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ItsYaBoiPhoenix

If anyone is interested in the Flash, Joshua Williamson’s run with the character is my favorite by far. I have some bias seeing as it came out around the time of the show but I think it still holds up.

Christopher Wolf

If they love DC Kingdom Come is such a great story with great art. Grant Morrison JLA Run. One single comic: What is Wrong with Truth, Justice and the American Way Action Comics #775. One of my top 3 comic issues of all time.

DK

Presuming they've been reading DC for a few years and if they want to read street level then Manhunter by Marc Andreyko. Something non street level? If they're more familiar with pulp and like science fiction then Planetary is a must. If they want to branch out with something similar but from a different company? Gruenwald's Squadron Supreme. It's already the Justice League but with a Marvel coat of paint.

Andres Irizarry

New Gods by Ram V, Superman by Peter J Tomasi and Patrick Gleason was amazing and I definitely recommend anything Grant Morrison specifically Multiversity

Hayden Hamilton

WW: Dead Earth Gotham Year one Taylor’s Nightwing run Absolute Manhunter Batman and Elmer Fudd

James Runge

Zatanna It's Showtime by Jamal Cambell or New Gods by Ram V. Both are great and possibly something they haven't tried. If it's to convert a dc reader then Jessica Jones: Alias by BMB as it's great, but not what they would expect from marvel.

Thereimade1

I'm assuming the question implies we should recommend a NON-DC book, because they've already been reading DC, right? If that's the case Daredevil Born Again and Marvels are the clear options for me.

Derek Baca

I would say read civil war or avengers disassembled