Topic: Anyone got any comic/manga/manwha/graphic novel/etc. suggestions?

[Crying Freeman]

I'd recommend some 80ss and 90s manga from Kazuo Koiki and Ryoichi Ikegami (you might tell I'm a huge fan of theirs from my username lol), but its extremely niche today. This is because of their stories, which have really over the top stupid, really over the top shocking, and really over the top fan service. The artwork is always beautiful and unique with a realistic approach to characters, and while the plots are full of stupid, shocl-value and fan service, they always have some underlying theme that makes them work and you can see the good points to their stories (the 1990 and 1995 Crying Freeman movies play this up extremely well). The duo worked on-
Crying Freeman(5-7 volumes depending on publisher)
Offered (2 volumes)
Wounded Man (9 volumes)
Lady Snowblood (can be found as an omnibus)

If you wanna check out their stuff, I suggest Crying Freeman and Lady Snowblood, their most famous works. Also Strain, which has Ikegami's art with a down to earth plot. I'd skip Wounded Man and Offered unless you're a die hard fan of theirs. Offered can be found cheap but is so ridiculous and dumb, plus I needed shock value and fan service, as is Wounded Man which is expensive as hell and full of some dreadful actions of the main character throughout the story, which is a shame because it's a really strong story hurt by stupid and downright over-offensive bits. If you love niche like I do though, the Ikegami Koiki teamup mangas are for you.

[TatteredSeraph]

For interesting and odd series qhich get you thinking, I highly recommend le Chevalier d'Eon (based on the real historical figure), which is historical but with a supernatural twist, and Princess Tutu.  Yes, PT is very shojou, but it's cleverly done, spinning a beautifully rich story based on numerous classical ballets centred on Swan Lake, with a metaphysics and philosophical slant.  I love it.  d'Eon is weird, but intrigueing.  For short animes, I highly recommend as well Little Witch Academia, which is just enchanting.

[Shiroi Koumori]

I've watched the anime version of Princess Tutu. It's good.

As for the anime I've just finished right now, Shokugeki no Soma! Drool... feed me.... I need the sequel asap. (there's a manga of this but I haven't read it yet)
Shimoneta is funny too!

[Bloodreign]

Akazukin Cha Cha, the first couple seasons of the anime aren't from the manga, the rest are. Delightful show, delightful manga.

Pretty good story in the anime, that eventually unfolds to what the manga has.

[Neobelmont]

There are scans of the manga I'm sure of it but I've been watching the anime of sakigake otokojuku, how to be a man samurai school! If you're into jojo's bizarre adventure or fist of the north star you'll like it. It's a very manly anime/manga 

[Gunlord]

A true MANga

[Bloodreign]

I've watched the anime version of Princess Tutu. It's good.

As for the anime I've just finished right now, Shokugeki no Soma! Drool... feed me.... I need the sequel asap. (there's a manga of this but I haven't read it yet)
Shimoneta is funny too!

The uncensored Shimoneta's are awesome though the curse words are still bleeped out, was the second to last anime I just watched followed by All Purpose Cat Girl Nuku Nuku (this one in 2 episodes just jumps plots completely). Princess Tutu on the other hand is good, but strange, colorful yet drab in color in many scenes, very depressing at times more than funny (it's listed as comedy, but has little of that).