Best BOOM! Studios Series

Fables by Bill Willingham is the series that defined the BOOM! era of ambitious licensed-mythology comics, reimagining fairy tale characters as refugees living in secret in New York in a long-running epic.

Lazarus by Greg Rucka is one of the best science fiction comics of the 2010s, a near-future dystopia about genetically engineered warriors serving feudal family dynasties that works as both thriller and political allegory.

Something is Killing the Children by James Tynion IV and Werther Dell'Edera is the breakout BOOM! Studios horror series of the era, a monster-hunting story with a deeply compelling protagonist and a mythology that keeps expanding.

We Only Find Them When They're Dead by Al Ewing and Simone Di Meo is a stunning space opera about humanity's obsession with harvesting cosmic gods, told with formal ambition and spectacular art.

Lumberjanes is a joyful and inclusive adventure series about a group of girls at a summer camp full of supernatural mysteries, a breakout BOOM! Box title that proved there was wide appetite for all-ages comics done with real craft.