How is Immortal Iron Fist?
Fraction, Brubaker and Aja's best work.
Damn you Marvel for reducing Iron Fist to chump status
How is Immortal Iron Fist?
After reading that, I still don't know how he does it.
How is Immortal Iron Fist?
Yeah I liked that stuff too. Good ending to the series. One of the only instances of Foreman not being total bullshit for me.I love Immortal Iron Fist. Did everyone read the Duane Swierczynski/Travel Foreman stuff as well? I liked those stories, I feel like they give the whole series a sense of closure.
Is the barometer we used to decide if you're good people or not
read it and respond back soon
New Avengers 13 was set up, but still interesting. I'm sad that the book started with Steve Epting, and now is stuck with Simone Bianchi because Marvel can't keep an artist on a book for more than 6 issues.
New puzzle piece . Watcher lives
Black swan and fing fang doom invited
Just saw it, and it pretty much cements that this is aThere's one that shows the bridal party and the best men...this wedding is going to be hilarious.
Also picked up Spaceman Deluxe when I went to Vegas this past week.
Come back with your thoughts on this man. I literally had this ordered on amazon last week then cancelled out for something else, I just wasn't sure enough. I love Wonder Woman but 100 bullets I was so-so on.
Glad I waited on Manhattan Projects to vote for BOTM. That last line was gold. I know that East of West is the better seller, but MP is Hickman's best book.
I picked up Spaceman in floppies. It's an interesting sci-fi story--an evolved monkey-man partook in a failed space-colony experiment in the past (OR DID HE??) but gets wrapped up in a kidnapping on Earth sometime after--but I think the language that Azzarello came up for the social-media obsessed, language-butchered future is just not good. None of the dialogue flows (maybe this was due to reading it in floppies) but there was just no fluidity to the created language, which all the dialogue is in. This has been done expertly by say, Gary Shteyngart or David Mitchell, but Azzarello just kinda flubbed it unfortunately.
Read a few preview pages and see if you can slog through that language.
That;s interesting, thanks for the advice, i'll do that first then before I think about purchasing again. Its just bugging me that I'm reading a superhero book that I like so much, but no independent works by the creators involved. Is Spaceman something he's coming back to or was it a true mini series?
yay, a new wolvie costume.
I'm kinda late on this.
yay, a new wolvie costume.
I'm kinda late on this.
And just ditch the yellow and go with the black/grey X-Force costume already.
Wolverine needs to go back to the yellow and brown costume.
Really can't wait to sit down and read volumes 2 and 3 of TMP. After reading just volume 1 of both, I really do think East Of West is the better book, but I wouldn't say they are entirely comparable. They are both very clearly Hickman, but he's scratching different itches with the two. I wrote about this a few pages back, but if EoW pans out, I really think it could turn into a seminal work, with the strength of the world building, whereas I just find TMP a really great off the wall book. Saga and Lazarus have super interesting deep fictional worlds, and Umbral I imagine will be pretty ambitious, but surely EoW is the one to watch right now. Both books are great stuff though, you couldn't argue against either's strengths.
Yep. Saga is not deep at all. It's just random shit thrown together that looks pretty. There's no world building.Does Saga really? My impression from what I read of it was they just threw ideas in there that they thought were cool (not that there's anything wrong with that). Deep just isn't a word I'd use to describe it.
Maybe that changes later in the series.
Yep. Saga is not deep at all. It's just random shit thrown together that looks pretty. There's no world building.
Hickman is doing the lord's work in Manhattan Projects. I can't fathom being a fan of comics and not buying that book.
Hickman is doing the lord's work in Manhattan Projects. I can't fathom being a fan of comics and not buying that book.
Hickman is doing the lord's work in Manhattan Projects. I can't fathom being a fan of comics and not buying that book.
I dunno, It just sounds incredibly boring to me. I chose to check out East of west instead.
I dunno, It just sounds incredibly boring to me. I chose to check out East of west instead.
Chris Burnham hasn't been announced as doing interiors for any ongoing, has he?
I absolutely loved his art in Batman Incorporated and I'm really surprised/sad that he hasn't done anything since and doesn't seem to have anything coming up.
He told me on Twitter a few months ago that he hoped his next book would be announced early next year. So hopefully in the next few weeks.
Manhattan Projects scares me as I don't understand a word of East of West.
Manhattan Projects scares me as I don't understand a word of East of West.
Well gang, I'm posting from my phone because the power just went out. Waiting to see how long it takes to come back on... think I'll take the opportunity to catch up on my reading (via flashlight of course).
In the meantime, voting has been extended to 10 pm EST tonight because of the holiday, so get those ballots in while you can and I'll tally them up when I can turn my computer back on.
Has anyone actually read todays comics?
I often want to vote in these book of the month things, if only for Spike's sake. He works hard on these OPs and seems so genuinely nice that you want to see that work rewarded
but I don't even remember what came out this month. I didn't even know comics came out today.
mods halp
I just bought and am reading the first volume of Batman and Robin. But up that does not count right?
I've not been to the store in the past two Wednesday's as it would have only been 3 comics for me to pick up so I couldn't justify the cost of travelling. Back next week with a big stack though.
Just vote for Harley, Black Science and SAGA. Do it right.
I vote because of all the effort Spike puts in. The OP is fantastic each month.