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I barely ever read "real" books since I barely can keep up with all the great comics I'd like to read. Not enough hours in the day. I loved everything DC did from Hush in 2002 to the incredible Identity Crisis through Infinite Crisis, 52 and Sinestro Corps War, which is the best story of the last few years. Most of my favorite DCU books right now are all of Geoff Johns' outstanding work: Green Lantern, Justice Society of America and Action Comics. Final Crisis: Legion of 3 Worlds is great and I can't wait to see where Geoff takes the Legion after this. My favorite book of the last ten years is Y THE LAST MAN written by the insanely talented Brian K. Vaughan, who writes the best dialogue in comics (and now also writes LOST). Y, Ex Machina and Runaways, Pride of Baghdad are some of my favorite new series over the last decade. Now that Y is over, the books I look forward to the most each month are Walking Dead, Fables, Invincible, The Boys & Ex Machina. My favorite creators are Geoff Johns, Brian K. Vaughan, Brad Meltzer, Pete Tomasi, Warren Ellis, Robert Kirkman, Ed Brubaker, Bill Willingham, Christos N. Gage, Garth Ennis, Tony Bedard, Jay Leisten, Derec Donovan and Karl Moline who never disappoint me. Ex Machina, Fables, Walking Dead, Invincible, Buffy, Green Lantern & Green Lantern Corps, Avengers: The Initiative, JSA and The Boys are some of my favorite books right now. Although I read way too many comics to list them all. My favorite comics of all time are Watchmen, Y: The Last Man, Negation, Identity Crisis, Batman Year One, Dark Knight Returns (sequel sucked), Johns' Flash and JSA runs, Green Lantern Rebirth, Preacher, Transmetropolitan, Hitman, Starman, Scud: The Disposable Assassin. Watchmen is still my favorite story in any medium, but I connected more with Y for several reasons. Maybe it was just because it had five times as many issues to develop the characters and story or maybe it was because I was there every month from the beginning and was able to help spread the word since day one. Either way, comparing something to Watchmen isn't something I take lightly, so read Y or else. Some of the few real books that I've loved have been the Myth Adventures series by Robert Asprin. Great stuff that I can't recommend highly enough. I'll dive into Meltzer's books at some point soon when I ever have free time, but look how many years late I set up a MySpace page.