What comic made you cry?

Mine were Flex Mentallo, WE3 several times and All Star Superman several times. Grant Morrison man...

I've never outright cried at a comic, but I tear up at Kingdome Come and Superman For All Seasons every time.

Kingdom Come.

None of them.

Whatever Happened to the Caped Crusader

Uncanny X-Force #18

The death of the X-Men in Old Man Logan.

I've never actually teared at a comic book. But the ones that brought me the closest were Kingdom Come, Identity Crisis and Death of Superman.

Spider-Man:Blue

Pssshhhh, SOFT!

WEAKLING.

Batman #40.

The death of ultimate Spiderman

I don't think I've ever actually cried or even teared up at a comic.

Lobdell's Uncanny X-Men 303.

Marvels

what part?

@thecowwasdelirious: Captain Marvel's death.

It's not really a comic...

gets me everytime ; (

@noone301994: time before 4chan shrek meme post: 2 hours, 40 minutes

When Bart Allen died in his solo

@wrglfan2814: OH GOD yes when he found out he killed his friends... powerful moment.

Mega Man by Archie Comics. The entire "Prototype" story arc. Especially the ending. Its so sad... :'(

I also almost cry everytime on Wreck-It Ralph when the girls are being jerks to Venellope or whatever her name is. I don't know why.

The other two times I almost cried were in videogames. The ending of Sonic Battle (And now to think of it the ending of the Sonic X adaption of Sonic Battle), and the ending of Mega Man Zero 4.

Other than that, nothing else has made me cry. Oh yeah, except for the All-Star Superman movie. I forgot about that. I should read the comic when I get a chance.

The only one that has made me cry was Amazing Spider-Man #700 when Peter "died" and saw Uncle Ben, when they started talking tears came out of my eyes, finally Peter got to talk again with his hero, his role model, his everything, it was really emotional.

There are other ones that have brought me close to cry:

- Spider-Man: Blue

- Ultimate Spider-Man #160

- FF last issue

I've never actually shed a tear over a comic, but I've come close several times reading All-Star Superman.

So many feels moments...

@superadam: You should really read All-Star Superman. The movie was pretty faithful to the source material given the run time, but the actual comic is much, much better.

Too many for me i feel you guys are not at one with your emotions which to me is weakness.

Locke & Key, Heinberg's Young Avengers, Moore's swamp thing vol.2, Owly, Fables 81, Kelly's deadpool, Avatar the last airbender: the search, Translucid, Harbinger, New 52 Shazam, Planet Hulk, The Underwater welder, ending to Whedon's x-men run, etc

The entire clone saga. And not because it made me sad.

Never. I cry at movies and TV. I've even cried for novels. For a comic? Never.

Kingdon come, Cap (Shazam) sacraficing himself,

and I was sad in Age Of Ultron when She Hulk and Luke Cage bit the dust

These didn't make me cry, but they were soul-crushing nonetheless:

Y: The Last Man(Ampersand's death)

Jimmy Corrigan

Maus

Mother, Come Home -- this one ruined my day

When Kick-Ass 3 ended I almost teared up. I probably would have, but I read it with people around so I stopped myself.

Every time I see Rob Liefeld's art.

Spawn #76. That issue was so beautiful and so well-written. A real heartwrencher.

Also, The original Crow series was incredibly depressing. I think it made me tear up a bit.

Nine eleven spiderman

the movie is total damn garbage compared to the comic.

No comic book has ever made me cry. And most likely never will be.

Identity Crisis

No comic has made me cry but quite a few had me at the feels, but there is one comic that has freaked me the fuck out (that languish is need for this comic) and that comic is crossed. The first time I read read I did not sleep that night at all.

Any Rob Liefeld-illustrated comic makes me cry out, "Oh, the humanity!"

All-star Superman, the Regan scene comes closest.

Also Teen Titans # 23 Lights Out part 3 - Secrets and Lies, Speedy reveals her secret to the team.

lol