Gaf got CW2 right lol.
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Gaf got CW2 right lol.
echoshifting
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That was crazy. The leaker didn't hang around, did he? Can't remember who it was.
I always check neogaf forums for news. Though off topic sometimes lags behind relevant comics news
Echo, that dog thread, I didnt want to say anything there for obvious reasons, but is that like a suburban American thing, for dogs to be loose like that?
I have never, nor will I ever be outside with any dog I own without a leash. Granted I live in a city, but even then I still sometimes see people with no leash on their dogs and just cringe at seeing cars coming or something. Having a dog run over by a car is up there with my worst nightmares (which is why im also so paranoid with my doors)
I have never, nor will I ever be outside with any dog I own without a leash. Granted I live in a city, but even then I still sometimes see people with no leash on their dogs and just cringe at seeing cars coming or something. Having a dog run over by a car is up there with my worst nightmares (which is why im also so paranoid with my doors)
The more I read about Death of X the more interested I become. Thankfully Marvel isn't going to be dragging it out and Lemire is saying things that could be taken as hopeful lol.
I'm hoping for some good words out of the X-Men and Spider-Man comic panels.
I'm hoping for some good words out of the X-Men and Spider-Man comic panels.
I think it really depends on the person and their pet.
echoshifting
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It's not universal or anything. I never let my dog out front off leash (but then he's a bullmastiff). We are extremely careful with our pets; both our cats are indoor-only as well. But yeah it happens often enough that sometimes those things just happen.
One of my neighbors has a little dog that she likes to let run around when she takes her kids to the bus stop in the morning. The shit that dog gets into just blows my mind, man. It runs under the bus and refuses to come out, or chases it. It ran up to my car once and I just had to stop in the middle of the road and ask the kids waiting at the stop if it was gone. That's a tragedy waiting to happen if you ask me, right in front of a bunch of kids. And they never do anything to stop it, they rarely even call it when it's running around in the road. It's a really small dog too so it wouldn't take much, especially with a fucking school bus. I don't get it at all.
My most hyped event next to saga's first event this fall
Freezasaurus
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It looks kinda creepy. Are those supposed to be Joker's hands on her face?
whatsinaname
Member
I think she is holding up someone else's severed hands to her face.
I took them to be severed hands. Maybe they are Jokers severed hands considering how comic Harley feels about Joker right now.
Oh and another thing. This cover seems tonally waaaay different than the book that team is putting out. There are so many other artists that fit into the style of the book and could do great work.
ViewtifulJC
Banned
That was confirmed the minute they got Bill Sienkiewicz on board
Oh I am very aware of the fact that this was done knowingly. You don't hire that man if you don't want art like this. I just think it is a very odd choice for a book that has gone out of its way to be light and fun.
Freezasaurus
Member
Oh, well that's lovely. Seems way out of character for current Harley.
Brianimaniac
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I guess I've never really had an expectation that variant covers have anything at all to do with the contents of the book.
(I am Riskington.)
(I am Riskington.)
Freezasaurus
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Have any of you guys played that game Oxenfree? Currently trying to choose between that and Assault Suit Leynos on PS4.
BrightLightLava
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I did. It's cool and creepy, and the chose your own adventure-ness of it all is Fun. It's pretty short, but, if you're into it, there's some replayability.
Freezasaurus
Member
I'll keep it on my radar, but I think I'm going with Leynos for now. Feel like playing a mech shooter.
Boogiewasright I think.
I'm fine with you making up games in order to avoid playing Overwatch. Today i played Pancake Hopscotch and took first place.
ViewtifulJC
Banned
I laughed way too hard at this
Trickster
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Thanks. Out of curiousity, are there any differences between paperbacks and hardcovers, besides what kind of cover you get?
Freezasaurus
Member
Usually, no. But sometimes it will depend on the book. The hardcover may have bonus content like concept art and things like that.
whatsinaname
Member
Like Freeza said, HCs may have extra stuff.
Some hardcovers are slightly larger in size than the paperbacks/single issues (I mean page size, not thickness of book). But they are priced higher too. Marvel calls them oversized hard covers and DC calls them deluxe editions.
Trickster
Member
Alright thanks for the quick answers guys.
But I found another question
Basically, I was checking out the Infinity hardcover on that cheap comics site. And in the description it says this -
Does this mean that these big event books actually contain more than just the primary 6-8 issues from an event?
But I found another question
Basically, I was checking out the Infinity hardcover on that cheap comics site. And in the description it says this -
Does this mean that these big event books actually contain more than just the primary 6-8 issues from an event?
Freezasaurus
Member
Depends on the story. In the case of Infinity, it was a big event that involved the Avengers books as well. The issues of Infinity itself covered the main portion of the story, but you'd miss a lot of it if you didn't read Avengers and New Avengers as well.
This is actually the reading order for Infinity (and the order in which the issues are printed in the Infinity trade):
Trickster
Member
Uhm, so just to be complety clear. The big Infinity hardcover book contain not only the 1-6 issues of infinty, but also the relevant avengers and new avengers issues that's on that checklist?
Freezasaurus
Member
Yes. It's the entire event.
Trickster
Member
whatsinaname
Member
Started reading Lee/Kirby FF from the beginning. And right in #1, we get Richards deciding to call himself Mr. Fantastic. Sue Storm was also super manipulative to get Ben up into space. -_-
Honestly this kind of thing can get VERY convoluted. Try to keep it simple at first. Some events contain only the event, some contain the event and some essential tie-ins, and some contain the event and all of the tie-ins. Just pay attention to the description.
BKatastrophe
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As an Inhumans fan and an X-Men fan, I am insanely excited for Death of X
Freezasaurus
Member
I love how Ben sounds excited about Susan referring to him as a thing.
whatsinaname
Member
Yeah. I hadn't realised that dynamic existed. He also says something about how she could be with Reed when he is around.
Also interesting to see that Mole Man is the first villain.
Freezasaurus
Member
Also the most boring.
Trickster
Member
Basically my entire comic experience thus far lol.
I basically said fuck it and just made a list of series I wanted to give a shot. Sorted them by year and started reading one a time
TheDarkKnight774
Member
Lee/Kirby FF are some of the most wild and insane comics out there. I love them
whatsinaname
Member
I rather enjoyed his arc in Waid's DD. Also excited for what North and Henderson's take on him is.
Have you considered getting a couple of months of Marvel Unlimited? (They have one month free codes sometimes). Will help you decide what characters/writers you might want to dig deeper into.
Sibersk Esto
Banned
Old fantastic four comics are the best. It feels like everyone on the team is on the edge of going nuts.
Freezasaurus
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Marvel does so many relaunches and renumberings that it can be very confusing to new readers. If you decide you want to continue the big Marvel stories after Infinity, these are the next two you would need to read:
It's all top-notch stuff.
So, I'm a pretty new comics reader. Been doing it for a little over a year, almost exclusively in hardcovers and trade paperbacks. The absolute BEST advice I can give you is to start with a bunch of standalone or mostly self-contained runs and/or stories. Find characters that interest you and there are plenty of good runs/miniseries/etc for them. We'd be happy to recommend you stuff.
But you may be a long-time comics reader that is just now getting into the collected editions. Regardless, if you say some characters you're interested in, we could almost definitely recommend stuff.
Megatron
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Wolf man and Perez teen titans volume 5 pre order is only $8.45 on Amazon right now. That's more than half off the $19.99 list! Link for the lazy: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1401263585/?tag=neogaf0e-20
Also bought the Spiderman Tombstone trade on prime day. So awesome. Marvel actually remembered they published Spiderman comics outside of Amazing...,
Also bought the Spiderman Tombstone trade on prime day. So awesome. Marvel actually remembered they published Spiderman comics outside of Amazing...,
Trickster
Member
I'm already using Marvel Unlimited as my means of reading their stuff
I dunno, I don't really have a problem with the relaunches and renumberings. My main issue I think, is that these characters have been around for litterally a decade or more. And so when I as a newcomer am trying to get into the Marvel universe, there's so many references to past events, and/or character/organizations that are namedropped or introduced constantly with little to no explanation. Which can make it quite confusing to properly understand what's going on.
What I've decided to do in to try and avoid that problem, has really just been to read pretty much everything that is part of the proper marvel universe going back to right after the end of the first civil war event. Basically I have a list of close to 200 series/runs I want to try reading...So far I've read like 10 lol. I consider my comic book reading a long term project
I'm already using Marvel Unlimited as my means of reading their stuff
I dunno, I don't really have a problem with the relaunches and renumberings. My main issue I think, is that these characters have been around for litterally a decade or more. And so when I as a newcomer am trying to get into the Marvel universe, there's so many references to past events, and/or character/organizations that are namedropped or introduced constantly with little to no explanation. Which can make it quite confusing to properly understand what's going on.
What I've decided to do in to try and avoid that problem, has really just been to read pretty everything that is part of the proper marvel universe going back to right after the end of the first civil war event. Basically I have a list of close to 200 series/runs I want to try reading...So far I've read like 10 lol.
It really depends on the character, but you can honestly jump on at pretty much any point and your knowledge will increase the more you read and discuss comic related things, especially when many of the current books aren't that far in. If you want to go back multiple years Marvel Now from 2012 seems to be a popular spot outside of certain books like Spider-Man, which would be a bit awkward.
TropicalFish
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The Dead Or Alive movie is my guilty pleasure lmao. It's such a fun movie. I probably like it more than Mortal Kombat tbh.
Anyways anyone still reading Injustice? Is Year Five any interesting?
Anyways anyone still reading Injustice? Is Year Five any interesting?
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