Favorite Regular Title of 2020?

[Daphne]

Which were your favorite "regular" (not a bonus, and not page-at-a-time) comics in 2020? You can vote for up to seven!

[Vidor]

The answer is "The In-Law Unit".

[Foxrun]

Inlaw Unit is by far the best

[KingMind]

My favourites have been the same since I joined MCC:
CHECKERED PAST

THE PERSUADER

WAITING ROOM

[Haight]

I put a few titles down; I usually don't like reluctant controllers but Enchanted Summer seems like it has a good story going on and the controllers' reluctance seems to come from a place of genuine affection rather than a sort of retrograde, self-indulgent chivalry.

The Alchemist is a fun harem mind control story with a decent method of control, and some implied potential for body modification too. If only it came out more often.

The Inheritance has a great art style and a mystery that's unfolding; it's hard to keep interest with its release schedule, however.

I've voted THK on a lot of previous years but it's been so long since an issue came out I can't really be bothered.

[arm7man88]

Started out as Waiting Room and it's only gotten better with time.

[ajaroflube]

Since the poll doesn't let you order by votes, here were the top 20 (repeated numbers are ties):

1. Trigger Warning    - 23 (8.9%)
2. The Inheritance    - 17 (6.6%)
2. Waiting Room    - 17 (6.6%)
4. The Alchemist    - 15 (5.8%)
5. The Ring Cycle    - 14 (5.4%)
6. The Persuader    - 13 (5.1%)
7. The Hidden Knowledge    - 12 (4.7%)
8. Checkered Past    - 11 (4.3%)
8. The Chrysalis    - 11 (4.3%)
8. Found Objects 3    - 11 (4.3%)
11. Permed    - 10 (3.9%)
11. Roll Playing 2    - 10 (3.9%)
13. The Canadian Girlfriend    - 9 (3.5%)
13. Unknown Pleasures    - 9 (3.5%)
13. The Help    - 9 (3.5%)
16. The In-Law Unit    - 8 (3.1%)
16. Cuckoo's Nest    - 8 (3.1%)
18. Enchanted Summer    - 7 (2.7%)
19. Free Trade Zone    - 6 (2.3%)
19. Free Wifi    - 6 (2.3%)
19. Bigger    - 6 (2.3%)
19. By the Book 2    - 6 (2.3%)

[Vidor]

Only eight votes for "The In-Law Unit".  Bummer.

[caseyx]

Surprising to me too, considering how vocal some folks have been about that title.

[Haight]

Surprising to me too, considering how vocal some folks have been about that title.

It's a good story, the poll is imperfect.

[Daphne]

A lot of factors besides general title-likedness go into people's votes: How recent the last issue was, a desire to boost otherwise-ignored titles, and things like that. Interestingly, there's not a huge amount of correlation between the results of the poll and how many people have liked the title on the site itself.

[Haight]

A lot of factors besides general title-likedness go into people's votes: How recent the last issue was, a desire to boost otherwise-ignored titles, and things like that. Interestingly, there's not a huge amount of correlation between the results of the poll and how many people have liked the title on the site itself.

I agree with the first part and the second is fascinating.

[ozymandias]

A "favorites" poll isn't really possible for me. I like different things about different titles. And I stopped having "favorites" for most things a long time ago. And really, since serials update so slowly here, I pretty much treat each issue as stand-alone stuff. So if the latest issue wasn't hot and fast, then I just read it again when the next issue comes out.

[Geo]

I'm with Ozymandias. Plus I keep wanting to vote for John Scott.

[elenchos]

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I like different things about different titles.
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I pretty much treat each issue as stand-alone stuff. So if the latest issue wasn't hot and fast, then I just read it again when the next issue comes out.

Agreed.