Filthy Slug
Crowd screaming like hounds at the heat of the chase/ All the colors of the rainbow flood my face
That Grasshopper variant. Holy shit is that awesome.
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That Grasshopper variant. Holy shit is that awesome.
BenjaminBirdie
Banned
WOOOO!
All my books have arrived! (Omnibus haters, avert your eyes.)
And it's hard to tell exactly how massive Conan is since all of the books in this stack are Absolute/Library Edition sized, so here's a pic with Batman
KR for scale (should've done X-Statix for scale, since Conan dwarfs even that):
So happy.
All my books have arrived! (Omnibus haters, avert your eyes.)
And it's hard to tell exactly how massive Conan is since all of the books in this stack are Absolute/Library Edition sized, so here's a pic with Batman
KR for scale (should've done X-Statix for scale, since Conan dwarfs even that):
So happy.
That's some terrible writing though, i hope it's not all that bad.
Yeeeah. That preview doesn't bode well... It is Milligan though, so I still feel pretty confident that he'll do a good job.
I will say, the art seems a bit amateur...
Sometimes this thread is really weird!!
Filthy Slug
Crowd screaming like hounds at the heat of the chase/ All the colors of the rainbow flood my face
Terrible? It's just very British. In fact, I can picture Neil Gaiman being the narrator of that story.
It bothers me when this thread acts normally
BenjaminBirdie
Banned
Between this reac and that Lumberjanes one, I'm considering turning in my badge.
fredrancour
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WOOOO!
All my books have arrived! (Omnibus haters, avert your eyes.)
And it's hard to tell exactly how massive Conan is since all of the books in this stack are Absolute/Library Edition sized, so here's a pic with Batman
So happy.
That is a goddamn Tome with a capital T. That behemoth needs a pedestal in the middle of some secluded temple-like room, with spooky lighting and a feeling that it's been lost to humanity for centuries.
tringworldso
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Rumour goes that Nightwing is going to be replaced by a new title called Grayson and Teen Titans will be replaced by New Teen Titans.
http://www.bleedingcool.com/2014/04...grayson-and-a-new-teen-titans-for-the-new-52/
http://www.bleedingcool.com/2014/04...grayson-and-a-new-teen-titans-for-the-new-52/
Is anyone still reading The Walking Dead? I remember being pretty excited for the start of "All Out War", which was probably because I felt it might renew my waning interest in the series, but so far, it's been one of the least captivating "wars" I've ever encountered in the medium.
Okay, to be fair, it could very well be the terrible JPG compression that the previews on CBR have. There have been a few times that I've seen art on a preview on CBR and thought it looked bad, then I saw the art in full resolution or in print and I liked it. Since I usually side with you guys on other opinions, I'm gonna assume that the compression is the issue for me here.
Regardless, I'm totally gonna buy the trade of this when it comes out.
Edit: Okay, yeah. Just looked at it again. It's definitely the compression that gave me that impression.
I'll get to work on that.
It truly is a thing to behold. I mean, I'd seen the pictures and I knew it was massive, but it's MASSIVE.
GrandHarrier
Member
Because of opinions? Come on mang.
Rafa=FedKilla
Banned
Brb going to read Inhuman.
BenjaminBirdie
Banned
Well, I don't know that I'd consider "should not be drawing comics professionally" (which both of those instances were) is really a subjective opinion/analysis.
Good luck
TetraxShards
Member
More excited for Rafa's reactions than the actual book.
GrandHarrier
Member
And two opinions of that nature is all that it takes you for to get discouraged? Art is always going to be subjective. Not everyone is going to like every artists style. And it's not like this thread (or the internet) isn't subject to hyperbole.
Me too lol
Rafa=FedKilla
Banned
Just like the book you are going to be disappointed. I feel like Matt Fraxtion right now. I had what was surely going to be a big write up planned but all I can make out is a measly paragraph. I guess its obvious when Axel fucking Alonso is not hyping this book up any more in favor of a book about the death of The Watcher. But what can you say about it? It was a Charles Soule corporate book. It hit all the notes his editor wanted him to do. He's not in the Mt. rushmore of blnd writers but in a different tier. Like a USA or TNT show or reruns of Castle. After watching it you are like "man, that was a pretty good story. It passed the time, I smiled a few times. And I forgot about never having felt a woman's touch." It needs more issues before I judge, it really needs to be double shipped though. Inhuman just does not introduce the concepts or tension that it needs to. One of the main interests in the Inhumans was always their society. Lash is no different than a sentinel, the Higher Evolutional or William Striker. I really son't like the complete destruction of Atillan. To me, clinging on to the old ways with the addition of these new Inhumans out is infinitely more compelling than them at rock bottom.
ViewtifulJC
Banned
Rafa=FedKilla
Banned
Reading it did affirm my desire and belief in becoming a comics superstar.
flaxknuckles
Member
I hope Ultimate Peter Parker comes back and gets a space opera title. It would be a waste to revive him (which you know they will eventually do) and just give him the same status quo.
KoruptData
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The reason I'm sticking with Inhumans is Soule's Red Lanterns started kinda of the same. Now it one of DC's best books.
Rafa=FedKilla
Banned
I can't wait for Alonso's spiel. "It's not called the Ultimate UNIVERSE for nothing."
BenjaminBirdie
Banned
I've been re-reading All Star Superman at work, mainly in the hopes of it piquing some interest to my co-workers, but this also brought on a thought.
What are some of the most memorable and iconic moments in comic books for you?
I feel like the (All Star Superman spoilers)
is something that has always stood out to me. It's definitely heartwarming and just an iconic moment in that heroes history.
What are some of the most memorable and iconic moments in comic books for you?
I feel like the (All Star Superman spoilers)
Superman and Lois scene in space
Freezasaurus
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Serpentine
Banned
love the art. i wasn't interested before, but now i might flip through it!
GrandHarrier
Member
sooperkool
Member
Nah, I'm done with TWD. Its really time for Rick to die oe something but its become formulaic. I mean byt now some people should have come together and build a real frontier style community or something. Hell of a lot of things were accomplished without power in a hostile environment.
Zen_Arcade
Banned
So awesome.
Freezasaurus
Member
Rick isn't going to die. Ever. It's obvious Kirkman is going to write it in a way that
Dwight shot Rick with an arrow that wasn't dipped in Zombie guts. That way Negan thinks Rick is dead, then Rick can surprise Negan and kill him
slightconfuse
Banned
A few moments off the top of my head
fredrancour
Member
Well, Morrison-bats is one of the things most responsible for my comics fandom. From batman rip, 2 things come to mind:
The joker's screw-you speech to the Black Glove. "Every time I try to think outside the box, he builds a new one around me!" and so on.
And the last 3 pages of the book, the Alfred speech.
Watchmen's opening Rorschach speech.
From the very end of a volume of unwritten (5 I think) :
the cabal racks up a ridiculous bodycount trying to hurt tommy. He learns of it, spends a few moments pausing with distress, pulls out his wand, and inscribes "I'm coming for you, you bastards" in the sky above times square. It made for a badass final page, and marks the protagonists' transition from reactive to proactive in a really satifsying way.
And last, but not least, two in particular from Sandman:
Morpheus to the assembly in Hell:
"But to say that dreams have no power in hell? What power would hell have if those here imprisoned could not dream of heaven?" Followed by silence from the lords as the crowd slowly parts to let him walk.
And at the end.
"Take my hand, dream."
EDIT: OH MY GOD HOW'D I FORGET THE IMAGE OF NOVA KILLING ANNIHILUS. SCREW EMOTIONS AND THOUGHT, THAT WAS PURE GLORY.
What?
Storm Chamber
Banned
I hate to admit it but I'm about to drop it soon myself. The magic is gone....truthfully, it's been gone since the last few arcs of the previous volume
I was overhyped for Lemire's Green Arrow trade by comics-gaf talk and review scores, three issues in it's a solid, enjoyable book, but i didn't find it to be top tier like others did. I'm now adjusting my expectations for Red Lanterns and Harley Quinn accordingly. I don't regret buying it so far though.
TetraxShards
Member
This makes me wish I was from 'Murica:
Love this page from Siege. Seeing Cap come back and all the heroes on the same page for the first time since Civil War to take down Osborn and HAMMER was really something. It also came at a time in my life when I wasn't doing too well. It made me want to punch the air in celebration.
This classic from the Perez/Busiek era aka the best Avengers era:
Couple of classic Superman moments, first from Infinite Crisis:
And of course (can't find the panel), but from Action Comics #775:
"Dreams save us. Dreams lift us up and transform us. And on my soul, I swear... until my dream of a world where dignity, honor and justice becomes the reality we all share -- I'll never stop fighting." - Superman
slightconfuse
Banned
I loved this from infinity
A couple from three of my favorite characters.
Wonder Woman (from "A League of One")
Black Panther (from the issue of "Panther's Rage" called "The God Killer")
And of course, I'll take any excuse to post this Superman moment from All-Star
The only thing holding my interest at the moment are the (leaked?) covers for issues 127 and 128, which are after the current arc, that show
new characters we haven't met and the taglines imply it's about a completely new group of survivors. Do most of the main characters die? Is there a leap forward in time and the woman shown on both covers is Maggie's kid, now an adult?
Spider-Man tearing off Sasha Kravinoff's face.
"You're good, but me? I'm magic"
"You don't get it, boy. This isn't a mud hole. It's an operating table... and I'm the surgeon"
"There is no corpse. There is no corpse. There is no corpse."
"Yes father. I shall become a bat."
Just inject Frank Miller comics into my veins until I die
"You don't get it, boy. This isn't a mud hole. It's an operating table... and I'm the surgeon"
"There is no corpse. There is no corpse. There is no corpse."
"Yes father. I shall become a bat."
Just inject Frank Miller comics into my veins until I die
Affeinvasion
Member
Nothing is more iconic than Dr. Doom shedding a tear after 9/11.
BuddyJoeHooker
Member
That moment in Scott Pilgrim, you know the one...
KoruptData
Member
I'm newish to comics but this whole issue.
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