All-New. All-Different. But still stale.
Are we talking about Subway or Comics?
All-New. All-Different. But still stale.
Are we talking about Subway or Comics?
Who cares?
lol excalibur is the best x-comic in human history, son
lol excalibur is the best x-comic in human history, son
Who cares?
Excalibur has one of the cooler looking teambases in Heroclix.
Anka on an ongoing is worthy of a happy jig. That it's Captain Marvel? Yeah, that's also good, I guess. Whatever.
Who cares?
Wait, they don't have the Excalibur: The Sword is Drawn special edition issue. God dammit Marvel/CMX
The design if anyone cares, I guess
Sorry if old. Whatever.
Gilley reblogged my fan art. Imma be Tumblr famous now. Imma stay humble tho and remember where I came from
Ha! I just asked them for it. Another dude emailed me this morning. They're being very forthcoming about the problems with the launch. It even sounded like the SD uploads were supposed to be HD. Pledged to fix everything I groused about, so I'd recommend everyone reach out to Support with any issues.
I'm almost to tumblr fame, just need another hundred followers...Gilley reblogged my fan art. Imma be Tumblr famous now. Imma stay humble tho and remember where I came from
yeah "quit" Banana Republic
dat delayed firing to build suspense smh
Another reason I need to quit one of my jobs. All y'all keep getting my two jobs mixed up. Banana Republic is the one I'm totally safe at. My full-time website job is the sketchy one.
The design if anyone cares, I guess
Sorry if old. Whatever.
Who cares?
wow so you're about to be fired from both jobs AND your girl got stolen
get it together Kipp
Does X-Men #1 come before or after X-Men # 1, and what about X-Men #1.
A relaunch after only 5 issues? Really?
Well it had all that history that was making it inaccessible.
"The aim with this first couple of issues is to give folks who are new an entry point into Gwen’s world but to also fill in a little back story for people who’ve been with us awhile," said Latour.
I've no doubt big issue numbers scare off new potential readers. I wouldn't jump into an x-men book that is 200 issues in. I know I am not alone.
Man 100,200,300 Ect are all milestones and new arcs. It would be more impressive if a new reader just decided to jump in on issue 216.
I've no doubt big issue numbers scare off new potential readers. I wouldn't jump into an x-men book that is 200 issues in. I know I am not alone.
I wouldn't jump in at 216 feeling like I would have to read the other 215.
The only reason I came back to comics was because new 52 happened and #1d loads of books.
Man 100,200,300 Ect are all milestones and new arcs. It would be more impressive if a new reader just decided to jump in on issue 216.
That's what I did back in the day, my first X-Men comic was from the middle of Claremont and Byrne's run and I just went with it. (please mind spelling)
But 20 volumes of #1-10s that are a continuous storyline would be something you'd be down for? You'd hop on at Volume 21, issue #1 and ignore the previous 20 volumes?
Man 100,200,300 Ect are all milestones and new arcs. It would be more impressive if a new reader just decided to jump in on issue 216.
See, that's the thing. I can do this, you can do this, a lot of serious comic readers can do this, but many people can't and won't. And most people, understandably, prefer to start with wherever the arc or run began. Yeah, you can easily get back issues/trades, but only if you know when the starting point you want actually is (Well, less important for trades but still). Why can't that just be issue #1?
See, that's the thing. I can do this, you can do this, a lot of serious comic readers can do this, but many people can't and won't. And most people, understandably, prefer to start with wherever the arc or run began. Yeah, you can easily get back issues/trades, but only if you know when the starting point you want actually is (Well, less important for trades but still). Why can't that just be issue #1?
High comic issues are a bit of a legacy of where you'd either have people on books for years and years or the writing/art jobs would fluctuate super often. Stories were often one-shot or a couple issues or at least that's how people tended to view things.