What comics do you consider "breakthroughs" in the medium?

[andrew french]

wow they have Raw #1-8 on ebay for about $20+ for each issue

let's go halfsies.

[andrew french]

i'll say that Mother, Come Home is a big, big step in the right direction for current comics.

[Blake Sims]

let's go halfsies.

lets go for it

[andrew french]

lets go for it

i need to get some more moneys.

would you be willing to... wait for a .. while?

[Jacob Lyon Goddard]

i'll say that Mother, Come Home is a big, big step in the right direction for current comics.

it was a great comic, but it was certainly walking in the same direction as everything else like it, with out any major leaps forward

[andrew french]

it was a great comic, but it was certainly walking in the same direction as everything else like it, with out any major leaps forward

hm.

i'm trying to think of things that weren't listed, and that didn't just come out in the last few decades.

[Andreas]

THE ADVENTURES OF LUTHER ARKWRIGHT by Bryan Talbot, which was ten years ahead of its time (in comics).

Andreas

[andrew french]

[copypastepuke]

kabuki is doing some amazing thigns ive never seen on the comic page

[Brian Defferding]

What stories do you think was a breakthrough in writing?

What stories do you think was a breakthrough in art?

Have there been breakthroughs that you think are both?