In addition to the Marvel and DC titles, we’ve also included notable independent, alternative, and small press comics. We have listed them in alphabetical order by year.

Best Comic Books by Year: A blog about the best comic books from each year. It’s a great resource for comic book fans. The blog’s creator, Matthew Neil Steffen, has also published several ebooks about comic books.

Best Comic Books by Year: A blog about the best comic books from each year. It’s a great resource for comic book fans. The blog’s creator, Matthew Neil Steffen, has also published several ebooks about comic books.

Best Comic Books by Year: A blog about the best comic books from each year. It’s a great resource for comic book fans. The blog’s creator, Matthew Neil Steffen, has also published several ebooks about comic books.

The author of this website also wrote “The Great Comic Book Superheroes” and “How to Read Superhero Comics and Why.”

Best Comic Books by Year lists the best comics from each year as selected by the blog’s author. The site was created in 2006 and contains comics from 2006 to 2011. Each comic book is rated on a scale of one to five stars, with the ratings for each year’s comic books listed on the bottom of the page. The site also maintains a list of “honorable mentions,” which are those comics that were nominated but did not make it into the final list.

The main content of this blog is an ongoing series called “Best Graphic Novels.” In this series, the blog’s author writes about his favorite graphic novels of all time. Each title receives a rating out of five stars and is linked to Amazon, where readers can buy the graphic novels online. There is no set order for these reviews; as of October 22, 2011, there are 35 titles listed, with more being added each month.

Advertising is visible on every page of Best Comic Books by Year. The advertisements link visitors to their advertisers’ websites and appear at the top and bottom of each page. The ads rotate and change when a visitor arrives at the site. There are also links to social networking sites like Facebook and Twitter located at the top right corner of every page.*

Best Comic Books by Year is a blog from comic book creator Jeff Lester. The site ranks the best comic books and graphic novels of each year.

Best Comic Books by Year charts the best comics and graphic novels based on their artistic, literary and historical merits, as well as popularity. This is an independent list not affiliated with any publishers or ranking sites.

The lists are updated every two weeks and are searchable by year, publisher and series name. The Best of the Decade lists are also available with links to purchase the collected edition of each series.

While there are still quite a few comic books worth reading, the industry has suffered from years of unsophisticated storytelling and artwork.

The art form’s popularity peaked in the 1990s when Marvel Comics, home of Spider-Man, The Hulk, and The X-Men, was sold to a group of investors for $575 million. Since then, the company’s sales have dropped by half.

A lot of classic comic books are available in digital format and it’s easy to find them online. One site worth checking out is DigitalComicMuseum.Com , which has helpful features such as this list of the best comic books by year.

They’ve got all the classics and many more: The Dark Knight Returns (1986), Sandman (1989), Bone (1991), Watchmen (1986), Kingdom Come (1996), Hellboy (1998) and Preacher (1995).

There are more than 400 titles on this list, including many independent publishers such as Top Shelf Productions, Image Comics, and IDW Publishing. In addition to these great reads, you can also download many of your favorite classic graphic novels for free with a Kindle app.

Many of today’s top illustrators grew up reading these comics when they were young and began drawing their

“The Best Comic Books of All Time” is a list of the greatest comic books created, as chosen by comic book professionals. The list has been compiled and published by industry professionals over time, and has been printed in various books including 1001 Comics You Must Read Before You Die.

The list began with a 1985 article in the fanzine “Alter Ego”, titled “Comics’ Greatest World” by Roy Thomas, who chose what he considered the top ten comics of all time. Initially published in “Alter Ego”

In the Golden Age of comic books, the 1940s and 1950s, comics were primarily aimed at children. The heroes were teenagers, or less often young adults who had just recently debuted as superheroes. But starting in the 1960s, comics started to be aimed more at an older audience. The villains became more realistic and the storylines became more complex.

The Silver Age of comics began in 1956 with a reboot of the Flash character by DC Comics publisher and founder, Julius Schwartz, and writer Robert Kanigher. It was characterized by a return to science fiction themes, social relevance, and a fascination with life on other planets.

Towards the end of the 1960s, superhero titles declined in popularity again. The rise of comic-book specialty stores in this period led to a sharp increase in the number of comics sold, but also made it difficult for non-specialty stores to carry comics prominently. Thus from about 1967 onwards comic books were no longer distributed through newsstands/head shops but rather through magazine distributors (non-comic book specialty stores). This ended the era when anyone walking into a store could purchase a copy of any comic they wanted.*

Around 1970–72 there was a brief boom in superhero interest resulting from Stan Lee’s return to Marvel

In order to read the comic books, you need to download and install a free software called Adobe Digital Editions (ADE).