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What is this generation's Watchmen, Batman Year One, etc.?
So the 1980's is widely seen as a turning point in comics with the release of acclaimed works like: Alan Moore's Watchmen, The Killing Joke, Swamp Thing; Frank Miller's Daredevil, Dark Knight Returns, and Batman Year One; Grant Morrison's Animal Man. But these are all now 40 years old.
In your estimation, what recent works (say, from 2000 onwards) are worthy to be join this group of classics? Not in terms of popularity but in terms of ambition, literary quality, staying power and influence.
u/dick____trickle — 12 hours ago