Anyone else planning on checking out that new Morrison/Frazier Irving joint that starts next month? I want to say Legendary is publishing it, it's called Annihilators.
Morrison and Frazer Irving do magical things together, so I'm all over that shit.
But what's Legendary?--never heard of that publisher.
Anyone else planning on checking out that new Morrison/Frazier Irving joint that starts next month? I want to say Legendary is publishing it, it's called Annihilators.
It’s a story about a screenwriter named Ray Spass [pronounced 'space'] who’s had some success a few years ago and written a couple of big movies with Tom Cruise and all kinds of stuff, but in the interim, he’s spent all his money on drink and drugs and women, so he’s at kind of a last chance now. He’s been thrown out of his house, and he buys a new house in the Hills which was once owned by a notorious Satanist, and it has a gigantic sinkhole in the garden and that’s why it’s cheap. He’s been given the opportunity to write this tentpole film for a stuido titled Annihilator, a Legendary type movie. Almost immediately, he discovers he’s got a malignant brain tumor and he’s going to die. He’s just written the first couple of scenes. He’s about to commit suicide when the door knocks and basically, his lead character Max Nomax, the ultimate rebel, the ultimate escape artist, the god of bad men is at the door and says ‘you want help? Here’s how I’m going to help you.’ Max explains ‘it’s not what you think. The brain tumor is actually a package of information. It’s my biography and I had to fire it into your head from another universe. I can’t remember who I am now but you must explain it to me, because if you don’t, the universe is doomed in seven days.”
Wow. That’s nuts.
So it’s kind of literalizing the concept of ‘deadline.’ So the two of them go on the run, pursued by not only the cops and forces from our world, but also forces from the higher world, the alternate universe where Nomax comes from, and it starts to get really crazy. The story he’s writing, ‘Annihilator,’ is based on Max Nomax, and he’s been exiled to prison orbiting a black hole in the center of our galaxy. Now black hole in the center of our galaxy actually exists and it’s called The Great Annihilator by astronomers. You can see how it starts to work together. The whole story is about what crime Nomax committed that landed him in prison. Somehow, he’s the ultimate crime, but he doesn’t know what it is yet and he has to learn who he is as Ray writes the story to shrink the tumor in his head.
What!? What happened to all those Nick Spencer comics with all your favorite artists? Did he run out of money or something, brah isn't even doing MG at this point.....Anyone else planning on checking out that new Morrison/Frazier Irving joint that starts next month? I want to say Legendary is publishing it, it's called Annihilators.
Howcome?That Dark Knight Returns panel is one of my least favorite panels of all time.
Ah I see another one got interested in watching Predator.
Hey Messi, read Ava's Demon already, the art is fantabulous
http://www.avasdemon.com/pages.php?page=0001
You should have come here with an extra empty suitcase.
*damnnnn I go away for a weekend, with no computer access and I'm 7 pages behind already. I'm fucked next week when I'm gone for an entire week. I will feel ok only because I'll be floating in beautiful water that entire time.
Image
ALEX + ADA #8
NAILBITER #4
Marvel
BLACK WIDOW #9
MILES MORALES ULTIMATE SPIDER-MAN #4
MOON KNIGHT #6 (goodbye my love)
ORIGINAL SIN #5.3 (apparently I missed 5.2? oops)
SHE-HULK #7
SUPERIOR FOES OF SPIDER-MAN #14
SUPERIOR SPIDER-MAN #32 EOSV
Oni Press
BUNKER #5
Maybe
LEGENDARY STAR LORD #2
ROCKET RACCOON #2
What is Ava's demon?
Yes. Give me your hundred.
Guys, I can buy one (1) Morrison comic this month and I don't know whether it should be We3 or Flex Mentallo.
halp!
Guys, I can buy one (1) Morrison comic this month and I don't know whether it should be We3 or Flex Mentallo.
halp!
We3 is only three issues, the Flex trade contains something like four issues.
More Morrison & Quitely = better value?
Plus, Flex is amazing and might be my favorite thing he's ever written but We3 is more accessible. Either way, you can't go wrong!
Silk is a great addition to the Marvel U. Slott is a comics historian. He weaves current stories into past continuity impeccably.
its like joe the barbarian on steroids. In my veins
Yes. Give me your hundred.
Silk is a great addition to the Marvel U. Slott is a comics historian. He weaves current stories into past continuity impeccably.
Guys, I can buy one (1) Morrison comic this month and I don't know whether it should be We3 or Flex Mentallo.
halp!
Guys, I can buy one (1) Morrison comic this month and I don't know whether it should be We3 or Flex Mentallo.
halp!
I'm overjoyed that starting in September I'll have two new Grant Morrison books in my pull list.
One of them will have Frank Quitely on it. That hasn't happen since, shit...2009? For fuck's sake Millar
One of them will have Frank Quitely on it. That hasn't happen since, shit...2009? For fuck's sake Millar
If you've read any combination of The Invisibles, The Filth, and Doom Patrol, then definitely Flex Mentallo.
If not, then you should read We3, and then dive into Morrison's other work.
I've read New X-Men, Batman RIP, All-Star and Final Crisis, so I'm not sure if I need something accessible. But you(all of you) are right, I think I'll go with We3. I need some feels.WE3 is wildly more accessible. Its probably the #1 "gateway" comic, if you're not adverse to ultraviolence/animal abuse.
Shin, I'd like to believe you're my long lost brother separated at birth. It's the only explanation.
Batman Beyond 2.0: Mark of the Phantasm has been excellent so far. We're finally learning about the schism that broke the Terry/Bruce partnership and it's a doozy. There are two artists on the book but they separate them into past and present. The past stuff is very TAS Batman: The Barbara in particular is strikingly good.
I did come with an empty suitcase. It's full now. I've been here for a month yo.
She Hulk is out this week right? Can't wait for Pulido to come back. I mean, look at this:
I did come with an empty suitcase. It's full now. I've been here for a month yo.
It's the comic equivalent of the No Win Scenario..
Actually, looking at that picture it reminds me of something else:
Question for those of you who have seen GoTG and read any of the comics. Was Gamora in the movie anywhere near how she acts/handles herself in the comics? Didn't seem to be the person I imagined albeit, I haven't read any GotG comics, just read stuff on wiki and read comics vicariously through comic GAF spoilers, and impressions. Did you guys think it was a good interpretation or felt a little off? Or should I drudge the movie thread for more insight?
I definitely felt like she was the weakest link in the movie, probably because she was the closest to a "normal" character. Which doesn't jibe with her comic counterpart, where she's the Deadliest Woman in the Universe and is generally a little cold and gruff.
I want to buy something. Any suggestions?