Roland_Gunner
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How many people actually read Zenoscope?
I read one of the Alice in Wonderland trades at the library. Writing was roughly the same as a lower tier Big Two book. But that art, woof.
How many people actually read Zenoscope?
6 freaking pre-order characters for MvCI? Also, wow some of those models look unchanged from 3.
Marvel's probably gonna throw Nick Spencer under the buss after Secret Empire.
No, it's part of a really old quote about how Marvel's heroes are easier to like because they're more human and easy to relate to. "The world outside your window!" and all that.
The legacy part I can't believe because they couldn't even get a teen team to work.
DC announcing new digital service and of course link is broken!
https://twitter.com/DCComics/status/856904421300719617
I'm currently in the middle of Sean Howe's "Marvel Comics: The Untold Story" and it's fascinating to see how much history repeats itself. So much of what's going on at Marvel now has happened before, like:
- Marvel flooding the market with too many titles as a strategy to swamp DC.
- Rushing out spin-off titles for obscure/C-list characters that get quickly cancelled.
- Marvel's obsession of bringing in outside talent from the literary and Holllywood world who never stick around.
- Editorial downplaying the importance of artist.
- Men in their 40s and 50s trying to seem hip to the kids by exploiting progressive politics, but never actually picking a position (Marvel capitalized on second-wave feminism by creating female-fronted books with female writers but the comics were all based on patronizing concepts from Stan Lee like Night Nurse and Shanna the She Devil).
Highly recommend the book.
DC announcing new digital service and of course link is broken!
https://twitter.com/DCComics/status/856904421300719617
DC announcing new digital service and of course link is broken!
https://twitter.com/DCComics/status/856904421300719617
The DC-branded platform is expected to offer more than a traditional OTT service; it is designed as an immersive experience with fan interaction and will encompass comics as well as TV series.
DC announcing new digital service and of course link is broken!
https://twitter.com/DCComics/status/856904421300719617
Link now working makes me less optimistic.
The fact that they fixed it worries you?
I'm currently in the middle of Sean Howe's "Marvel Comics: The Untold Story" and it's fascinating to see how much history repeats itself. So much of what's going on at Marvel now has happened before, like:
- Marvel flooding the market with too many titles as a strategy to swamp DC.
- Rushing out spin-off titles for obscure/C-list characters that get quickly cancelled.
- Marvel's obsession of bringing in outside talent from the literary and Holllywood world who never stick around.
- Editorial downplaying the importance of artist.
- Men in their 40s and 50s trying to seem hip to the kids by exploiting progressive politics, but never actually picking a position (Marvel capitalized on second-wave feminism by creating female-fronted books with female writers but the comics were all based on patronizing concepts from Stan Lee like Night Nurse and Shanna the She Devil).
Highly recommend the book.
Now that I can actually read what they're fully saying about it. It seems more like a show announcement than anything really about a service. Makes me think Comics are going to be some animation type thing or very minimal.
Now that I can actually read what they're fully saying about it. It seems more like a show announcement than anything really about a service. Makes me think Comics are going to be some animation type thing or very minimal.
existing DC-based TV shows and movies, original short-form and long-form content and digital comic access, discounts on merchandise, subscription-box service discounts, and behind-the-scenes content
Is there any long completed or not indie book i can binge, need some reccomendations
and no hellboy/bprd donnie
Is there any long completed or not indie book i can binge, need some reccomendations
and no hellboy/bprd donnie
Is there any long completed or not indie book i can binge, need some reccomendations
and no hellboy/bprd donnie
Now I'm reminded why the OT is terrible.
Is there any long completed or not indie book i can binge, need some reccomendations
and no hellboy/bprd donnie
"DC is so stupid not having a service like Marvel Unlimited!"YJ hate? :lol
I'm currently in the middle of Sean Howe's "Marvel Comics: The Untold Story" and it's fascinating to see how much history repeats itself. So much of what's going on at Marvel now has happened before, like:
- Marvel flooding the market with too many titles as a strategy to swamp DC.
- Rushing out spin-off titles for obscure/C-list characters that get quickly cancelled.
- Marvel's obsession of bringing in outside talent from the literary and Holllywood world who never stick around.
- Editorial downplaying the importance of artist.
- Men in their 40s and 50s trying to seem hip to the kids by exploiting progressive politics, but never actually picking a position (Marvel capitalized on second-wave feminism by creating female-fronted books with female writers but the comics were all based on patronizing concepts from Stan Lee like Night Nurse and Shanna the She Devil).
Highly recommend the book.
I would expect them to, though a lot of them may end up losing their books end end up on a team. It's interesting how Marvel is trying to push them as standing side by side with the originals rather than eternally in their shadows. Certain ones clearly aren't going anywhere either though even if less popular ones disappear.Well it's mostly the flip flopping between good, bad, and anti-hero for a few wrestlers. Also power level wise, during that Dumpster Match I was wondering why Braun just didn't end it quickly like all his prior matches.
Does anyone have any faith of Marvel keeping the legacy aspect of Marvel Legacy. I feel that's always been the biggest thing that seperated the DCU from the MU. Marvel has talked about this generation building a legacy, but I feel since New Mutants started marvel has included legacy characters only for a large swath of them to be completely ignored and only a few becoming main stays.
"DC is so stupid not having a service like Marvel Unlimited!"
DC:Announces service that will include not only new shows but also comics and other media.
"Another streaming service?! Doomed to fail!"
Is there any long completed or not indie book i can binge, need some reccomendations
and no hellboy/bprd donnie
How many people actually read Zenoscope?
Lets wait till the sales come aroundI would expect them to, though a lot of them may end up losing their books end end up on a team. It's interesting how Marvel is trying to push them as standing side by side with the originals rather than eternally in their shadows. Certain ones clearly aren't going anywhere either though even if less popular ones disappear.
I really want to read this at some point, but I guess accompanied by all the negativity for the last year revolving Marvel and now Secret Empire, its going to suck out the last bit of joy for comics for me :/
The article on DC was made to highlight the shows. I highly doubt Deadline would pull something like that out of it's ass. They were given specific details for there article too.To be fair, going by the actual DC announcement it really seems like Comics are just an afterthought and seem to be very minimal.
Seems like the Deadline article is the only place the comics is really even mentioned.
That's why I said some may end up losing their books. I don't really see Marvel reducting the role of characters like Miles, Kamala, or even the Champions team though.Lets wait till the sales come around
I can guess
The article on DC was made to highlight the shows. I highly doubt Deadline would pull something like that out of it's ass. They were given specific details for there article too.
It's most likely going to include the tv shows, animated tv shows, movies, animated movies, and comics. This is the same service that was rumored a month ago.
The article on DC was made to highlight the shows. I highly doubt Deadline would pull something like that out of it's ass. They were given specific details for there article too.
It's most likely going to include the tv shows, animated tv shows, movies, animated movies, and comics. This is the same service that was rumored a month ago.
Yeah, but the unclear announcement is making me thing it will be maybe a few related comic issues to cross promote the tv shows instead of a full MU equivalent.
The comics wouldn't be an afterthought, it would be all one big service. I doubt WB would launch a whole service with such bare products and expect to see profit.Yeah but they way even deadline mentions comics make it seem more like an add-on than anything else. Really puts me in mind of animated comics or something along those lines that would just work as a small video.
They can throw in the word comics plenty of ways but I can't see them launching a whole marvel unlimited like service as just an afterthought to shows not coming out until 2018.