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the year I fail to get tix, they start sending them out in fancy boxes...
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Action Figure GAF would be the place to ask about those. I think a few people over there dabble with the line.Hey ComicsGAF, does anyone have any of the Mezco One:12 line of figures? I'm thinking about picking up The Flash but I'm curious about quality.
Hey guys, I haven't read for a few pages so forgive me if this has been asked: but is anyone else having trouble with the Amazon sale? I bought one volume successfully, and it showed up on my comixology account. But now when I try to get more it just says that I don't have a kindle connected to my Amazon account. Has this happened to anyone else?
This is exactly how I felt about it. I agreed, to a degree, that fans can be way overblown as for their reactions, but criticism is still criticism.I agree with him to a point.
It's the Superman dilemma. "What now?" is I want writers who are better than I to come up with creative situations and put Dick Grayson, a fictional person who is better than I am, in them. I want to see how a hero deals with those issues. I want to know how Dick Grayson handles certain moral dilemmas. With characters like this, you test them with hard choices.
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I loved moments like this in the book.
I hated almost everything else Simone did with Bane, a lot of writers did the same. They looked at him and thought of him as being nothing more than a muscle bound goon who got lucky against Batman instead of a real threat. The man is actually quite smart, understands many languages and can plan strategy rather well. It wasn't until the previous Batman trilogy that some writers wised up and understood there actually was some *gasp* depth to him. That he could be more than MUSCLED RAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAGE.
Video games like the Arkham series even did the same. A shame.
Christopher Priest's reaction to the fans criticism of the recent crossover
http://lamerciepark.com/wp/?p=606
Saw Wonder Woman today with my mom and girlfriend. We all loved it.
Gonna have to jump into rebirth Wonder Woman. Read the first issue from FCBD and it looks good.
I agree with him on Wally. It's good to add wrinkles, drama, etc into characters lives.
What's not okay is reverting characters and ruining previous character development that's been established by other authors. Seriously, how many times does Damien need to become a jerk again before he grows as a character, and then a writer comes and ignores all that?!
If you wanted Damien to ruin Wally's heart, at least make it so that's the only choice that was left, and let him show some remorse on it.
Lazarus Contract was poorly written, and now I know why at least.
Man, I hope she stays on for variants after #25:
He's a jerk in Super sons but not as bad as he was here even in Teen titans from waht i read he is not as big of a dickI agree with him on Wally. It's good to add wrinkles, drama, etc into characters lives.
What's not okay is reverting characters and ruining previous character development that's been established by other authors. Seriously, how many times does Damien need to become a jerk again before he grows as a character, and then a writer comes and ignores all that?!
If you wanted Damien to ruin Wally's heart, at least make it so that's the only choice that was left, and let him show some remorse on it.
Lazarus Contract was poorly written, and now I know why at least.
How was The Legend of Wonder Woman originally packaged? These pages feel like they were originally split in two or something. Was this 27 "books"?
Can't blame him when Priest just wrote he doesn't have time to read comics.
Pretty much, guess they just needed a crossover but you could have done the whole thing in Priest's Deathstroke and not miss anything, the titans stuff feels like fluffThe Lazarus Contract was basically a 2-issue storyline by Priest in Deathstroke and the Annual, with Titans and Teen Titans as tie-ins to explain how their characters got here. And it was a great bit of superhero nonsense, that dealt once again with Deathstroke being unable to understand the world beyond being a supervillain meathead mercenary dipshit.
It also had what I am almost certainwas a dig at how corporate comics tend to fuck over legacy characters when they're PoC, but maybe I'm reading too much into it.Jackson and Wally being left behind
Yea Superman is also extra sized.
Would rather read priest comics than most of big two output
Appreciate you!Action Figure GAF would be the place to ask about those. I think a few people over there dabble with the line.
Can't
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Marvel
Classics
Yes the Dark Reign book is a prequel to the council of ricks stuffArt buyers: WW Year One
Picked up all the Hickman FF trades in the sale after reading most in single issues. I start with Dark Reign, right?
How much have you already spend?
He says while he sells his house and carLa la la la I can't hear you
Duvic is definitely an interesting character in the story. Baltimore (the book itself) is very much about the kind of doomed hero trope. Doomed to his fate, dooming those who are unfortunate enough to come into contact with him despite his intentions and it's interesting to think of that trope in terms of Duvic, as well as Baltimore. Duvic very much considers himself to be the hero right?
Yea it was until the arc after 9/11 where he took off his mask and announced his identity to media CamerasI'm reading Alias for the first time. Captain America's identity is "secret"?? Was it back then? I didn't realize that was ever the case.
Art buyers: WW Year One
Picked up all the Hickman FF trades in the sale after reading most in single issues. I start with Dark Reign, right?
Yeah, how fantastic was theNo Man's Land scene? Probably one of my favorite comic movie scenes ever.
It got me in the mood to catch up on WW Rebirth, which I stopped buying 5 or 6 issues ago.
Wondering if someone can answer this for me: DC is doing Deluxe Hardcovers with the first two volumes of several of the DC Rebirth books. Will they continue collecting them like that in addition to the trades or will only those first two volumes be collected as such?
Wait, they're collecting Rebirth in hc? like across the board or just certain books?
How did black widow and mockingbird end up?
Yeah it was. Wigged me out when I read that for the first time, because it had been so long since I read anything with him having a secret identity that I actually forgot about it.I'm reading Alias for the first time. Captain America's identity is "secret"?? Was it back then? I didn't realize that was ever the case.
the year I fail to get tix, they start sending them out in fancy boxes...
Wait, they're collecting Rebirth in hc? like across the board or just certain books?
OHCs for Rebirth
Detective Comics
Wonder Woman
JLA
Batman
Green Arrow
Superman
Harley Quinn
Nightwing
Flash
Suicide Squad
Action comics
Justice league
Aquaman
Trinity is also getting hardcovers but I'm unsure if it's OHC
Glad you liked it too! I was really curious to see what you thought of theOkay, so here come my thoughts on The Spire. First of all, I loved it. I fell deeper into the world as the series went on. I can easily say that I've never been more intrigued by a book. With each issue I was increasingly desperate to know the mystery surrounding the events.
I'm going to compare this to Six Gun Gorilla a bit because it's by the same creative team and many of you have read it. My one complaint about The Spire is how I felt at the end, which I'll spoiler tag.I felt sad. And deflated. There is no good here. Everyone I'd grown to love dies, except Sha, though she loses everything anyway. And the younger sibling becomes Barron and that can only be so good. I mean... She doesn't seem the leading type. So I don't really hold out a ton of hope for the city.
Compare this to SGG. I was not sad whenIt was fitting. It felt right. And there was just no other way to go, really. But in the Spire I was bummed. Doesn't tarnish my opinion of the book, though. The book is brilliant. And I did enjoy it very much along the way.Blue, who I totally related to, died at the end.
Last thing I'll say is that I found it interesting that Spurrier chose to have Shatransition, as it were, from male to female. (I am female-to-male transgender, for those who don't know). I remember reading in some new age-y Shirley MacLaine book a million years ago that some people believe gay people were the opposite gender in a past life. And that their attraction to the same sex is carryover from that. I wonder if that's the sort of theory Spurrier was playing with when it came to Sha.
Great book. I'll read it again soon.But not too soon.
Okay, so here come my thoughts on The Spire. First of all, I loved it. I fell deeper into the world as the series went on. I can easily say that I've never been more intrigued by a book. With each issue I was increasingly desperate to know the mystery surrounding the events.
It seems like most though there are some exceptions like the Green Lantern Books so not sure what's up with those or if they'll get ones down the line.
Ah thank you, there are some there I wasn't aware were getting some.
Aw, I'm glad you enjoyed it so much! It really is a fantastic book, most likely my favourite thing I've read this year so far. I do totally agree the ending is quite sad, it's a tough one to swallow,. Ty and myself were discussing this a bit last month, and not to be lazy, but I thought I summed up my thoughts quite concisely in one post that I was quite pleased with lol so I'll drop that in here as a link but yea. There's no getting away from how sad it is, but it feels well *right* and complete as a thought.When Pug dies omg
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