Giving a little background with each..
Since Scott Pilgrim was on there, maybe some more crazy fun and outlandish situations with...
The Adventures of Barry Ween: Boy Genius - is a comic book series created, written and illustrated by Judd Winick. It follows the comical escapades of the eponymous character, a 10-year-old boy who secretly possesses the most powerful intellect on Earth, along with his impulsive best friend Jeremy and his crush Sara. Barry puts his genius to work primarily in creating outlandish inventions that are centuries ahead of their time, such as teleportation devices, jetpacks and wallet-sized nuclear devices. Many of the storylines involve one of Barry's inventions going horribly wrong (usually due to Jeremy's clumsiness) and the two boys' efforts to right the situation before anyone can find out. Barry takes great care to keep his genius a secret and maintains Jeremy as his only confidant. The pair's dialogue is rife with profanity, often complex in its construction, and this foul-mouthed irreverence is reflected to a lesser extent in several of the other characters.
Saw some anti-heroes and some more mature stories so...
Black Summer - written by Warren Ellis, the plot revolves around the consequences of a superhero, John Horus, who kills the President of the United States and several of his advisers. The seven issue series which follows details the aftermath of the assassination. The Seven Guns are "an association of politically-aware young scientist-inventors" (according to creator Warren Ellis), who create their own superhuman enhancements through extreme body modification experiments.
Because I saw Freddy vs Jason vs Ash, I thought you may dig..
Hack/Slash - Was created by writer and sometime penciller Tim Seeley. The focus of the series is on a horror victim, Cassie, who strikes back at the monsters, known as "slashers", with Vlad, a freakish man who frequently wears a gas mask.
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The Sword - created by the Luna Brothers and published by Image Comics. It is a modern day based fantasy story about a group of people seeking to take control of a unique sword from the grasp of a young woman named Dara Brighton. Dara is a young paraplegic college student with a happy life, until three strangers knocked on her door, asking for a unique sword, before killing her father, mother and sister and burning their house. Dara crashes into the basement, where she finds a sword, setting her off on an incredible journey, the sword, incidently, also grants her the ability to walk again.
kinda old already but it was one of my fav non-marvel non-dc comics...well it sorta kinda is related to dc but not really 
