanctuary Volume 1: Fresh Meat

Melanie wrote: "Jesse wrote: "Should we do horror? 30 Days of Night, maybe? I haven't read that one."

I like the horror idea! I suggest Uzumaki, Vol. 1"

First horror manga I've read, pretty crazy. In a good way.

I really want to read Avengers: The Children's Crusade

Quick question, where does the actual voting for the monthly reads happen? I didn't think I saw one for this month.

Absalom: Ghosts of London by Gordon Rennie and originally published in 2000ad. It's a great comic, and suitably different to standard superhero stuff.

Zombo: Can I Eat You Please? is another great one, although it is much funnier and sillier than Absalom. It is properly gross though!

It'd be interesting to see what people thought of these two, I loved them both.

Jim wrote: "Quick question, where does the actual voting for the monthly reads happen? I didn't think I saw one for this month."

Jim I think NYKen sends out a quiz thing to your inbox and you vote. I seem to remember that last month

Jim wrote: "Quick question, where does the actual voting for the monthly reads happen? I didn't think I saw one for this month."

Yes, NYKen will send out an email to the poll, but you can always get to the poll and see the past poll results by clicking on the "Polls" link you see in the upper right corner of this page.

Well, I just checked and I only received "Last chance to suggest for October" then I got the "October reads/ Suggest for November" message.

Top 10 or my book Sanctuary Volume 1. I'm happy with most Alan Moore stuff... except his unkempt beard.

RASL by Jeff Smith

Last chance for your suggestions here, as this thread will be closed after tomorrow and the poll will be created for the group to vote on.

Actually, when I suggested RASL, I was thinking the entire collected color hardcover, not "just" the first volume

Grace Randolph's Superbia

I second the suggestion for RASL (hardcover).

My own suggestion is for Infinite Kung Fu by Kevin Mcleod.

Manhunter by archie Goodwin and Walt simonson

Superman/Batman, Vol. 1: Public Enemies by Jeph Loeb

I'm ok with RASL if my book Sanctuary doesn't make the cut.

how about "Scalped" vol 1 ?

Okay. The thread will be now closed, and I am creating the polls for all of us to vote.

Ooops I almost forgot my suggestion:

DMZ, Vol. 1: On the Ground