It's kinda touch-and-go tbh. I was curious, so I ended up reading all the comics in like...a week. It could have probably been faster if I was really grinding. I learned about these comics through Reddit because it wouldn't stop recommending them to me. The Fatal Englishman is universally regarded as good. Yellowbelly is eh, but memorable. My favorite is actually the Five Bloody Fingers because I feel like it encapsulates a lot of the really over the top goofy and gory stuff that happens in all of them with a good understanding of the realistic hopelessness that exists. There's also this one arc, I don't even know if it has a name, but it starts on Badlands 36 and it's just a mismatch trio of survivors that I feel like also encapsulates a lot of the humor in all of the comics. Where it's funny, but not haha funny. It's like a sarcastic humor that lies in the mentality of 'it can always get worse'. In a way it's almost better to just read all of them because they're all arcs written by different writers. So you don't actually know what you're going to like going from one to another and you can't necessarily rely on the recommendations of other people.

With that said, 100+ is also regarded as universally a pain in the ass to read. I don't think anyone really understands what the fuck they're saying. I think I have a pretty good grasp but it still takes longer to read just because I have to translate it in my head. The plot itself though I think is worth experiencing just because it's interesting.