Are there good comic books for young children?

I have a son who's almost two and I'm thinking ahead of trying to get him into comic book reading at some point. However, I don't want anything with a lot of explicit violence or sexual depiction of really any kind.

Are there any interesting comic books like this? I'd like ones with action (not Mickey Mouse or Archie), but with some kind of wholesomeness to it.

Does this exist? Thanks for any help.

 

Preacher

 

MajinSaga is probably the best person to ask.

Why don't you just get him some Spider-Man comics though? we ALL grew up with Spider-Man, didn't we? wasn't exactly violent, your son will probably run around acting like he's Spider-Man, that's all.

Funny that I used to read all crazy comics when I was little, like Punisher which is straight up violence and stuff like that.

 

the puppy who lost its way

 

Can you describe that at all? Sounds interesting.

 

You my friend, have just won a fan for LIFE!

 

Didn't Marvel have a whole separate line called "Marvel Age" intended for the childrens?

 

my nephew is 2 and he loves spiderman. only he calls him speederman.

 

"Bone"

It'd be a perfect buy. It's all collected into one big single book.

 

don't get your kid preacher.

like the poster above said, bone. i've never read it but i heard it's for all ages and its apparently a really good adventure type book

 

how about real books?

 

anything drawn by Liefeld

 

Well, yeah, we'll read those, too, but I'd like to introduce him to comic books, because I loved them as a kid. I haven't read them forever, though, so I'm guessing they're possibly more violent than when I was a kid.

 

ah....well tbh i dont read comics...but you cant go wrong with Spiderman id imagine

 

Walking Dead.

 

grandma noooooooo

 

Get them one of those comic strip collection books those were awesome as a kid
just non stop laughs

get them the Calvin & Hobbes collection or some shit

 

Get a subscription for the Sunday paper. Read the funny pages with him.

 

i still have that Groover book somewhere