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Rich Johnston says Dan Jurjens may be writing and drawing Aquaman and The Others. Faaaacckkiiing buuullllshheeeeeettt.
No really? Thanks for the art 101.
Thats not what I meant. I meant specifics. It looks like a badly drawn Spiderman looking at a stock photo of NYC with a blue shift tint, and a yellow/green gradient. If that's enough to become "one of the finest covers in comics history" (hyperbole not mine) well... uh... There must be millions of contenders for that honor.
Dude, people with badly drawn avatars shouldn't throw stones
Random question, are there any traditional or classic fantasy comics or graphic novels that are worth reading? Anything ranging from D&D to Tolkien to Conan. I know sci-fi is well represented but I love a good sword and sorcery setting.
A question for all the comics fans in this thread: I really like non-superhero series like 100 Bullets, Fables, Walking Dead, etc. because they have at least a consistent linear progression towards an eventual ending and hopefully some good character arcs within. Obviously the vast majority of superhero comics don't not follow this. They may have an internally linear arc but then get rebooted or what have you.
SO: Are there any superhero comics with similar structure to the above? Like say 100 issues of Spiderman/X-Men/Green Lantern/Batman with a consistent narrative arc that begins and ends? Meaning from Origin to death/retirement/last battle, whatever?
Geoff Johns run of Green Lantern, from Rebirth to issue #20 of the current run
You want to read Ultimate Spider-Man Volume 1 and Ultimate Comic: Spider-Man Volume 1.
It includes the complete Superhero career of Peter Parker in the Ultimate Universe. And its about 150 Issues, when I remember correctly.
DC solicits for April out today?
Anyone know where I can find that X-Men meme page with Cyke's powers going crazy and "JEEAAANNNNNNNNN"?
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It feels like Hawkeye has been gone for so long. Delays are killing the flow completely. I just want more Kate adventures in her own book.
Can we get John Layman on Catwoman for a few months?
My favorite edit is still the Daredevil one
not to mention with DD's powers, the sound of that machine gun that close must be absolutely deafening.
gotta love those bullet cases literally just the same barrel copied and pasted to various sizes
Noccenti will be given a new book in the next wave. Believe.Vote with your dollars, drop it. Finally talked my wife into it.
This is great. The "I'm sorry!" is the icing on the cake.My favorite edit is still the Daredevil one
not to mention with DD's powers, the sound of that machine gun that close must be absolutely deafening.
gotta love those bullet cases literally just the same barrel copied and pasted to various sizes
It's not too late to send in pitches!!!No DC solicits today, they're delaying them again this month.
Rich Johnston says Dan Jurjens may be writing and drawing Aquaman and The Others. Faaaacckkiiing buuullllshheeeeeettt.
Can we get John Layman on Catwoman for a few months?
Brett Booth is suggesting this shouldn't be believed. Which probably suggests Booth might be doing covers or interior art for it. There's still hope for John Ostrander!
Where do you folks read most of your comics? I have big trouble getting the right light in the evening to read comics so I end up reading everything in bed where I have an extending lamp that I can move to the right place. It sucks that I can't sit on my couch at night and read. Damn dark rooms
Where do you folks read most of your comics? I have big trouble getting the right light in the evening to read comics so I end up reading everything in bed where I have an extending lamp that I can move to the right place. It sucks that I can't sit on my couch at night and read. Damn dark rooms
Where do you folks read most of your comics? I have big trouble getting the right light in the evening to read comics so I end up reading everything in bed where I have an extending lamp that I can move to the right place. It sucks that I can't sit on my couch at night and read. Damn dark rooms
Where do you folks read most of your comics? I have big trouble getting the right light in the evening to read comics so I end up reading everything in bed where I have an extending lamp that I can move to the right place. It sucks that I can't sit on my couch at night and read. Damn dark rooms
Where do you folks read most of your comics? I have big trouble getting the right light in the evening to read comics so I end up reading everything in bed where I have an extending lamp that I can move to the right place. It sucks that I can't sit on my couch at night and read. Damn dark rooms
New Preview: Outcast #1 Robert Kirkman and Paul Azaceta's new Image book. The preview is messed up, though. The first page of the preview is meant to be the last. Not that it makes a huge difference, tbh.
Hmmm. That looks.. intense. The choice to deal with the subject matter ofin a mainstream comic is an interesting one. Such a dark, delicate, serious subject. How to give it the respect it deserves while balancing all the other elements that make a good comic book story?child abuse
In other news, I bought the first volume of Rachel Rising on Comixology. Read the first two issues last night and all I've though about since waking up today is reading the rest. The first (and second) volumes are only $10 on Comixology and I heartily recommend you all check them out. Volume 1 is 6 issues which is a real steal for $10 considering the individual (print) issues go for $4 (digitally the earlier issues are $2, I think?).
Anyone else here reading Rachel Rising? Two issues in I am SO INTRIGUED. How great are Tony Moore's characters?Pretty great.
Uh, pretty much anywhere around the house, I can't really say this is much of an issue for me haha. This being the west coast of Scotland, where we barely ever have any sun, maybe my eyes are just permanently accustomed to "dim and grey" be it day or night haha.
Layman wrote the volume the third tec trade that just came out Tiz. I haven't read any of it so I can't speak to the quality.
Not really interested in anymore never ending circular kirkman books.
Glad someone else is reading Rachel Rising! That book deserves it. And its Terry Moore!!!!
So, can anyone fill me in on what happened to Loki post-Siege? I'm having a bit of trouble following and Google has been terrible at filling in the gaps. I want to get caught up before Loki #1 hits the shelves...
Where do you folks read most of your comics? I have big trouble getting the right light in the evening to read comics so I end up reading everything in bed where I have an extending lamp that I can move to the right place. It sucks that I can't sit on my couch at night and read. Damn dark rooms
Anyone else here reading Rachel Rising? Two issues in I am SO INTRIGUED. How great are Terry Moore's characters?Pretty great.
Is Rachel Rising digital only or both physical and digital? I remember reading a terry moore post about how fans couldn't find his books, and he was worried that people wouldn't be able to read his stuff so he went digital. It wasn't clarified if he was doing both or just digital.
Slott's suckiness will be even more apparent now that Amazing won't be double shipping. So many Marbel writers use that as a crutch.
In other news, I bought the first volume of Rachel Rising on Comixology. Read the first two issues last night and all I've though about since waking up today is reading the rest. The first (and second) volumes are only $10 on Comixology and I heartily recommend you all check them out. Volume 1 is 6 issues which is a real steal for $10 considering the individual (print) issues go for $4 (digitally the earlier issues are $2, I think?).
Anyone else here reading Rachel Rising? Two issues in I am SO INTRIGUED. How great are Terry Moore's characters?Pretty great.
Is Rachel Rising digital only or both physical and digital? I remember reading a terry moore post about how fans couldn't find his books, and he was worried that people wouldn't be able to read his stuff so he went digital. It wasn't clarified if he was doing both or just digital.
Huh, interesting. Child abuse is a subject that's pretty near and dear to me so I'll give this book a shot.New Preview: Outcast #1 Robert Kirkman and Paul Azaceta's new Image book. The preview is messed up, though. The first page of the preview is meant to be the last. Not that it makes a huge difference, tbh.
Hmmm. That looks.. intense. The choice to deal with the subject matter ofin a mainstream comic is an interesting one. Such a dark, delicate, serious subject. How to give it the respect it deserves while balancing all the other elements that make a good comic book story?child abuse
In other news, I bought the first volume of Rachel Rising on Comixology. Read the first two issues last night and all I've though about since waking up today is reading the rest. The first (and second) volumes are only $10 on Comixology and I heartily recommend you all check them out. Volume 1 is 6 issues which is a real steal for $10 considering the individual (print) issues go for $4 (digitally the earlier issues are $2, I think?).
Anyone else here reading Rachel Rising? Two issues in I am SO INTRIGUED. How great are Terry Moore's characters?Pretty great.
In order of frequency:Where do you folks read most of your comics? I have big trouble getting the right light in the evening to read comics so I end up reading everything in bed where I have an extending lamp that I can move to the right place. It sucks that I can't sit on my couch at night and read. Damn dark rooms