Do you need support shoes or neutral shoes? Do you pronate or supinate? Have you a high volume foot or low volume? Wide feet or narrow? Do you like a minimal drop or a higher drop?

Everyone has different feet. What is comfortable for me might not be comfortable for you. You need to go to a specialized running store and try on shoes until you find some that are comfortable and fit your feet. If you can afford it, get a couple of different shoes so you have some for every day short runs and a more cushioned pair for you long runs.

After you know you've found something you like, after you've run in them for a month or so, get a second pair so you'll have a pair that you can race in with only 50 or so miles on them. I had the issue a couple of years ago where the shoes I loved were replaced by a new model that didn't fit my feet so I had to find a new pair of comfortable cushioned shoes only a month before my race. It wasn't easy.

FWIW, for my wide neutral feet, I like Asics Nimbus and Cumulus shoes. They are very cushioned. I also like Sauconny Echelons, which aren't as cushioned but are good every day running shoes. When I tried a more supportive shoe, I liked Brooks Adrenalines, but didn't need the extra support so didn't continue with them. I was told they are good for heavier runners who pronate. I have friends who run marathons in Hokas and others who race in minimalist shoes or lightweight racers.