echoshifting
Banned
BKV has to put the end book on hiatus while he watches episodes of Lexx for inspiration.
Damn, Vaughn feelin' that burn
BKV has to put the end book on hiatus while he watches episodes of Lexx for inspiration.
Lastly transformers mtmte is the best dysfunctional team book since Peter David's early mid 2000's work on X-force and Lanning & Abnett GoG run. If you like your heroes to be fuck ups and somehow succeed in spite themselves that is the book to read. Transformer RiD is a bit of a bore in my opinion but so much happens between the two series you got to read it to understand the whole story.
For those not clued in to the Yost/Kyle hate that gets thrown about.
the students left unaffected by M-Day happened to be the more popular or interesting ones (with some exceptions), and after some tearful goodbyes the now depowered students were loaded onto a bus and sent back to their families.
And then a rocket attack blew that bus up, killing them all.
WTF? Why?!
Are there any great Superman arcs/runs where Superman does mostly space/non-Earth stuff? I got the urge to read something like that. I probably just need to re-read All Star Superman and/or Final Crisis.
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Are there any great Superman arcs/runs where Superman does mostly space/non-Earth stuff? I got the urge to read something like that. I probably just need to re-read All Star Superman and/or Final Crisis.
Archie Comics had developed a reputation for attention-getting moves. Up next? The death of Archie.
You read that correctly -- and it's not in the casualty-heavy, zombified "Afterlife With Archie," either. The acclaimed magazine-format "Life With Archie" series -- which has presented two alternate future versions of the Riverdale gang as adults, one where Archie married Betty and one where he married Veronica -- will reach its climax with July's issue #36, where the publisher's titular character will sacrifice his life to save a friend.
WHAT!! Did that really happen?
Following M-Day the anti-mutant rhetoric being spewed by conservative religious groups really ramped up; they took the sudden depowering of 99% of the world's mutants as a sign from God that their cause is righteous, and that the time to put an end to "the mutant menace" was now. Reverend William Stryker was at the forefront of that movement, both publicly as a TV evangelist and privately as the leader of a militant group; Stryker's group started targeting not just mutants for extermination, but former mutants "cured" by M-Day as well, and they kicked off their campaign with the rocket attack and an assault on Xavier's school.WTF? Why?!
If Mutants/Meta Humans really existed, where would you guys stand on the issue? I'm not talking a fictional world where the damage is repaired by next issue and people come back from death, but a real world scenario where beings who can cause massive amounts of death and destruction walk the Earth.
I think I'd fall into the contain/control/camp. Can't trust that kind of power to 99% of the population.eliminate
WAIT, WHAT?!?
WAIT, WHAT?!?
If Mutants/Meta Humans really existed, where would you guys stand on the issue? I'm not talking a fictional world where the damage is repaired by next issue and people come back from death, but a real world scenario where beings who can cause massive amounts of death and destruction walk the Earth.
I think I'd fall into the contain/control/camp. Can't trust that kind of power to most of the population.eliminate
Anybody ever read the X-23 run by Marjorie Liu? There is 3 volumes and my wife ordered them. Any good?
Well that's ok, Kirkman is an acquired taste for many!
But Invincible is somewhat better than The Walking Dead right now (dropped it a while ago sadly, maybe someday Robert will get it on the right track), I don't think many people would disagree with that.
Holy cow at the #110 preview, this could go along my long-term thoughts thatif Mark does bang/date Anissa and Kirkman doesn't make him and Eve play make-up down the line, this could lead him further down the path his father once was at.
While this could be forced drama, I am hoping that this could actually be a stepping-stone towards aMark heel turn
If Mutants/Meta Humans really existed, where would you guys stand on the issue? I'm not talking a fictional world where the damage is repaired by next issue and people come back from death, but a real world scenario where beings who can cause massive amounts of death and destruction walk the Earth.
I think I'd fall into the contain/control/camp. Can't trust that kind of power to most of the population.eliminate
Reading comprehension issues perhaps? I felt like I understood it just fine ().first mutant president - explosions - lots dead - Brotherhood had enough of this shit
ANXM and Uncanny continue to be great books. Kitty was right to leave the Jean Grey school, all is well. The Trial of Jean Grey was so good.
Reading comprehension issues perhaps? I felt like I understood it just fine ().first mutant president - explosions - lots dead - Brotherhood had enough of this shit
ANXM and Uncanny continue to be great books. Kitty was right to leave the Jean Grey school, all is well. The Trial of Jean Grey was so good.
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It's a little dated, but the Exile storyline from the late 80s is one of my old favorites. It occurs a little after Byrne's story of Superman 'killing' the three Phantom Zone villains and the breakdown he has after it. As a result he exiles himself into space which leads into a great run culminating in an early Mongul/Warworld appearance.
There's a trade for it, here's the cover:
Anything Superboy/Superman and the Legion of Superheroes is almost guaranteed to be set in space. Also, for most of New Krypton, Superman isn't on Earth.
No need to be a cocky twat, perhaps your reading comprehension skills need work to decipher my meaning
There was no explanation given for who killed Dazzler or the monsters that invaded in the immediate aftermath. That's what I was referring to
The answer to that question is... yes/no? Different Archie books appeal to different audiences; I think the Life with Archie books are appealing more to young adult and older fans, though.I don't understand Archie.
Is it a kids book or is it one of those it looks kiddy but its actually for adults type thing?
Bleeding Cool has spoilers with pictures for the Future's End #0 FCBD issue. And it all looks somehow... familiar.No one's sitting down, though.
Is Jughead really sitting at Archie's grave eating a burger? He aint shit.
Is Jughead really sitting at Archie's grave eating a burger? He aint shit.
Bettie and Veronica look like they're ready to devour your soul on the Alex Ross cover. It's horrifying.
Bettie and Veronica look like they're ready to devour your soul on the Alex Ross cover. It's horrifying.
"We all float down here in Riverdale "
GrandHarrier said:Ironically enough I think I want to buy that particular variant. It's glorious in it's horror.
Yay for no Lobdell.Teen Titans relaunches in July, Will Pfeifer to writer and Kenneth Rocafort to draw (Newsarama)
Switching with Lobdell, but Rocafort goes with.
Teen Titans relaunches in July, Will Pfeifer to writer and Kenneth Rocafort to draw (Newsarama)
Switching with Lobdell, but Rocafort goes with.
I was a fan of his Catwoman run. DC was sure in a rush to forget it ever happened, though.Yay for no Lobdell.
How is this Pfeifer fellow though?
NightcrawlerNightcrawler or Iron Fist tomorrow? No both.
I find it hilarious that they aren't like, "Hey let's try and restore your powers or find something else for you to do since you're like family." No its, you're human now, GTFO normie.
I was a fan of his Catwoman run. DC was sure in a rush to forget it ever happened, though.
Nightcrawler or Iron Fist tomorrow? No both.