OmniDog's Vault: Complete Stories with One Writer & One Artist

Stories that are finished that are by one writer and one artist, so you're not waiting around for it to be completed and the flow of the story isn't broken

[Evangelion]

Hey man, I like your style, your collection and your attitude. Keep it up, your channel is inspiring!

[wjamimah]

I really loved Revival too. A lot. I had happened to see a few reviews by people who didn’t like it but I have it a shot anyway and I loved it. It was magnificent!

[danielk]

Dept. H by Matt and Sharlene Kindt
Sin City by Frank Miller
The Sixth Gun by Cullen Bunn/Brian Hurtt
Fear Agent by Rick Remender (although artist can vary a bit)

Some of the books that I would put on that list too. Great video with some titles I have to check out!

[ezroland]

Great video Jess! Can you think of enough to do a part 2? Thanks for all the content.

[omarreyesjr]

Hey Jess, I'm gonna see if u have any other Brian Wood reviews. I just got a great deal on all the tpbs for DMZ, Northlanders and Local. Did it blindly as I heard good things about Brian Woods. Are u a fan of his other works? And do u prefer Aaron's Punisher run over Ennis?

[jpm]

I love the honesty when you say I still have not read these books yet... We are all humans after all :) backlog everyone

[MADDROBB]

I always enjoy your wholesome recommendations! Especially your one and done’s and your non superhero recommendations. I love superhero comics but it’s always nice to hear about the not so known comics. Keep em comin Omnidog

[alessandrobaldi]

As an Italian i assure you that the pronunciation of burchielli is "boorkielly"

[sleestack]

Always love your videos, and this one is no exception. I agree with many of your pics, and would love to add to your list. Given your criteria, I would also add...


Rachel Rising by Terry Moore - Terry should be in some kind of sequential art hall of fame somewhere, and this one is a good start if you are unfamiliar with his work. If you like this (and you will), you can also add Echo too for a little sci-fi twist. He is probably best known for Strangers in Paradise, but I don't think that is entirely finished yet, so doesn't make the list.


Girls by the Luna brothers - May be slightly tipping the ADULT side here for some drawn nudity, but if you are not easily offended, it's a good one. The story had me mesmerized with my first reading. If you like this one then read The Sword, also by the brothers (Joshua and Jonathon Luna).


Dear Creature by Jonathan Case - I scream about this one wherever I go, so just getting it out of the way. Brush up on your Shakespeare, read Dear Creature in Iambic pentameter, and be the envy of all your friends!!


Sin City by Frank Miller - You can easily teach an advanced art class just using these books, with a second extra credit class on use of negative space.


Xenozoic Tales by Mark Schultz - May be skirting the lines here, as the story may not be...technically finished... (possible new stories ahead, but it's been like 20 years now...) but it's too good not to list anyway.



And if you want to use "John Byrne's FF" as an example here, you can add about a 1000 more titles, such as Byrne's X-men, Lee and Ditko Spider-man, Miller's Daredevil, Simonson's Thor, and even the 100+ issue run for Lee and Kirby on the original FF books.


And thanks for the shout out about Revival and Nailbiter. They sound great, and I have added them both to my lists.

[arryospeedwagon]

Extremity. Written and illustrated by Daniel Warren Johnson and colored by Mike Spicer. Complete story in 2 trade paperback volumes. Kinda like Mad Max of the skies with female lead protagonist. Violent, bad-ass, uplifting, and killer art.

[Literatureofimagination]

Omnidog you are such an awesome dude!
Thank you, amazing video. I am changing my buying list now. And I have read some books from your previous recommendations, your taste in comic books is damn good, so I will be looking for everything in this list.

[batatinhacomics]

Great video! On top of your great choices, I'd add League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, Transmetropolitan, American Vampire, Promethea and Gideon Falls (which hadn't ended yet at the time of this video).

[dadp]

Hey Jess, if it’s a blind buy which is better... Planetary by Ellis or Ex Machina by BKV?

[TaylorTalksComics]

Awesome video! Always love your recommendations!

[travisgilmer]

Great video and recommendations as always!

[mguy]

Usagi Yojimbo will have the 8th Usagi Saga Volume released on 5/15/19 this upcoming Wednesday. After that you have to get Usagi Yojimbo tpb Mysteries Volume 32 available now. The last volume from Dark Horse is Usagi Yojimbo The Hidden tpb Volume 33 & will be available 6/26/19. Make sure you get the Double Volume Usagi Yojimbo Set collecting the first 7 volumes from Fantagraphics publishing. The IDW era of Usagi Yojimbo starts with its first issue on 6/26/19 and in color.

[jakenap]

Sweet Tooth has an arc with Matt Kindt on art

[ShaneMatlock]

Huge fan of Planetary. There was a long wait between issues towards the end but definitely worth it now that it's all finished and collected. Preacher, Scalped, Ex Machina, Usagi Yojimbo, and Sweet Tooth are all great too! Y the Last Man had a couple of different artists though so I'm not sure it fits the criteria. And I'm a huge fan of John Byrne and his runs on FF and Alpha Flight are some of his best comics work ever. I would definitely add Promethea to this list.

[josepholsen]

do you think ex machina will get an absolute? I missed the boat on so many vertigo titles in deluxe that I just want absolutes now

[sextonj]

Can we take a moment to appreciate the Hey Arnold shirt?