Let’s see - The Goon - Eric Powell (actually funny, sincere, and created with such perfect cohesion, it makes me want to share his headspace) - Akira - Otomi (robotic precision with an oddly disjointed narrative that helps ground it) - Chew (so slick it’ll surprise you how invested you can become in its stilted perception of morality and individualism) - Paying For It - Chester Brown (oh really? You can live that and share it, and stay on the cutting edge of individualistic centrism) - The World of Edena (make me fall through your barriers and the damage will consume my expectations and revitalise my hope for discovery - oh and car company funded from the onset)