Aliens Omnibus original series - Dark Horse - a 6 volume chock full of alien stories, generally runs from the end of the first film and forward with early stories tieing into it; whilst further on there are more stand alone stories. Great classic series and lots of fun if you're an Alien fan.
There's also a predator and pred VS alien series that I've not yet read into from the same era and release


The Black Moon Chronicles - Europe Comics - older comic series set against a war torn world of dragons demons angels and more. An almost anti-hero lead character who joins up with raiders and goes on to wage epic war. Art style conveys the rank and file very well when it comes to the vast battles and sieges. It's nearly all published online, whilst there are print versions out there

Blacksad - Europe Comics - easist way to describe it would be a more gritty/real world zootopia (anthopomorphic animal people) set in the USA post war. A private dectetive setup spread over a series of cases in different books. Very mature writing and good art.

Chronicls of Conan - Dark Horse - classic sword and muscle action series. Stand alone adventures collected together in volumes that steady tell the epic saga of Conan. Many adapted from the original stories, others purely invented. There's also a few early appearances of Red Sonja here as well.

Chronicles of the Dragon Knights - Soleil in English - high quality modern artwork that tells the sale of the warrior women who hunt the world warping dragons that infest the world. Alongside they must deal with kings, lords and the politics of their age. Each book is basically a stand alone story, though together they steadily weave a long saga of the world changing through time and of shifts in politics and in the standing of the order of knights

Copperhead - Image - Space cowboy adventure; set in a backwater planet this still being written series makes a great blend of westen themes yet set in the far future with aliens and the occasional space ship.

Death Vigil - Image Top cow - great art and story as you follow a group of Death Knights hunting out the evil demons that infest the world. The story takes some great twists and turns and ends on a huge cliffhanger at the end of its first series - hoping that the writer can continue.

East of West - Image - still going this is a mad world. A dark future where the four horsemen have come to walk the earth as it approaches the apocolypse. With monsters, demons, machines, corrupt AI and more this is one of those stories that feels like its started part way through and toys with the reader as you learn more of the future and past. Solid artwork and great writing.

Elephantmen - Image - DNA blending in the 3rd world produces a race of superhuman warbeasts. This is the story set after the war as they attempt to intergrate into normal human society. Comic follows a selection of key characters through their attempts to settle into a world that doesn't really like them, whilst old enemies from the past keep trying to throw the world back into war. Great series and it finished (80 issues) only very recently.
Artwork is variable in style as different artists work on various parts, but overall is very well done.

Elves - Soleil in English (there's also Dwarves, Druids, Orks and I think a few others). Each "race" is instead a series of stand alone stories set in volumes about those races. The artwork is top quality and the stories are well written. There's a general link of the world advancing between the stories, but in general they are all separate stories.

Izuna - Humanoids - great art set in the eastern world mythology. It's your more classic nature/magic/myth vs the advance of humanity, greed and technology. Great art and writing. It also ties into Legend of the Scarlet Blades (legend is set before it)

Lady Mechanika = Benitez Productions - A high tech steam punk setting where we follow Lady Mechanica, a private detective with a mysterious past she can't remember chasing her history and also the twists and turns of the cases that appear. Some magic and myth in here too which makes for an exciting fast paced series of stories.

Legend of the Scarlet Blades - Humanoids - A bloddy quest by a Ronin seeking to recall his past and memories in a world full of myth and legend. Same author and artist as Izunas

The Metabarons - Humanoids - outstanding artwork set against an epic saga that reaches through the ages of a futuristic galactic empire and the mighty Metabarons - the superwarrior of their age. Writing is solid, though the story a little odd in places. There's a new series of this out as well that's slowly appearing (A few volumes out already)

Monstress - Iamge - a very dark story set in a mythical steam punk world. I've actually not read that far into this one as its one where the story is so strong that I've waited for more to come out before intending to binge read a huge chunk of story in one go. Great art style with a lot of detail.

Pathfinder - Dynamnite - probably one of the best things coming out of dynamite at present; this is Pathfinder, which is basically a different form of DnD style adventuring. So expect quests, spells, dragons and adventure!

Rat Queens - Image - This is DnD with a sassy group of gals as they quest to keep their pockets lined and their beer mugs full. Good solid fun with some serious plot lines here and there too. A bit of a sad note that the final issue of the first series appears to be lost (whilst the story is solid the background of this series has been a bit bumpy with some contention/issues between writers/artists going on). New season isn't "quite" as fun as the first, though I think its just finding its feet again.

Requiem Vampire Knight - Millsverse - still going this series has possibly some of the best and most detailed artwork of any comic I've read. The double page spreads are oozing in detail - this is one where if you're reading it online zooming in and around the scenes is great fun. Set in Hell follow a new death knight as he comes to terms with his new status in Hell; whilst Hells denizens themselves seek to manipulate and play out their own wars of interest. Bloody, dark and chock full of action.

Uber (and now Uber Invasion) by Avatar - It's WW2 and an alien message has brought a new age of weapons. Men and women with the power of gods do battle against the WW2 backdrop in the end-days of the War. The action is bloody and brutal. Story is very solid though follows the story itself rather than focusing on specific hero characters - characters will come and go (normally in death). Outstanding series

Yiu - Soleil in English - set in the future where religions are the power behind all as we follow Yiu, an assasin for hire in the religous wars as she fights to earn enough to cure her brother. The artwork is VERY Warhammer style - even through to the gothic weapons of war and setting. If you've any fondness of GW style art then this is one great visual experience.