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I just cant read Southern Bastards. Its so clichee Hill Billy style, at least in the first issue. I feel so akward while reading it...
 
As far as I know, the only place to buy it is Bergen St Comics in Brooklyn or etsy when Michael Fiffe randomly puts issues up there for sale. It'd be great to be proven wrong since it sounds like something I'd absolutely love.

You can order the first TPB from here.

The art is absolutely stunning. Some of the most creative stuff I've seen in comics.
 
Hey gang, I'm looking to get back into reading X-Men comics this month. Would "All New X-Men" be the place to start?
 
You know how you are like the Legion of Superheroes? Tried, forced, and yet you keep going even though all your fans are gone.

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Hey gang, I'm looking to get back into reading X-Men comics this month. Would "All New X-Men" be the place to start?

That and Uncanny go hand in hand
 
You know how you are like the Legion of Superheroes? Tried, forced, and yet you keep going even though all your fans are gone.

GrandHarrier will still be here in a hundred years when the Legion is a vague memory of Paul Levitz and Lighting Boy.

and you still won't be shit

Messi, you better pray Slayven doesn't join us, or your reign of "most posts in a single thread for some reason" will come to an end

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I just cant read Southern Bastards. Its so clichee Hill Billy style, at least in the first issue. I feel so akward while reading it...

You should probably just get over your awkward awkwardness and read it. The creators are from the South and telling a Southern-ass story, and it's incredible. Every issue is damn impactful and it's all setting up to snowball like Scalped did. I'd say get to issue 4 before you even consider dropping it.
 
You should probably just get over your awkward awkwardness and read it. The creators are from the South and telling a Southern-ass story, and it's incredible. Every issue is damn impactful and it's all setting up to snowball like Scalped did. I'd say get to issue 4 before you even consider dropping it.

Yo did you read Deathlok? Shit was amazing.
 
Yo did you read Deathlok? Shit was amazing.

Nah, to be honest I haven't read a single Edmonson book that I've enjoyed. I think the dude is bland as fuck, in general, but I'll check Deathlok and see what's going on in there.
 
I just cant read Southern Bastards. Its so clichee Hill Billy style, at least in the first issue. I feel so akward while reading it...

That's ok I guess. It's like how I don't have any interest in reading more Blacksad because even though the art is gorgeous, I've seen deeper detective noir stories in a Calvin and Hobbes "Tracer Bullet" strip.
 
OmnibusGAF,

Did anyone get that Deadpool & Cable Omni this week? I'm thinking about getting it, but I never read the series.

Worth it?
 

Just to quote myself, I think I have a top 10 I won't hate myself for voting

Writers:
1. Grant Morrison
2. Frank Miller
3. Peter Milligan
4. Alan Moore
5. Garth Ennis
6. Matt Fraction
7. Jason Aaron
8. David Lapham
9. Chris Claremont
10. Rick Remender

Artists:
1. Frank Quitely
2. Otomo
3. Moebius
4. Jack Kirby
5. Frank Miller
6. Alan Davis
7. Bill Sienkiewicz
8. David Mazzucchelli
9. Geoff Darrow
10. Marcos Martin
 
Great list, but
Frank Miller
that high on the writing end is super ballsy, but I can get behind that list almost 90%

I guess you can't deny the influence the dude has had in the medium.
 
Yo, if you see one vote for Ian Bertram for top 10, it's mine.

This section from 2010 is hilarious:
94 Judd Winick – 106 points

93 Kieron Gillen – 107 points (1 first place vote)

92 Scott Lobdell – 109 points

91 David Lapham – 110 points (1 first place vote)

90 Peter Tomasi – 111 points (1 first place vote)
 
Just to quote myself, I think I have a top 10 I won't hate myself for voting

Writers:
1. Grant Morrison
2. Frank Miller
3. Peter Milligan
4. Alan Moore
5. Garth Ennis
6. Matt Fraction
7. Jason Aaron
8. David Lapham
9. Chris Claremont
10. Rick Remender

Artists:
1. Frank Quitely
2. Otomo
3. Moebius
4. Jack Kirby
5. Frank Miller
6. Alan Davis
7. Bill Sienkiewicz
8. David Mazzucchelli
9. Geoff Darrow
10. Marcos Martin

Nice lists. Everyone except for Lapham, Claremont, and Moore would be on my top 10 writers as well (and that's just because I haven't read any Lapham or Claremont and have only read Watchmen by Moore).

Also, high five for including Miller and Martin on your top 10 artists list.
Just before I refreshed the ComicsGAF page and saw your post, I was thinking about how I need to catch up on Private Eye. I think I might hold off until it's finished though since it's sort of close to wrapping up. I loved the first five issues though. Especially Martin's art.

Oh nice, thanks!
This totally makes up for the Nightly News gaffe on your part. :D

No problem :P
 
Also, high five for including Miller and Martin on your top 10 artists list.
Just before I refreshed the ComicsGAF page and saw your post, I was thinking about how I need to catch up on Private Eye. I think I might hold off until it's finished though since it's sort of close to wrapping up. I loved the first five issues though. Especially Martin's art.

Do that, the whole 10 issue series is gonna read well together. As it is, it takes about 2 months for each 28+ widescreen pages issue to come out, but I think its the best thing BKV has ever done, and its no small part because of Marcos Martin's fantastic work. I could have put a million people in that #10 slot, but I went with Marcos. I honestly believe he's one of the best sequential artist ever.
 
Do that, the whole 10 issue series is gonna read well together. As it is, it takes about 2 months for each 28+ widescreen pages issue to come out, but I think its the best thing BKV has ever done, and its no small part because of Marcos Martin's fantastic work. I could have put a million people in that #10 slot, but I went with Marcos. I honestly believe he's one of the best sequential artist ever.

There really is something special about him.
His work on Daredevil in particular blew me away.
 
I'd be interested in a top 10 colorists list. This year I've been hyper aware of incredible colorists like Jordie Bellaire, Rico Renzi, FCO, etc.
 
First Stray Bullets trade arrived in the post today. Looking forward to it. The first issue I read was fucked up, in a good way.
 
Damn it! I'm moving my last posts my the previous thread to here.



Full time job here, though honestly most of my posting happens while at work. On the weekends I'm doing shit around the apartment, spending time with my GF, and trying to play video games.



Did you know I didn't finish black flag. I got 3/4 of the way through it, and then the fucking seagate external hard drive died and took all my game saves with it. I disliked the ship stuff so much I can't go back.

Also my GF and I got woken up at 4 am this morning by my server's raid card's alarm because the last of the seagate drives I bought died. Fuck Seagate. 4 drives in 2 years dead.




YAY on Batman 35 making it, at least 1 of the books I voted for made it in the list this month.

I guess it just goes to different tastes, but I thought the ship stuff was the best part of Black Flag.

Is Transformers #35 a pick up of an old series? I've only been following More Than Meets the Eye (which is fantastic). I didn't think there was a non-subtitled Transformers book coming out.
 
I guess it just goes to different tastes, but I thought the ship stuff was the best part of Black Flag.

Is Transformers #35 a pick up of an old series? I've only been following More Than Meets the Eye (which is fantastic). I didn't think there was a non-subtitled Transformers book coming out.

The book now known as The Transformers used to be called Transformers: Robots in Disguise, but that has now changed as the sequel to the Prime cartoon is using that title. I don't see the need for the change as they're different markets, but that's the reason. Both books are crossing over for Days of Deception as well.
 
On to a new month. :)

So I finally read Harley Quinn PeeGee..
I may get banned.... but it just doesn't do much for me.
I enjoyed it,, book looks good.. I don't dislike it. Just doesn't do much for me.
Sorry Messi lol.

Also I finally did it,, finally dropped Amazing Spider-Man. Never been crazy about spider-man,, the only thing that got me ready amazing spider-man was because I really like Superior Spidey and just continued onto Amazing.
 
Thanks Messi, i'm getting that Java pop-up thing now too. First Harley shenanigans, now java pop-ups. Gaf is ruined.
 
On to a new month. :)

So I finally read Harley Quinn PeeGee..
I may get banned.... but it just doesn't do much for me.
I enjoyed it,, book looks good.. I don't dislike it. Just doesn't do much for me.
Sorry Messi lol.


Also I finally did it,, finally dropped Amazing Spider-Man. Never been crazy about spider-man,, the only thing that got me ready amazing spider-man was because I really like Superior Spidey and just continued onto Amazing.

That's fine. They book won't please everyone. No need to apologize.

Freeza. Have him killed please.
 
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