You’re an adult. You like macchiatos and free form jazz. You pay rent. You do your taxes. You have a skin care routine. You learned to put away childish things long ago. As such, you’d never be caught dead reading comics – you’re not some sticky fingered middle schooler. No, an adult like you reads graphic novels. They’re like comics, but grown up. They’re critically acclaimed. They win Pulitzers Prizes. It doesn’t matter if they’re about horny aliens, demonic sapphics, or journalists with drug problems – they’re all incredibly mature. Here are the 10 best graphic novels for adults – anyone who sees you reading one of these on train will think you’re a total success.
Akira
(Kodansha Comics)Akira by Katsuhiro Otomo might be about a group of teenage vagrants, but I assure you, these youngsters deal with some very adult things. After all, what could be more adult than uncovering the eldritch truth of absolute reality? In the cyberpunk city of Neo Tokyo, biker gangs rule. While warring with a rival gang, a young biker named Tetsuo comes into contact with an escaped government experiment that gives him psychic powers. I’m not talking the spoon bending parlor trick kind of psychic, this is real deal “peel back the veil” cosmic horror stuff. As Tetsuo’s powers grow exponentially, he friends attempt to rein him in before he loses control and does something really wild – like blow up the city. We can’t have that, how are adults like you supposed to get any work done if your office building is in cinders?
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