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Wer sich immer noch fragt, was er für Comics lesen soll und keinen gerissenen Comicdealer hat, der ihn "beraten" kann, der sollte jetzt ganz genau aufpassen. Hier findet Ihr die absolute und finale Bestenliste der 100 Top-Comics des amerikanischen Marktes. Da es Comics seit über 100 Jahren gibt,sind, gibt es hier auch einige Serien, die nicht jeder kennt. Aber lesenswert sind sie trotzdem.
Ich hoffe Ihr könnt damit was anfangen. Die Seite ist auch gut als Einkaufsliste zu verwenden - oder als Leseliste für den Abschluß Doktor h. c. (Comic-Abschluß erhältlich an der CRS-Universität München bei Professor Gruber. Vorlesungen 24h im Internet.)
Übrigens: Wenn Ihr Eure Top 100 US-Comicserie hier nicht wiederfindet, dann teilt uns das doch mit (natürlich mit einer kleinen Begründung).
Übrigens II: Die Liste ist nicht von uns, sondern stammt aus den USA und ist also in englisch. Keiner von uns hatte Zeit, sie zu übersetzen.
100. Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers by Gilbert Shelton
flagship creation of the underground by one of the medium's founders.
99. Understanding Comics by Scott McCloud
a vivid demonstration of the medium's capacity for serious, non-narrative discourse.
98. Usagi Yojimbo by Stan Sakai
a superior example of non-superhero comics storytelling in both picture and words.
97. Zippy by Bill Griffith
an underground creation that crossed-over successfully to syndication, proving that unconventional cartooning can survive in the mainstream.
96. Betsy and Me by Jack Cole
an innovative comic strip in both graphic style and narrative technique, the third of Cole's masterful achievements in the medium.
95. Greeting cards by Sandra Boyton
a blend of words and pictures in a wholly novel (and highly comical) manner.
94. Suburban Heights (et al) by Gluyas Williams
a sustained example of Williams' pristine black-and-white style.
93. David Levine's caricatures in New York Review of Books
revived the art of pure caricature in this country.
92. Katzenjammer Kids by Rudolph Dirks
set the pace for the medium in the closing years of the 19th century by deploying both words (in balloons) and pictures to tell its stories.
91. Mort Drucker's caricatures in Mad parodies
a stunningly accurate "portrait" painter.
90. Mutt and Jeff by Bud Fisher (1907-1930)
the first daily "strip" established the form by running across the page instead of in a box somewhere on the page.
89. Felix the Cat by Otto Messmer
a visually inventive creation, Felix was the first super star of animation.
88. Bootsie by Ollie Harrington
a social protest series of panel cartoons by a passionate master.
87. Brenda Starr by Dale Messick
a role model in the funnies by a role model at the drawingboard, the first nationally recognized syndicated female cartoonist (although not "the first syndicated female cartoonist").
86. The Lonely Ones by William Steig
shows how cartooning can step beyond laughter into philosophical satire.
85. Gasoline Alley by Frank King (1918-1946)
the characters aged, year by year, and also set the pace for homespun narrative in small town American when small town America was vanishing apace.
84. Barney Google (July 17, 1922 until DeBeck's death in 1942)
one of the first comic strips to extend itself beyond the funnies pages into popular culture at large, inspiring a popular song ("Barney Google with his goo-goo googly eyes") and coining a host of expressions ("sweet mama," "balls afire," "time's a-wastin'," etc.--mostly from the hillbillies).
83. Little Annie Fanny by Harvey Kurtzman & Will Elder
the most luxurious full-color comic strip in print for the first 10-15 years of its run in Playboy.
82. Dark Knight Returns by Frank Miller
revitalized superheroicism in comic books by treating the superhero "realistically" as a flawed human being rather than an icon.
81. Maus by Art Spiegelman
the first serious narrative in the medium to earn public recognition via a Pulitzer Prize.
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ROBERT BOYD'S TOP 100
1. Krazy Kat Geo. Herriman
2. Despair R. Crumb
3. The Kinder-Kids Lyonel Feininger
4. Town Boy Lat
5. Maus Art Spiegelman
6. Pogo Walt Kelly
7. the "Jimmy Corrigan" stories Chris Ware
8. "Pictopia" Alan Moore and Donald Simpson
9. Dal Tokyo Gary Panter
10. "The Death of Speedy" Jaime Hernandez
11. Dick Tracy Chester Gould
12. Billie Holiday José Muñoz and Carlos Sampayo
13. RAW Art Spiegelman, Françoise Mouly, eds.
14. Goodman Beaver Harvey Kurtzman
15. Polly and Her Pals Cliff Sterrit
16. Binky Brown vs. The Holy Virgin Mary Justin Green
17. Like a Velvet Glove Cast in Iron Daniel Clowes
18. A Contract With God Will Eisner
19. Fires Lorenzo Mattotti
20. the Mishkin animation stories Kim Deitch
21. Marx for Beginners Rius
22. "The Laughing Sun" Gilbert Hernandez
23. Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind Hiyao Miyazaki
24. The Playboy Chester Brown
25. The Castafiore Emerald Hergé
26. "That's Life" Robert Crumb
27. Little Nemo in Slumberland Winsor McCay
28. Gasoline Alley Frank King
29. The Complete Alec Eddie Campbell
30. Popeye "Plunder Island" sequence E. C. Segar
31. "What the Left Hand Did" Jim Woodring
32. Wash Tubbs and Captain Easy Roy Crane
33. Black Hole Charles Burns
34. V for Vendetta Allen Moore and David Lloyd
35. The Idiots Abroad Gilbert Shelton
36. "Jerry Mack" Howard Cruse
37. Deep City José Solano López and Carlos Sampayo
38. Sick, Sick, Sick/ Jules Feiffer
39. Julius Knipl, Real Estate Photographer Ben Katchor
40. The Silent Three Posy Simmonds
41. Terry and the Pirates Milton Caniff
42. Jazz Funnies Hunt Emerson
43. It Was the War of the Trenches Jacques Tardi
44. The Bungle Family H. J. Tuttle
45. The Cartoon History of the Universe v. 2 Larry Gonick
46. Hate Pete Bagge
47. The New American Splendor Anthology Harvey Pekar
48. Eyebeam Sam Hurt
49. Soba Joe Sacco
50. Why I Hate Saturn Kyle Baker
51. early Ernie Pook's Comeek Lynda Barry
52. "Sidetrack City" Kaz
53. "North Fillmore Intelligentsia" stories Spain
54. I Can't Tell You Anything Michael Dougan
55. Nowhere Debbie Dreschler
56. Good-bye and Other Stories Yoshihiro Tatsumi
57. Freaks José Solano López and Jim Woodring
58. "Cats Don't Exist" José I. Solorzano (Jis)
59. My Most Secret Desire Julie Doucet
60. Weirdo during Peter Bagge's editorship Peter Bagge, ed.
61. Cages Dave McKean
62. Flames Out Funnies Willy Murphy
63. Griffith Observatory Bill Griffith
64. The Gumps Sidney Smith
65. MAD (the comic book) Harvey Kurtzman, ed.
66. Arcade Art Spiegelman & Bill Griffith, eds.
67. 42 Stories Adrian Tomine
68. Alley Oop (`30s-40s) V.T. Hamlin
69. Modern Art Joost Swarte (w/Willem)
70. "I Think I Was an Alcoholic Waiting to Happen" John Callahan
71. Biff Chris Garrett and Mick Kidd
72. Spider-Man issues #20-38 Steve Ditko and Stan Lee
73. If Steve Bell
74. "Minnie's 3rd Love" Phoebe Gloeckner
75. The Education of Desire Cliff Harper
76. Little Orphan Annie Harold Gray
77. "God's Bosom" Jack Jackson
78. Understanding Comics Scott McCloud
79. It's a Good Life if You Don't Weaken Seth
80. Barney Google and Spark Plug Billy de Beck
81. The Mighty Thor #154-157 Jack Kirby and Stan Lee
82. Peanuts (`50s and `60s) Charles Schulz
83. Humbug Harvey Kurtzman, ed.
84. Breakdowns Art Spiegelman
85. Lemme Outta Here comics by Bill Griffith, Aline Kominsky, R. Crumb, etc. Edited by ?
86. Doing the Islands With Bacchus Eddie Campbell
87. The Mystery of Wolverine Woobait Joe Coleman
88. City of Glass Paul Karasik and David Mazzucchelli
89. Barnaby Crockett Johnson
90. Joe's Bar José Muñoz and Carlos Sampayo
91. "Birthday Party" Richard Sala
92. A Life Force Will Eisner
93. David Chelsea in Love David Chelsea
94. Adele Blanc-Sec stories Jacques Tardi
95. Jar of Fools Jason Lutes
96. Doonesbury Gary Trudeau
97. Rick O'Shay Stan Lynde
98. Observable Yirmi Pinkus
99. Howard the Duck issues 1-15 Steve Gerber, Gene Colan, Frank Brunner
100. High Society Dave Sim
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GARY GROTH'S TOP 100
1. Crumb Sketchbooks 1964-present R. Crumb
2. Peanuts Charles Schulz
3. Popeye (Thimble Theatre) Segar
4. Mad written and edited by Harvey Kurtzman
5. Wigwam Bam Jaime Hernandez
6. Donald Duck Four Color (one-shots) Carl Barks
7. Fantastic Four #1-100 Lee and Kirby
8. Human Diastophism Gilbert Hernandez
9. Frontline Combat and Two Fisted Tales edited and written by Harvey Kurtzman
10. Little Nemo in Slumberland Winsor McCay
11. Sick, Sick, Sick Jules Feiffer
12. Krazy Kat George Herriman
13. Zap, Arcade R. Crumb
14. Maus Art Spiegelman
15. Passionate Journey Frank Masereel
16. David Levine caricatures David Levine
17. Polly and Her Pals Sunday pages Cliff Sterrett
18. Alex Toth work, 1950-1960, published by Standard & Lev Gleason (esp. Crime & Punishment #60) Alex Toth
19. Bernie Krigstein work, 1950-60, published by EC, Avcon and others Bernie Krigstein
20. The Idiots Abroad Gilbert Shelton
21. Crumb's Weirdo stories R. Crumb
22. Ghost World Daniel Clowes
23. The Spirit Will Eisner
24. Gasoline Alley Sunday pages Frank King
25. Jungle Book Harvey Kurtzman
26. The Playboy Chester Brown
27. Binky Brown Meets The Holy Virgin Mary Justin Green
28. Pogo Walt Kelly
29. Mishkin/Waldo World/Boulevard of Broken Dreams Kim Deitch
30. Frank's Real Paw Jim Woodring
31. God's Man Lynd Ward
32. Flies on the Ceiling Jaime Hernandez
33. Los Tejanos Jack Jackson
34. The Kin-der Kids Lyonel Feininger
35. Farewell, My Palomar Gilbert Hernandez
36. Little Lulu John Stanley
37. American Splendor #1-10 Harvey Pekar and various
38. Palestine Joe Sacco
39. Spider-Man Lee and Ditko
40. Bill Mauldin WWII cartoons Bill Mauldin
41. Caricature Daniel Clowes
42. ACME Novelty Library Chris Ware
43. Terry and the Pirates Milton Caniff
44. The Bungle Family George Tuthill
45. Julius Knipl, Real Estate Photographer Ben Katchor
46. Captain Marvel Otto Binder and C.C. Beck
47. RAW edited by Spiegelman and Mouly
48. Portraits by Al Hirschfield Al Hirschfield
49. Hey Look! Harvey Kurtzman
50. Wash Tubbs Roy Crane
51. Plastic Man Jack Cole
52. Zippy Bill Griffith
53. ***** Chester Brown
54. Nits Make Lice Jack Jackson
55. Dick Tracy Chester Gould
56. Uncle Scrooge 1950s Carl Barks
57. Hate #1-30 Peter Bagge
58. George Price's New Yorker cartoons George Price
59. Agony in the Kindergarten William Steig
60. Checkered Demon S.Clay Wilson
61. Cheech Wizard Vaughn Bode
62. Little Orphan Annie Harold Gray
63. Alley Oop V.T. Hamlin
64. Bringing Up Father George McManus
65. Goodman Beaver Harvey Kurtzman and Bill Elder
66. The Passport Saul Steinberg
67. Boob McNutt Rube Goldberg
68. Spacehawk Basil Wolverton
69. Spain's autobiographical stories Spain
70. Barnaby Crockett Johnson
71. Scorchy Smith Noel Sickles
72. Tom Toles' political cartoons Tom Toles
73. Daddy's Girl Debbie Drechsler
74. Dennis the Menace Hank Ketcham
75. The Gumps Sidney Smith
76. Flash Gordon Alex Raymond
77. Tarzan Burne Hogarth
78. Prince Valiant Hal Foster
79. Dr. Strange Lee and Ditko
80. Tales of Asgard Lee and Kirby
81. Herblock's political cartoons Herblock
82. 100 Rooms Jaime Hernandez
83. Poison River Gilbert Hernandez
84. God's Bosom Jack Jackson
85. Johnny Craig's EC work Johnny Craig
86. Life in Hell Matt Groening
87. Calvin and Hobbes Bill Watterson
88. Gynecology Daniel Clowes
89. Trots and Bonnie Shari Flenniken
90. Cynicism Paul Ollswang
91. It's A Good Life, If You Don't Weaken Seth
92. The Death of Speedy Ortiz Jaime Hernandez
93. From Hell Moore and Campbell
94. Wally Wood's EC work Wally Wood
95. Black Hole Charles Burns
96. Kings in Disguise Vance
97. Scary Ted Jouflas
98. Schizo Ivan Brunetti
99. Alec stories Eddie Campbell
100. Pictopia Alan Moore and Don Simpson
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Re: Die ewigen Top 100 der US Comics und Cartoons
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von oskar am 19.01.2004, 21:15 Uhr
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Die Liste ist wirklich interessant, vorallem, weil ich einige von den älteren Sachen (noch) nicht kenne.
Ich bin allerdings der Meinung, dass Krazy Kat die Nummer 1ist und dass auf alle Fälle auch Bone dazugehört.
Außerdem fände ich so eine Liste mit deutschen Comiczeichnern sehr interessant (auch wenn die wohl kaum konkurrenzfähig wäre).
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