I was kidding. You don't have to start on it quite that soon.
Which we DON'T ACTUALLY HAVE YET.
Two more weeks to go.
I was kidding. You don't have to start on it quite that soon.
Which we DON'T ACTUALLY HAVE YET.
Hmmm"PSYCH Im not actually doing X-Men, here's Joss Whedon and Stuart Immonen"
"PSYCH Im not actually doing X-Men, here's Joss Whedon and Stuart Immonen"
Whedon's Astonishing X-Men was dogshit.
Whedon's Astonishing X-Men was dogshit.
Whedon's Astonishing X-Men was dogshit.
Explain yourself.
Wow, I legit thought this was another Flowpinion.
you muddafucka.
He kickstarted the trend of Cyclops being a sleek confident uber badass who is just so amazingly cool at all times.
The original stories that took the comics market by storm in a prestige collection of the unabridged and unadulterated series.
In 1986, James Cameron's Aliens brought to theaters the horrors of a new kind of war against a terrifying enemy. Two years later, Dark Horse Comics released a direct follow-up to the events in the film. Years before any talk of a third Alien film, the comics series took fandom by storm, selling hundreds of thousands of copies. Thirty years later, Dark Horse are still a valued partner of 20th Century Fox and join them in celebrating Aliens with the release of this oversize collection of the original comics series.
Long before Alien3 (1992) was even a glint in director David Fincher's eye, Dark Horse Comics was already crafting a terrifying post-Aliens continuity for Ripley, Hicks, and Newt Earth is overrun by xenomorphs with no hope of saving it for humanity. But that doesn't mean just leaving it to the Aliens. Ripley has a plan to capture, from what they believe is the Alien homeworld, a 'Queen Mother' - a super queen that rules multiple nests - and bring it back to Earth. There the Queen Mother will command the xenomorphs to gather where they can all be destroyed by nuclear bombs.
Celebrate the thirtieth anniversary of one of the great action movies of all time with this collection of original comics sequels to the film.
Before Predator 2 was ever conceived as a film, writer Mark Verheiden and artist Chris Warner created an acclaimed comic-book sequel to Predator that took the alien trophy hunters from the jungles of Central America to the concrete jungle of New York City--where they face Dutch Schaefer's big brother, who's an NYPD detective!
Also included in this volume are Verheiden's two subsequent Predator stories--Cold War, which finds the Predators crash-landed in Siberia, and Dark River, in which the hero of Concrete Jungle traces the path of his younger brother to find out what really happened to him after the events in the movie Predator.
Three now-classic tales in one over-sized, deluxe hard cover volume designed to sit on your bookshelf beside the Aliens 30th Anniversary edition!
Collects:
Collects Predator: Concrete Jungle (#1-#4), Predator: Cold War (#1-#4), and Predator: Dark River
Wow. Just caught up with Deadly Class. Haven't read a single issue before this. It's great.
Anyone have similar comic recommendations?
Wow. Just caught up with Deadly Class. Haven't read a single issue before this. It's great.
Anyone have similar comic recommendations?
All of his characters have the exact same voice because he's incapable of writing anyone that isn't a smarmy badass.
Why be exciting when you can have Magneto constantly making face/heel turns?
Why is it Storm instead of Emma?This Black Panther variant cover is pretty sweet.
I could only be so blessed"PSYCH Im not actually doing X-Men, here's Joss Whedon and Stuart Immonen"
In what way? I don't see it, and I've read Claremont's run. He pays homage to it, but I wouldn't go so far as to say it's a rehash.Everything about his comic is a rehash of Claremont's run.
Do teenyboppers normally take the role of school counselor and teacher? She's very much an adult in this. She's not screaming out like she did with Storm or Xavier. She's calmer and more confident, and is willing to take charge in a room. She checks people when they need to be checked, in fact to the point where she was directly recruited for that reason. Sure, she's still young and acts like it, but I don't see how that's a problem.He undid over two decades of Kitty Pryde's growth and reverted her back to the teenybopper with a crush on Colossus, who was frankly better off dead.
As pointed out, Morrison began it, Whedon just cemented it. And again, this can only be a problem if you don't like Cyclops. Why anyone would want him to remain insecure and questioning himself all the time is beyond me. It's why Emma and him work. She helped him be more confident and sure of himself, to the point where he didn't need to rely on her or anyone to help him out. He called shots, made plays, and did what he had to do. He made some dark decisions because he needed to, and again, I don't see how that's a problem. He takes a lot of that pain onto himself, and broods a lot. He always has a weight in the back of his head that basically means that, whenever he fucks up, it's on him. And now that he carries himself more confidently, it's even heavier. Plus, he alienates people due to how cold he becomes. This isn't exactly a character who just got better without flaws.He kickstarted the trend of Cyclops being a sleek confident uber badass who is just so amazingly cool at all times.
He wasn't a shithead beforehand? Maybe if Whedon had actually done the worst to his character, I'd be upset, but considering Brubaker's run happened, I have no sympathies to that. You want to really blame someone for taking it to far, that'sHe made Xavier even more of a shithead by revealing he was enslaving the Danger Room.
You do you, but I think Armor is great. Her power's cool, she's fun, she's got a cool power (basic as it might be), and more Asian representation is always a good thing.Armor.
I see this complaint, and I can see it to a degree in that he does write very quippy dialogue, but I can't agree on him being unable to create distinct character voices. Emma certainly carries herself as posh and high-class; Cyclops is commanding, direct, and to the point, carrying himself in a clear and concise manner; Logan is gruff and completely informal to the point of being obscene in some cases; Colossus is largely cold and distant, speaking very plainly. Hell, he even makes a joke at one point and it doesn't land at all due to how serious and straight he is. Kitty is upbeat and "modern." She's basically mid-series Buffy in all but looks (which works considering Whedon has stated that he based Buffy off of Kitty), having a confidence in her abilities whilst still being light-hearted, jokey, and emotional. She's highly compassionate as well. Beast is kind of a weird mix: he carries himself similar to Emma, without the highly sardonic tone, though he does tend to condescend every once in awhile. He also manages to maintain a grounded voice that's fairly lighthearted. Armor is a smartass and Brand is basically Nick Fury with way more sass and less gruffness.All of his characters have the exact same voice because he's incapable of writing anyone that isn't a smarmy badass.
This is Whedon's biggest problem, that and the fact that he's not even half as clever as he thinks he is, but you don't think Cyclops is cool and good so I do not agree with your opinion and you should burn in hell.
Noooooooooo!LordOfLore will be so pissed he wasn't up to make the thread.
Let me know if you want a digital code. Can send it to you once I get home from work.
Me!So who's going all-in on the $99 edition of Injustice 2? I think I might have to. I can't stand playing a fighting game like that and not having everything. And the cosmetic changes to make Supergirl into Power Girl? HHHHNNNNNGGGGG
This will be just like that time I bought Street Fighter V, except this game will be good. :3
This is amazing.Haha, well played DC. All single shipped books that will be 3.99 will also come with a digital code.
http://www.newsarama.com/32762-some-dc-rebirth-titles-increase-to-3-99-get-digital-access-codes.html
Might have to pick these up!Paging Freeza!
This title will be released on April 27, 201
This title will be released on June 27, 2017
Warren Ellis' Astonishing X-Men run was great though, and I wish he was on it for longer.And Whedon's X-Men was great. Last great X-Men run not counting Uncanny X-Force.
I have the first two library editions, not sure it's worth getting into knowing how the second half is.They're releasing Buffy Season 8 in two omnibus volumes, so you can read the good first half and skip the utterly terrible second half.
Paging Freeza!
This title will be released on April 27, 2017
Future Quest ends at #12 much like The Flintstones(which we learned weeks ago).
They did pretty much. "They're classics and much more valuable than just a copy of a comic you own!"I look forward to Marvel explaining the value in multiple digital copies of Civil War #0 for their $4 books.
I look forward to Marvel explaining the value in multiple digital copies of Civil War #0 for their $4 books.
X-Men Apocalypse was a pure shit movie. I liked how cheap the scenes of Apocalypse and his Horsemen striking dumb poses on a truly cheap looking "desert cliff" set.
And Whedon's X-Men was great. Last great X-Men run not counting Uncanny X-Force.
I look forward to Marvel explaining the value in multiple digital copies of Civil War #0 for their $4 books.
Future Quest ends at #12 much like The Flintstones(which we learned weeks ago).
At least they get to end the way they wanted it looks like.been saying this for months. the story felt like it was nearing an conclusion at #8.
kinda sad but I rather it end strong.
two of my favorite comics ending this year :/
At least they get to end the way they wanted it looks like.
Hopefully DC will do Deluxe HC's for both of them.
I still have my digital discounted trades. I can waitAs expected CMX has updated the price for DC's April single shipping books to 3.99, so no digital discount.
At least they get to end the way they wanted it looks like.
Hopefully DC will do Deluxe HC's for both of them.