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recoil? What's that?
recoil? What's that?
Read Justice League 47 last night. Ending is going in a fun direction for sure with. I think my favorite bit in this issue was when Hal made a big green chair to mock Batgod.the Crime Syndicate teaming up with the League
I wish Manapul was on art but there's nothing wrong with Fabok here. Really good story arc so far.
Clark looks as though he's just been force frozen by Kylo.
The Batman one's alright.
I feel the same way, but strictly with X-books.I haven't read a comic in 2 days. I'm starting to go through withdrawals.
Not really familiar enough with JRJR to lend an informed opinion about his body of work as a whole, but I've never really been impressed with what I've seen of him.
"Hey Clark look over- WHAT THE FUCK IS WRONG WITH YOUR NECK"
Yeah...it's quite a fun issue. Johns feels like he's holding back for the final few issues/arc of Darkseid War. I'm waiting for what I presume is my inevitable resurrection because if Darkseid isn't back by the end I will be genuinely shocked and not just because #Comics.
Manapul was so good on art duties, if it wasn't for the fact that I'm not sure how many events you can do involving the New Gods before you dilute them I'd love him to get to do the art for the whole thing, maybe with Buccelato on colours.
As for all the event stuff...I mean obviously they are driven by sales (I didn't know Marvel were doing a spider-related thing at all) but I wish I could get any writer of Marvel's smaller books and just ask how frustrating it is with a status quo change or the fact that events might feel like they take the attention away from the smaller books.
I don't mind family-wide event (Batman, Spider- etc) every now and again but I think...in the New 52 era DC have probably handled it better? As far as I can remember the only DC-wide event they've had was Forever Evil...and Convergence (which i forgot about ) but things like Darkseid War are Crisis/Event-tier but don't disrupt everything else. A big event every few years can give writers a chance to tell smaller and also be part of the larger stories, and in Forever Evil's case I don't think there were a million and one tie-in books.
Edit: Lol those Romita Jr covers...I saw the Harley one and thought "doesn't really look like R...oh, the chair legs" have those lines he loves to abuse. It's like Jim Lee cross-hatching on crack
John Romita Jr, Drew 26 Variant covers for the DC April variant cover theme. I don't think I like a single one of them
http://www.dccomics.com/blog/2016/01/15/john-romita-jr-brings-the-dc-universe-to-life
I would say that is exactly correct. Although Axis wasn't Remender's fault, and can someone PLEASE tell me: what was the point of AoU? Please? It keeps me up at night.I don't think Bendis deserves the outright dismissal he is usually dealt. Overall I really like his work. Hell, his Iron Man is probably my favorite series from ANAD. His Daredevil is held in high esteem. People say he can't write team books, but his Avengers/New Avengers run was going just as I was getting into comics and I remember really enjoying it. Especially Dark Avengers. I've read some of his Guardians of the Galaxy and it's biggest sin is just not getting the voices of the characters right. That was enough for me to drop it, but honestly I think if someone wasn't familiar with the Abnett/Lanning run it wouldn't be horrible. I don't think it would go beyond "OK", but it doesn't seem horrible to me. I liked what I read of the Secret Wars series by him (for Guardians, Ultimate End was some hot shit). He did Old Man Logan for Secret Wars as well, right? That was pretty good.
He has certain quirks, but so does any writer after you read enough by them. I don't mind that, it's like a trademark. Hell, try reading Ant-Man and Captain American back to back. It's extremely noticeable that they are both written by Spencer (even if you ignore the credits on the cover/opening page).
Maybe his event work is bad, but then what event outside of Hickman's hasn't been mediocre at best lately? Remender was killing it and then there was Axis. AvX had pretty much all of Marvels' big hitters writing it and it ended up a mess (I don't hate it quite as much as some seem to, but the event did fall apart.)
Do people just want some sort of scapegoat for Marvel and they've pinned that role onto Bendis?
I would say that is exactly correct. Although Axis wasn't Remender's fault, and can someone PLEASE tell me: what was the point of AoU? Please? It keeps me up at night.
Do people just want some sort of scapegoat for Marvel and they've pinned that role onto Bendis?
and can someone PLEASE tell me: what was the point of AoU? Please? It keeps me up at night.
Stuff about Bendis & Hickman
I would say that is exactly correct. Although Axis wasn't Remender's fault, and can someone PLEASE tell me: what was the point of AoU? Please? It keeps me up at night.
...he's gonna kill a bitch.
Miraclo + Owl = Secret anti-demon tech
To have an event despite Infinity already piped in.
Not helping!I think it was just a vehicle for Marvel to say "Hey, look everyone! We own Angela now!"
YesDid editorial or someone majorly interfere in AXIS? Was it just meant to be an Uncanny Avengers event and turned into some company-wide thing? I haven't read it yet.
Is that owl calling someone a whore?
Not helping!
GoddamnitSorry, man. The time you spent reading AoU is gone and it's never coming back.
Huh...well isn't that a neat and sly little map thereFrom what I remember, Age of Ultron was meant to be 2012's summer event. It was one of the events mentioned in that "map of the future" that popped up in post-Siege Avengers:
Marvel's 2011 FCBD was an Avengers book that served as a lead-up to it. Then The New 52 happened, and Marvel were getting creamed in sales and had to change tack, so it was decided to go with Avengers vs. X-Men to set up Uncanny Avengers and Marvel NOW. There was a lot of crowing about the Architects of Marvel around then so the story was hyped around all of them working on one story. They were Bendis, Fraction, Hickman, Brubaker and Aaron IIRC.
I also find it a little funny how when Remender does a horrid event, it's editorial's fault. But when Bendis gives you Age of Ultron, it's him personally handing everyone a steaming pile.
Yeah...it's quite a fun issue. Johns feels like he's holding back for the final few issues/arc of Darkseid War. I'm waiting for what I presume is my inevitable resurrection because if Darkseid isn't back by the end I will be genuinely shocked and not just because #Comics.
john romita jr über alles
He probably drew each of those covers in about an hour and got paid 700 for each.
Legend
Have you ever seen a video of him drawing a page? It takes him no time. I can't find a video right now but it blew my mind how fast he could it.
Sixis was Remender's first Marvel event. AoU was not Bendis' first Marvel event.I also find it a little funny how when Remender does a horrid event, it's editorial's fault. But when Bendis gives you Age of Ultron, it's him personally handing everyone a steaming pile.
John Romita Jr, Drew 26 Variant covers for the DC April variant cover theme. I don't think I like a single one of them
http://www.dccomics.com/blog/2016/01/15/john-romita-jr-brings-the-dc-universe-to-life
so does harley just paint her entire body white or whats going on there?
Seemed like AXIS was meant to be the final arc of that run of Uncanny Avengers but editorial interfered and spun it out into an event book. Remender recently did an AMA on reddit and basically confirmed this.I think so. For whatever reason I would guess Infinity + Secret Wars are the best Marvel events in a good few years.
Did editorial or someone majorly interfere in AXIS? Was it just meant to be an Uncanny Avengers event and turned into some company-wide thing? I haven't read it yet.
i am actually totally ok with that explanation Messi lol
btw, im actually surprised they gave JJ a second season. Im happy, but surprised. Netflix really is going all in on this Marvel thing huh. Maybe shit like Moonknight or Cloak and Dagger arent that far fetched afterall
I'm not. I think it looks stupid as hell.
i didn't even know that's what i was reading in Harley.
btw, im actually surprised they gave JJ a second season. Im happy, but surprised. Netflix really is going all in on this Marvel thing huh. Maybe shit like Moonknight or Cloak and Dagger arent that far fetched afterall
I'm not surprised. Everything with the Marvel name does well. I bet it did WAY better number than most of Netflix originals.
Do you need to be caught up on the other DC tv shows to watch Legends of Tomorrow?
Not difficult when most Netflix originals are terrible. I think Orange is the New Black is the only Non-Marvel one I enjoyed.
how much have you seen? it seems pretty heavily tied into both shows, but you could maybe get away with just the latest Flash X Arrow crossover eps if you didn't want to invest too much time
you should be watching all 3 shows, though (and iZombie too, but that's neither here nor there)
0 episodes of Flash
1 episode of iZombie
12 episodes of Arrow season one
Not entirely caught up...
That's a lot of tv show watching, i like to reserve a lot of my free time for comics....
Both of them are treated the same way online. Axis is still the go-to book people point out when they don't like Remender. It's very obvious editorial are the ones running the show for most of Marvel's events.