Essential Doom Patrol Comics

A team of super-hero outcasts tagged as the weirdest superteam of all time, the Doom Patrol served as the main inspiration for Marvel's X-Men while being themselves heavily based on the Fantastic Four. Their 1960s run fizzled out, the 1970s revival was a dud and the late 1980s series wasn't going so well and faced cancellation when a young writer fresh from England named Grant Morrison turned it into one of the greatest comics of all time. Every future writer had to opt between the hard task of following Morrison's work or disregarding it to their peril. These are the essential Doom Patrol Comics.

Top Ten ranks as follows:

10 - The Beginning of the End
9 - Sliding in the Wreckage
8 - Nada
7 - Brick by Brick
6 - The Nature of the Catastrophe
5 - Flex Mentallo
4 - The Butterfly Collector
3 - Down Paradise Way
2 - The Painting that Ate Paris
1 - Crawling from the Wreckage

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