20. Seth "Wimbledon Green"
I love this book. The story and art and style and layout and binding, etc., is great. The one downside is the preface. Seth, the author/artist, explains that he did this as a lark, with no idea where the story was going until it was almost done. He explains how he rushed the everything and didn't want to touch anything up in case of ruining the feel. If I didn't know this information I wouldn't have thought it was rushed.
This would make an ideal Christmas gift for anyone interested in fringe/hipster books between the ages of 21 and death.
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