Just finished The Areas of my Expertise, which is, as you would guess, a laff at minute, and Grant Morrison & Dave McKean's Arkham Asylum, which feels cheesy and dated in that late-80s Vertigo way. It's a good reminder, though, that Grant Morrison never had an unadulterated genius period - evidently he's done great stuff alongside hack work his whole career.
Currently on Naomi Klein's The Shock Doctrine which is great - sorry, y/n, not sorry at all, TNR. The shock therapy metaphor is a little strained - Milton Friedman et. al did indeed use that phrase, but it's more of a cliche in policy circles than an actual doctrine, as far as I can tell - but it's an amazing piece of journalism and actually really suspenseful. I find myself burning through it and constantly wanting to get back to it, which is not something I could say about most lefty journalism.