What are the best apocalypse/post-apocalypse comics you've read?

>>149825969 (OP)
I only read one and it kind of sucked plus the post apocalyptic shit was a drug induced dream while suffering from brain damage so it doesn't count

>>149825969 (OP)
Freakangels started out cool, but then it fucking went nowhere and fast.

>>149825969 (OP)
I've only read The Walking Dead. It's mostly alright.

Geiger

Death Stranding is the only apocalyptic fiction that’s worth the time.
I know I’m going to trigger you nerds, but the truth hurts

what was that apocalyptic comic series about a group of talking animals meeting a mute scientist that shrunk himself?

>>149826024
Shut up /v/igger

>>149826088
kojima is widely accepted as a hack on /v/

>>149826018
That shit sucks

>>149826449
I guess Dredd technically counts. Also The Road had a rather good comic adaption recently.

>>149825969 (OP)
Y the last man left me thinking about the reality of a post patriarchy world, but is just a zombie movie with females

The best... probably judge dredd

Protector/First-Knife is pretty good, I just wish there was more. I love post-apocalyptic stories that actually get into the nitty-gritty when it comes to what society might look like after the survivors try to put the pieces back together.

The Night by Druillet

>>149826024
bait

>>149826203
But he's an entertaining hack

>>149825969 (OP)
Kamandi, The Last Boy On Earth
Doomsday +1
Mighty Samson

>>149825969 (OP)
Bloodstar!!!! Check it out!
Judge Dredd Apocalypse War
The later half of Grendel

>>149825969 (OP)
you just posted it

Dunno, but I'll tell you the worst.

Crossed. Crossed is the worst.

>>149827787
>Crossed. Crossed is the worst.
There are worse ones.

>>149825969 (OP)
The Eternaut

>>149828533
nice art

Not necessarily the best, but one I think deserves more attention, and one of the few times I've seen a post-apocalyptic story where Lovecraftian Great Old Ones are what destroys civilization. Lupe is also easy on the eyes.

>>149825969 (OP)
Hellboy/BPRD has what is probably my favorite depiction of the apocalypse in all the comics I've ever read.

Early on in the franchise there are already mentions of the apocalypse, even that Hellboy is the one who will start it, but it's seen as a thing that can be fought against and averted. And with each of Hellboy's victories and each denial of his "destiny" it seems that the apocalypse can indeed be prevented. But it creeps into the narrative more and more and before you know it the apocalypse IS the narrative as different stories and characters approach it from different angles and even those that think they could benefit from the apocalypse get swept up in it as much as any other victims. A sort of hopelessness sets in as it becomes more and more obvious that not only they won't be able to stop the apocalypse, but that it's already actively happening even if everyone is still trying to stop it. And in the end it turns out that stopping the apocalypse was never going to happen, and all the fighting and suffering really accomplished was a chance for something new to grow after the apocalypse instead of just an eternal end to everything. Everyone suffers, everyone dies, and the best you can hope for is that the next generation will live in a less shitty world.

>>149825969 (OP)
Judge Dredd is easily the best one.

>>149826483
Oh sweet, I love that book, i had no idea. Thanks, /co/

Such interesting art in the comics in this thread. Ironic that the actual subject is ugly.

>>149828982
nah

>>149827787
The Nice House on the Lake is the worst

Hombre by Ortiz and Segura.