Time to check out Deadly Class #2 and 3. See if it gets to stay on the pull. These weeklies are going to inflict casualties somewhere. Thinking Rat Queens and Saga are going under the knife. Possibly Birds of Prey.
The fuck am I reading right now? I thought you were good people. You disappoint me GrandHarrier. Don't make these rash decisions.
Drop Birds of Prey. Even I dropped that. That book is average as fuck.
I didn't/don't get the hype about Deadly Class. The art looks really good, but the story sounds like some DeviantArt fan fiction.Deadly Class is probably safe.Or maybe not.I don't know how to process this second issue. It's all over the place.
I didn't/don't get the hype about Deadly Class. The art looks really good, but the story sounds like some DeviantArt fan fiction.
I didn't/don't get the hype about Deadly Class. The art looks really good, but the story sounds like some DeviantArt fan fiction.
And issue #3 finished. Was it Remenders intention to destroy any likeability to the main character in this issue? Because he succeeded. What a fucking train wreck after an interesting #1.
Fuck this book.
A character does not have to be likable to be a good character. But you are right. Fuck this book.
Cover to issue 4 is cool though.
Guys, I want recommendations for good or important Green Lantern books pre-rebirth. I have preference for trade paperbacks, but if I can only find them on comixology that is ok too.
I was thinking about things like the death of Hal Jordan, the first appearance of Kyle Rayner and Guy Gardner, etc.
So what do you guys say?
They know mothafuckas will keep buying it regardless of the artThere gets to a point where Marvel just gives up with art teams. It's happening with Nova now. First they had Mcaguinness lite Paco Medina draw, now they are using every motherfucker that can pick up a pencil draw it.
Too true.They know mothafuckas will keep buying it regardless of the art
For a main character they do. It's the same problem I have with JL3000. None of the main characters are likeable (and it's probably getting dropped too).
For a main character they do. It's the same problem I have with JL3000. None of the main characters are likeable (and it's probably getting dropped too).
Guys, I want recommendations for good or important Green Lantern books pre-rebirth. I have preference for trade paperbacks, but if I can only find them on comixology that is ok too.
I was thinking about things like the death of Hal Jordan, the first appearance of Kyle Rayner and Guy Gardner, etc.
So what do you guys say?
lol wut
Read Scalped much?
Or 100 Bullets?
Or a million incredible comics?
CEREBUS?? Shit, I don't even like the CREATOR of that book and it's still fantastic.
I kinda read a lot of the big 90s Hal stuff by accident as a kid - the Death and Return of Superman is a fairly definitive Hal story given what happens to coast city as well as being quite fun 90s nonsense. I never read Emerald Twilight but I think that's the next biggie. He's the main bad guy in Zero Hour as Paralax - only really worth it if you can borrow/steal. And then he becomes the Spectre in Final Night which is actually very good and features some nice early Immonen art. He pops up in Kevin smith's Green Arrow run too. Then with Kyle, probably the best stuff he was in would be Morrison's JLA.
The Neil Adams and Denny O'Neil Green Lantern/Green Arrow run from the latest is good and available in one tpb. It's a bit of a product of its era but is still an enjoyable read. It has the first appearance of John Stewart and the now infamous arc about Speedy being addicted to heroin.
The 80s stuff is hit or miss and is being collected in tpbs titled Green Lantern: Sector 2814 (I wanna say there's three volumes released so far). If I remember right, this is a mix of Hal and John stuff.
The next major story was the Death of Superman and resulting destruction of Coast City. Hal's descent to madness was chronicled in the Emerald Twilight arc in issues Green Lantern #48-#50. After that was Kyle taking over in the New Dawn arc in issues #51-55ish. The trade for this is out of print but all the issues are on comixology.
From there you can follow Hal to Zero Hour and Final Night and Kyle to Morrison's run on JLA.
The only requirement I have is that the protagonist be interesting. Likeability is nice, but in no way necessary. And I'm not arrogant enough to complain about them not being "relatable". Its not all about you, mothafucka.
I wish there was a Tron book.
I love that universe...
Great! Thanks!
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Batman Eternal #3
Batman/Superman #9
Secret Origins #1
Zero #7
Manhattan Projects #20
And I dont know what you guys are smoking, deadly class is great.
House of Cards unlikable vs Game of Thrones unlikable, for me. I cant' stand House of Cards really, i hate everyone, and don't enjoy watching the show because of this. Game of Thrones has some truly awful people like The Mountain, and then lots of semi-awful but entertaining characters that aren't unlikable because they are interestinggggggggg, and it's very engaging.
Then they have Bran.
Is the current Guardians of the Galaxy series worth following? I have a few reservations about it, mainly that none of the non-movie Guardians are in the current roster from my understanding, and also I'm hoping that they did a good job handling the impacts of the Thanos Imperative.Such as Star Lord and Drax's return.
Time to check out Deadly Class #2 and 3. See if it gets to stay on the pull. These weeklies are going to inflict casualties somewhere. Thinking Rat Queens and Saga are going under the knife. Possibly Birds of Prey.
It's not about likeability, it's about empathy.
Jeff Lemire said:I've grown tired of the ultra serious, grim and gritty superhero stuff that's become prevalent lately. I want to get back to having some fun.
USA Today has an interview up with Jeff Lemire about Justice League United. The closing quote was music to my ears:
USA Today has an interview up with Jeff Lemire about Justice League United. The closing quote was music to my ears:
List!
So he basically dislikes the entire industry since 1986? Okay, Jeff.
Better hope Didio doesn't read this interview. What is Lemire thinking with this "fun" shit anyway? Did he forget that every one of these characters' parents are DEAD?!
Is the current Guardians of the Galaxy series worth following? I have a few reservations about it, mainly that none of the non-movie Guardians are in the current roster from my understanding, and also I'm hoping that they did a good job handling the impacts of the Thanos Imperative.Such as Star Lord and Drax's return.
USA Today has an interview up with Jeff Lemire about Justice League United.The closing quote was music to my ears:
I've grown tired of the ultra serious, grim and gritty superhero stuff that's become prevalent lately. I want to get back to having some fun.
And the end of issue #3... Main character is a fucking monster.
Yeah I suppose this is a really good analogy for what I meant. People can be likeable and be assholes at the same time. But then some characters are just insufferable. I don't care about them. They could drop dead the next panel and I wouldn't give a fuck.
Real talk... Fuck that book.
USA Today has an interview up with Jeff Lemire about Justice League United. The closing quote was music to my ears:
You are not dreaming.
We are trying to communicate with you.
Local reality has been reinstalled.
Things have gone wrong.
The revision has corrupted.
Finding Ethan Crane is your supreme priority.
We are speaking to you from the ultimate bunker within the structure of multiversal time.
Do not trust Darius Dax.
We are all going to die.
Warren Ellis (TREES, Planetary) teams up with Tula Lotay (ELEPHANTMEN, The Witching Hour) to re-introduce the central Image Comics character in SUPREME: BLUE ROSE, coming this July from Image Comics.
“One day I woke up with an idea, that came out of nowhere, for how to extend this most strange and storied of ‘analogue’ properties into a new space. A new floor on top of Alan Moore and Rob Liefeld’s house,” said Ellis. “And, since I had some time on my hands that year, I emailed Image, and we got my friend Tula Lotay involved—and her work will be a revelation to people.”
USA Today has an interview up with Jeff Lemire about Justice League United. The closing quote was music to my ears:
I know several people here like it, but I think it's a big let down compared to DnA's run. The artwork is gorgeous but the story wasn't really going anywhere in what I read. But you can get the first trade pretty cheap online if you want to give it a shot.
AFAIK they have yet to reveal how Star-Lord and Thanos came back from the collapse of the Cancerverse. Richard Rider's still dead.... just because.
Nope not at all.
Bendis' version of the characters you loved are mere caricatures of themselves. The book was bogged down in tie ins and "angela" bullshit and never given any room to breathe. You will hate rocket raccoon in this book.
And no they didnt do a good job handling any of that stuff that happened at the end of Thanos Imperative.
Uhhh..
USA Today has an interview up with Jeff Lemire about Justice League United. The closing quote was music to my ears: