7 Comics That Are Perfect For Netflix Series

When we talk about Netflix series, it fills excitement in us. Netflix series are doing great these days , whether it based on any novel or spin off character from famous movies. But comics can be a source of great influence for these Netflix series, as comics are already divided into several short episodes. Here are the top 7 Comics that are Perfect for Netflix series.

Chew (2009-2016)

“Chew” is a comic book series written by John Layman and illustrated by Rob Guillory. It was published by Image Comics from 2009 to 2016 and follows the adventures of Tony Chu, a detective with the ability to receive psychic impressions from the food he eats. The series is set in a world where chicken is illegal due to a bird flu pandemic, and Tony uses his powers to solve crimes and uncover mysteries while navigating the quirky and often dangerous world of the food industry. “Chew” is known for its offbeat sense of humor and unique premise, and has won numerous awards including an Eisner Award for Best New Series.

It could definitely make for an interesting and entertaining Netflix series. Unique premise and offbeat sense of humor of the comic book could translate well to the screen, and the episodic nature of the story, with its standalone cases for Tony to solve each issue, could work well for a TV show format. The series could be a great opportunity to bring something fresh and original to the streaming platform.

I Hate Fairyland (2015-Present)

“I Hate Fairyland” is a comic book series written and illustrated by Skottie Young. It was published by Image Comics starting in 2015 and follows the adventures of Gertrude, a young girl who has been stuck in the magical world of Fairyland for over 30 years. As she tries to find a way back home, she must confront the whimsical but often dangerous inhabitants of the realm, including the tyrannical Queen Cloudia. The series is known for its dark humor, over-the-top violence, and stylish artwork. It could potentially make for a humorous and action-packed Netflix series.

That Texas Blood (2021-Present)

“That Texas Blood” is a comic book series written by Chris Condon and illustrated by Jacob Phillips. It was published by Image Comics starting in 2021 and follows the story of Sheriff Joe Bob Coates, a gruff and solitary lawman in rural Texas, as he investigates a string of mysterious murders and unravels a web of secrets and lies that threaten to tear his community apart. The series is known for its atmospheric artwork, compelling mystery, and character-driven storytelling, and could potentially make for a gripping and suspenseful Netflix series.

Saga (2012-Present)

“Saga” is a comic book series written by Brian K. Vaughan and illustrated by Fiona Staples. It was published by Image Comics starting in 2012 and follows the epic space opera story of a young family trying to stay together and out of harm’s way as they navigate a universe filled with warring alien races and powerful, magical beings. The series is known for its lush artwork, complex characters, and compelling storytelling, and has won numerous awards including multiple Eisner Awards. It could potentially make for a visually stunning and engaging Netflix series.

The Good Asian (2021-Present)

“The Good Asian” is a comic book series written by Pornsak Pichetshote and illustrated by Alexandre Tefenkgi and Jordie Bellaire. It was published by Image Comics starting in 2021 and follows the story of Edison Hark, a private detective in 1936 Chinatown, as he investigates the murder of a Chinatown mafia boss and uncovers a conspiracy that threatens to destroy the community. The series is known for its historical setting, noir-influenced storytelling, and complex characters, and could potentially make for a compelling and atmospheric Netflix series.

Tales From The Crypt (1950-1955)

“Tales From The Crypt” is a horror comic book series published by EC Comics from 1950 to 1955. It was written by a variety of authors including William Gaines and Al Feldstein, and illustrated by artists such as Jack Davis and Graham Ingels. The series features standalone stories in the horror, science fiction, and crime genres, with each issue featuring several stories that were introduced by the Crypt Keeper, a macabre host who serves as the narrator of the tales. “Tales From The Crypt” was hugely popular and influential in its time, and has been adapted into numerous other media including a television show, film, and video game. It could potentially make for a creepy and atmospheric series.

Soul Plumber (2021-2022)

“Soul Plumber” is a DC Horror Presents title that was spawned from the creators of the Last Podcast On The Left. It follows the story of a gas station attendant who becomes obsessed with religion and steals a demon plumbing device, which ends up unleashing hell on earth. The content is described as being over-the-top with gore and violence, and it may not be suitable for all audiences. It has been suggested that Netflix could use the book as an opportunity to produce R-rated comic book content, potentially establishing itself as a home for counterculture material.

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