I've actually finished this awhile ago but sometime last week I bought a A Certain Scientific Railgun Volume 1 manga. It's the first manga I've ever read and it was pretty good.
I read the rest of Book 1 of Saga. This is a brilliant comic. The way it builds your sympathy for each of the conflicting sides, even when they do things which are ethically questionable is especially admirable. I want Alana and Marko to escape and lead full lives, but I also want Prince Robot IV to complete his mission so he is able to make it home to his wife, but I also want The Will to earn the bounty which will allow him to retire from his job contract killing. Gripping, visceral, funny, and beautifully drawn, this is a must read for comic fans.
Started reading Dracula by Bram Stoker. Trying to catch up on some (English) classics.
Τhe patience of the Sniper (El francotirador paciente) by Arturo Perez Reverte.
It is about a graffiti painter who signs his works with the name "Sniper" and an art historian trying to track him down for a job proposition. Seems pretty interesting