Well, I trade wait, so if reviews are good and more details make them more appealing to me, I'll check them out. But that admittedly broad genre is a hard one to really grab me. The Discipline and Coffin Hill seem most likely to intrigue me. Considering how many books I read, tough choices have to be made, and it's easier to win my attention in genres I'm predisposed to enjoy than ones I'm predisposed to take issue with. I'm tough to please with fantasy.
Basically, I'm just sad none of them jump out and make me wish I could be reading them now.
I just want to say that very little of the offerings are fantasy.
Sandman is deeply rooted in mythology.
Dead Boy Detectives, from the scant comics we've seen them in, is more of a detective book with a paranormal twist.
Discipline seems to be some sort of erotic thriller from Peter Milligan (who is totally underrated).
Suiciders is sci-fi sporting Bermejo goodness.
So, two of the titles have fantasy elements while the others really offer a variety of genres and literary scenarios.
I get the save-money mentality when it comes to comics because there's always going to be too many books for your wallet, but it sucks that you just kind of brushed off this wonderful Vertigo resurgence that we're getting with an odd generalized comment about the books.
Seriously, I'm probably gonna check them all out. I was a bit disappointed that Kelly Sue DeConnick's involvement is just a one shot in that Halloween anthology and not an ongoing title. For my money she's the more talented between her and her husband.
Yooo, shots fired. So you're saying she's ghostwriting Casanova?! And Hawkeye?!