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From 'Saga' to Batman, EW picks the 15 best comic books of the decade

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There were lots of comic books published this past decade — even when you leave out all the manga and webcomics. During a time when comics provided the source material for countless big-budget movies and TV shows, the genre's creators still managed to produce a dazzling array of beautiful, terrifying, and refreshing new work.

Here are EW's picks for the highlights of the decade in comics, with one clear No. 1 and 14 extremely good runners-up. Find them wherever books are sold.

Has there ever been a more beautiful interpretation of the philosophical concept "being-toward-death?" Maybe it sounds strange invoking Martin Heidegger to discuss a comic book, but

The biggest movies of the 2010s looked like the comic books of 30 years ago, clashing infinite crossovers into the darkest of nights. Which, if I'm doing the math correctly, means the mainstream pop culture of 2040s will resemble the comic books of right now. And something about this short-lived Fantastic Four spin-off, relaunched for a 16-issue run amid the Marvel Now! initiative, still feels like the future. This is the spinniest of spin-offs, colliding multiple strands of Four lore into a tie-in team featuring familiar icons (She-Hulk! Ant-Man!) and minor characters renewed with personality to spare (Artie, Leech, and the Moloids!). Fraction's cosmic farce blends self-aware cleverness with goofy-sweet humanity, and Allred's trademark art-pop illustrations set the stage for his spaced-out work on the acclaimed

A fearfully strange epic of the mind from comics legend Charles Burns.

A masterpiece, an instant classic. What else is there to say? Well, it is worth noting how close we came to never reading this book at all. Emil Ferris only started working on her first graphic novel after a mosquito bite gave her West Nile virus and struck her with paralysis at age 40. Then, after she worked on it for 15 years as a way of recovering from her paralysis,

Gillen and McKelvie collaborated on other comics this decade, such as their creator-owned

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