TetraxShards
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Dude can't handle being subtweeted never mind actual criticism
AHAHAHAHAHAHA. So good.
Dude can't handle being subtweeted never mind actual criticism
D.C. Is feeling like the new image.
As in Washington? Yeah, that's about to get pretty out there, too.
Is Boom the new Image?
I think he means Detective Comics Comics.
That was always weird to me.
I read almost every book image does too.
Ugh DCAs in Washington? Yeah, that's about to get pretty out there, too.
I know, I've just....never seen anyone put periods between the two letters in DC before.
That's kind of a lot of books.
It is.
spidey edDude can't handle being subtweeted never mind actual criticism
spidey ed
spidey ed
where have you gone spidey ed?
Rich is chasing him through the Internet crying "Why won't you love meee?"To harass Rich Johnston some more, obviously.
So what's up with Doctor Strange. I saw that. I know Marvel doesn't petter on that type of charcater as much as DC, but it seems like that would be considered a big deal.magic was dead
No work tomorrow so I'm going to spend the rest of the night and all tomorrow catching up with comics.
The damage control by Rich in the replies to this tweet is hilarious:
https://twitter.com/DanSlott/status/815652981521678336
Rich is chasing him through the Internet crying "Why won't you love meee?"
Dan Slott's Silver Surfer deserves more praise. It's such a feel-good, enjoyable, dare I say (somewhat) whimsical run.
Damn.
Magic users are kinda scarce in the MU at the moment, Wiccan is in Supreme Sorcerers but it's a future one, Wanda is dealing with witchcraft and aside from some references, no one kinda talks about it.
Similar to God King Thor, no one has really addressed it.
Slott and the Allreds Silver Surfer is incredible and will be looked back at in the future as a defining run.
The delays are killing it.
A delayed book is eventually good, a rushed book is bad forever. Or something like that.
A delayed book is eventually good, a rushed book is bad forever. Or something like that.
Or like Hawkguy, delay the book despite it being done.
I'd wait for Michael Allred art, as long as it takes
Unless you got like Phillip Bond or some shit to fill-in
That's amazing. How does Rich even make a living?
Have you ever visited BC? Shit has like autoplay ads with audio. Dude probably makes a fortune.
Freeza was right! The second issue of Surgeon X was pretty horribad. I didn't even make it through third issue. Dropped!
I don't even know what that was. It was surprising because the first issue was actually pretty good.
Hahaha, I love Bane in Secret Six.
Should I read Ultimate X-Men up to that point? I've been meaning to regardless of whether or not I should.The modern X-Men deep cut I like to point towards is BKV's Ultimate X-Men run. He was supposed to just be a fill-in for four issues until Bryan Singer got on the book. Yes, THAT Bryan Singer. But that never materialized, so BKV stayed on the book alongside some fine artists like Brandon Peterson, Adam Kubert, and Stuart Immonen did the last 12 issues. Its mostly self-contained and accessible. After Mark Millar's unlikable caricatures and Bendis'...whatever, BKV finally gives the Ultimate X-Men some strong characterizations, and his reboot of the X-Villians is quite entertaining. Great team dynamics, strong artwork, effectively uses sub-plots inside the main arcs to build reader interest and actually come to a real conclusion in the last story arc. Its all the things people say they like about X-Men team books, so why not give it a read?
also you can see the context for this hilarious pair of panels
Bane will never rise above this run as a character. The best.Hahaha, I love Bane in Secret Six.
"Yes. But I am Bane. I endure."
That Secret Six run is truly amazing. One of the best.
Bane will never rise above this run as a character. The best.
D.C. Is feeling like the new image.
Should I read Ultimate X-Men up to that point? I've been meaning to regardless of whether or not I should.
I love a character with nuance that's more than a plot beat.Completely agree.
Captain America: Sam WilsonI can't get over how much I'm enjoying DC books. Are there any Marvel books that I should be hopping onto?
Same, but I don't give a fuck.I remember enjoying, but it was among the first comics I read as a teen. I certainly did not have a keen eye for quality at the time.
Started watching Black-ish. Just got to "Hope". I don't think I've teared up more during an episode of any show. And I've watched a lot of television.
I love a character with nuance that's more than a plot beat.
Captain America: Sam Wilson
Captain America: Steve Rogers
Old Man Logan
Jessica Jones
Uncanny Avengers
The Ultimates (and by extension The Ultimates2)
The New Avengers (which just got done, but U.S.Avengers is following it up)
The Mighty Thor
The Unworthy Thor
Black Panther
Infamous Iron Man
Any other books I've forgotten, or haven't been going long enough for me to reasonable recommend them. Or I'm shaky.
Same, but I don't give a fuck.
Started watching Black-ish. Just got to "Hope". I don't think I've teared up more during an episode of any show. And I've watched a lot of television.
I love a character with nuance that's more than a plot beat.
Captain America: Sam Wilson
Captain America: Steve Rogers
Old Man Logan
Jessica Jones
Uncanny Avengers
The Ultimates (and by extension The Ultimates2)
The New Avengers (which just got done, but U.S.Avengers is following it up)
The Mighty Thor
The Unworthy Thor
Black Panther
Infamous Iron Man
Any other books I've forgotten, or haven't been going long enough for me to reasonable recommend them. Or I'm shaky.
Same, but I don't give a fuck.
I can not sit here and let someone recommend ultimates and the sequel and not act.
The pay off for that book is not worth the admission.
I can not sit here and let someone recommend ultimates and the sequel and not act.
The pay off for that book is not worth the admission.
Haven't picked it up. I didn't have any real interest in Riri. Doom as Iron Man though? Count me in.Not feeling Invincible Iron alongside Infamous?
Too bad. The rec stands.I can not sit here and let someone recommend ultimates and the sequel and not act.
The pay off for that book is not worth the admission.
I don't pay any attention to the gaps between Silver Surfer issues, and treat it as a very pleasant surprise when it pops up in my weekly list
I love Slott's Silver Surfer. The last page of the recent issue totally gave me a Doctor Who vibe-hinting that a heartbreaking ending is coming.
The whole of his run has been more Doctor Who-y than the actual show has been for the last season or so. I really dig it.
I figured "why not?" The Astonishing line only has about twelve volumes and then turns into Amazing X-Men which only has about two. It'd be nice to find a hidden gem. A run that's good, but no one talks about it. Ellis's short run post-Whedon was pretty dope. So it's not all terrible.
Plus it's be nice to read an entire line that lasts for more than twelve issues.
This cover with Emma Frost, which even at the time weirded me out.
The modern X-Men deep cut I like to point towards is BKV's Ultimate X-Men run. He was supposed to just be a fill-in for four issues until Bryan Singer got on the book. Yes, THAT Bryan Singer. But that never materialized, so BKV stayed on the book alongside some fine artists like Brandon Peterson, Adam Kubert, and Stuart Immonen did the last 12 issues. Its mostly self-contained and accessible. After Mark Millar's unlikable caricatures and Bendis'...whatever, BKV finally gives the Ultimate X-Men some strong characterizations, and his reboot of the X-Villians is quite entertaining. Great team dynamics, strong artwork, effectively uses sub-plots inside the main arcs to build reader interest and actually come to a real conclusion in the last story arc. Its all the things people say they like about X-Men team books, so why not give it a read?
also you can see the context for this hilarious pair of panels