with death touch ice man and vampire storm? yep
and evil gargoyle-esque archangel!
I dont think I ever finished that run, I think I own all of it too
with death touch ice man and vampire storm? yep
ComicsGAF, help me out here. What should I know before reading Crisis on Infinite Earths?
I've really only read the DC Elseworld/spinoff stuff (Justice, Red Son, Birthright, Kingdom Come) so far, but now that I was able to get the Infinite Crisis omnibus, I figured it was time to read the mainline DC stuff.
So...yeah. There's multiple Superman/Batman/WW? Multiple Earths? I just want a little heads up so that I'm not confused.
thanks!
ComicsGAF, help me out here. What should I know before reading Crisis on Infinite Earths?
I've really only read the DC Elseworld/spinoff stuff (Justice, Red Son, Birthright, Kingdom Come) so far, but now that I was able to get the Infinite Crisis omnibus, I figured it was time to read the mainline DC stuff.
So...yeah. There's multiple Superman/Batman/WW? Multiple Earths? I just want a little heads up so that I'm not confused.
thanks!
WTF Marvel! A few days ago my first month of subscription to Marvel Unlimited expired and it automatically renewed, charging me 9.99$. So far, so good.
Later that day I opened the app and it turns out I wasn't a subscriber anymore. So I mailed onlinesupport@marvel.com and got no answer to this day. The next day I tweeted them at @marvelsupport. Still no answer.
I know it was the weekend but what the hel, you don't keep open your customer service for a paid subscription service just because it's the weekend (I mean since friday)? Are we back to the 80s or something? Incredible.
Sorry for the rant but I planned on reading a lot on this weekend and I couldn't even though I paid for it. WTF Marvel indeed. Really poor customer service, adding up to the fact that the app itself is unbearable and the only good think about it is the sheer amount of comics I can read, as a total comics noob, for a good price.
I was getting it when it first came out. Issues #1-6 were actually pretty good (first story arc). Then the creative team changed and the letterer in the previous six issues became the writer and I just didn't care for it anymore and dropped it.Anybody here read the Sons of Anarchy comics?
I'm a fan of the series and saw the first TPB comes out this week. Not sure if want.
I agree! Too bad it's hard for me to find at any of the comic shops nearby. Each gets like 1-2 issues and that's it, so I usually have to wait 2-3 weeks for an extra copy to be shipped.
Was working on the October OT this morning, and I can tell you there's still a month of aftermath issues on the way.
But candy corn is shit..
I'd say that it's at least worth trying, if you their enjoy their past body of work. The book established an irreverent tone early one, and did (and continues to do) some unexpected things with its cast to keep you on your toes; but, the opening arc has also kind of dragged at certain points too. With that story drawing to a close soon though, I'm looking forward to seeing what happens with the new heroes and villains joining the cast, and seeing how the League continues to mature. When these heroes were first introduced, they were mostly behaving like unruly children; now, they're starting to act slightly more like heroes and come together, but it's an uneven process. There's also something appealing about the idea that this future (and now this universe, removed completely from the New52 continuity) wholly belongs to Giffen, DeMatteis and Porter, and is theirs to play with.
Thanks! I'm not sure how I missed your reply earlier, but I appreciate it, and will definitely check it out. I agree that the separation from rest of Nu52 should help.
A little bit. But I think that's because the story is floundering. The focus is too much on trying to show nifty visuals instead of moving the plot forward.
I might be going insane but for some reason I really want Comixology to have a sale on Countdown to Infinite Crisis
A little bit. But I think that's because the story is floundering. The focus is too much on trying to show nifty visuals instead of moving the plot forward.
So what did ComicGAF think of Gotham? I thought it was pretty cool. A few Arrow quality cheesy moments but overall, a fun start.
hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahawhy
I remember how terrible it was when I bought it weekly but my mind is rejecting the notion that it could be that bad. I keep saying "No. It was god awful" but my brain goes. "Don't care. You're still buying it"
When it first came out by the time I'd realised that like Future's End it wasn't going to get any better I was close enough to the end that I carried on.
Weekly Future's End, wow this book just continues to go nowhere. The most decompressed.......I remember how terrible it was when I bought it weekly but my mind is rejecting the notion that it could be that bad. I keep saying "No. It was god awful" but my brain goes. "Don't care. You're still buying it"
When it first came out by the time I'd realised that like Future's End it wasn't going to get any better I was close enough to the end that I carried on.
Weekly Future's End, wow this book just continues to go nowhere. The most decompressed.......
Bendis "shit, you mean I can write for the omnibus!?"
Weekly Future's End, wow this book just continues to go nowhere. The most decompressed.......
Bendis "shit, you mean I can write for the omnibus!?"
I still want someone to explain this:
WHAT IS EVEN HAPPENING. Am I having a stroke? Why are they counting off for no fucking reason in the middle of a conversation?
Ask yourself, how many rock songs have started off with a count of "1-2-3-4!"
But... what does that have to do with anything that is happening?
Have you read all of DC One Million? I advise getting that instead.
I've only read the first issue (tradewaiter) but isn't there something to do with their powers and counting off?
Yeah. That's one setting I wish they'd bring back and use. I loved it.
It happen in the very same issue
like...literally one page back
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its a non-Grant Morrison fan thing, I guess
But that doesn't explain anything. They get their power from saying one two three four in English even if they are a non-anglo Saxon God/dess? I'm not trying to rip on anything I legit don't get it. Is it just a "We're the music comic people" thing?
BBut anyways. I'm close to dropping it. It's going nowhere slowly.
It happen in the very same issue
like...literally one page back
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its a non-Grant Morrison fan thing, I guess
The important question is how many issues is Dick going to have to suffer blue balls until his handler breaks protocol and gives him some relief?
There were so many suggestive words in that sentence I surprised myself.
I like Futures End, but mainly because I jumped on like 2 weeks ago and read most of it in one go. The storytelling works a lot better that way. Also, Frankenstein.
There's not really that much. It's an "infinite multiverse" with the main focus on Earth 1 (The main DC earth at the time) Earth 2 (The golden age heroes), Earth 3 (Everyone is a tosser) and the anitmatter universe. I'd just read it and if you have any questions ask. It's pretty straightforward
The 'problem' with Crisis is that it' super old, so all the things it's referencing are pretty much lost to the sands of time. The title "Crisis on Infinite Earths" should clue you in to the existence of a multiverse. I guess the 'big' earths to know about would be Earth 2 (grown up versions of the mainstream characters, superman has grey temples, Batman and Catwoman are married), Earth 3 (evil), Earth X (Nazis).
But really I wouldn't sweat it. Just enjoy the super super dense storytelling and let the 60% you don't get wash over you like so much gibberish. If you've read Infinite Crisis (the sequel, 20 years later) then you'll know some of the characters already.
disclaimer - I've never been able to read it all the way through, it's just too much for me and I don't think the story itself is very good.
It has Terry McGinnis, it has a bastardized version of Amethyst, it looked like at one point it was going to feature Firestorm.Three things that are good about it, go!
Jedeye are you actually reading it? And if so, why?
The Tim Drake portion also kinda good
lol no it's not! He's just been lying to his GF for 20 issues (even though we know he's lying so there's not even much dramatic tension) and it looks like his beard is pubes glued to his face like this:
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I just pretend Fifty Sue is some Kelly Sue DeConnick analogue for my amusement.
Three things that are good about it, go!
1. Frankenstein has Hawkman's arm.
2. Robin is a guy with dreadlocks who, for the first time in Robin history, looks like someone who could win a fight.
3. Grifter is a super creepy dude who becomes a punchline. Lol 90s Image.
4. OMAC!
5. "You legally changed your name to Key. Huh."
6. Constantine vs. Dr. Fate, with his assistant knocking out all the people who Nabu keeps summoning to put the helmet on.
7. Crazy pumped up Bane Barbara Gordon
Also, lots of the costume/character designs are really cool - Supes, Firestorm, etc.
Three of those were tie in only, no dice. They Key line was funny, I'll give you that. You're right on Grifter too, his inclusion is almost a joke at the expense of the 90s. I love his gritty internal monologue, so un-ironic.
Actually, this whole series is tonally a bit like 90s video game adverts. First character to wear a backwards cap and say "radical!" becomes a legend.