He can write a newsletter but not a comic? Hope he gets humbled.
Yeah, it's a terrible shame that he's putting the majority of his time and efforts into personal, creator-owned projects instead of corporate comics.
He can write a newsletter but not a comic? Hope he gets humbled.
There's no real best book honestly, but there's lots of good stuff all around.
For Marvel I love Hawkeye and Superior Foes of Spider-Man. No prior knowledge is needed to jump in and have fun.
For DC, the current Batman run by Scott Snyder is almost universally praised. I really like Batwoman too, I don't really read a lot of DC ongoings so I'm sure others can recommend more.
Check out some Image stuff too, they're putting out a lot of quality books. Sex Criminals and Rat Queens are great.
Trees definitely on my radar.
I understand it's a business thing and an overprint might be a problem, but it's a pain when customers have to plan ahead and blind purchase. Access to product shouldn't be this difficult. Another positive for digital.
We are talking about a newsletter. A newsletter. A newsletter in 2014. It's not like he is the EiC of Highlights or something important like that. A man who couldn't even last as long as a virgin on Moon Knight. I'm sure Supreme Blue Rose will talk about the human condition though....Yeah, it's a terrible shame that he's putting the majority of his time and efforts into personal, creator-owned projects instead of corporate comics.
We are talking about a newsletter. A newsletter. A newsletter in 2014. It's not like he is the EiC of Highlights or something important like that. A man who couldn't even last as long as a virgin on Moon Knight. I'm sure Supreme Blue Rose will talk about the human condition though....
Should I get this Omnibus? I'm enjoying Uncanny Avengers a lot and wouldn't mind some more of the background on the Apocalypse situation. Never been much of an X-reader is the thing, but I like Remender and will read it if it's a solid run.
There isn't really a large fuss over it. It's mostly a few die hards who just love it.
It's a once popular but now niche of a niche DC property. The basic premise is that they are a super hero team inspired by the heroes of the 21st Century, in the 31st Century, but most specifically by Superman. They had a large roster and had long lasting, dynamic relationships, and explored social themes like same sex relationships far before most other books.
Part of their fun and charm is the fact that they are a team of heroes with (mostly) a single power. It was fun to pick a favorite or a handful of favorites. For such a large cast they were remarkably well realized in their personalities.
It's hard to suggest books for them unfortunately because they've had a couple reboots and their trades haven't been collected in the best fashion; for the 60s stuff there are the archive editions.
For more modern books I'd suggest Legion Secret Origin, a 6 issue miniseries that looks at the core founders and how they came together. Some famous trades include Great Darkness Saga, Lightning Saga, Superman and the Legion of Superheroes, Final Crisis Legion of Three Worlds, Mon-El: Man of Valor. For the regular series stuff, the easiest and best collected trades are probably the Mark Waid stuff that starts with Teenage Revolution. It's a 50 issue run that sees Supergirl join around midway through.
We are talking about a newsletter. A newsletter. A newsletter in 2014. It's not like he is the EiC of Highlights or something important like that. A man who couldn't even last as long as a virgin on Moon Knight. I'm sure Supreme Blue Rose will talk about the human condition though....
Still judging the event off that first page, I see
For the record I thought that panel was funny
LOL you still have grudge over that?
i only skimmed it but wow good art
Read the great darkness saga and go in blind it's better that way
So does that arc hold up well over all this time? Like, as someone who isn't currently a fan of Legion, will I still enjoy it even though I don't tend to like older comics too much?
I strongly doubt it. If you're interested in the legion, do the Lightning Saga, Superman and the Legion and then Legion of Three Worlds. It's dope.
Cool cool. Thanks.
Also, in that order? Like, Lightning Saga is a decent intro into Legion?
Mark Waid or DnA's might be better . Lightning saga is more a JLA/JSA story
Mark Waid or DnA's might be better . Lightning saga is more a JLA/JSA story
Agree with this. Part of the appeal of Lightning Saga is having an idea of who the characters are.
I'd suggest one of these as an intro:
Legion Secret Origin
Elseworlds: Superboys Legion
Legion of Superheroes Volume 1: Teenage Revolution
I don't know why I continue to read Bendis' Guardians- it might be the worst ongoing I've ever stuck with. This week, the issue was almost entirely splash pages where nothing actually happened.
Anything of note happen in Futures End this week? I dropped it after last week's meh issue.
Cool cool. Thanks.
Also, in that order? Like, Lightning Saga is a decent intro into Legion?
Agree with this. Part of the appeal of Lightning Saga is having an idea of who the characters are.
I'd suggest one of these as an intro:
Legion Secret Origin
Elseworlds: Superboys Legion
Legion of Superheroes Volume 1: Teenage Revolution
Ha, me too. I flipped through #3 in the shop and didn't even bother buying it. This week's issue looked more interesting, but I'm not going to stick with a weekly series if every issue is going to be hit-or-miss.
So a new name, Sean Ryan is relaunching New Suicide Squad in July. This week released his setup issue, Suicide Squad 30. Nothing amazing happened in this issue. It did set up the new team a bit. It explained the politics that would be governing this new Suicide Squad. Sean Ryan's writing was clean and precise. No awkward dialog and just enough words to let the artist breath. I dig what I have read so far and with one of my favorite villains (Deathstroke) joining the group among Black Manta, Harley, Deadshot and others, I am really excited for this book.
When's the first issue of the new book? How was his Harley?
Before reading Lightning Saga I knew of the Legion but didn't know much about them. IIRC, in LS they're kinda mysterious since this was their reintroduction to the DCU, including fixing Superman's own timeline so he was actually in the future with them. The three stories are a loose trilogy and it was certainly the most excited I'd been about the characters, excited enough to read the new 52 books when they came out.
they're releasing a omnbus of punisher max next week. decisions and decisions.
Exactly.
Those four spots in my list can be put to better use than a mediocre weekly.
I don't know why I continue to read Bendis' Guardians- it might be the worst ongoing I've ever stuck with. This week, the issue was almost entirely splash pages where nothing actually happened.
First legitimately great Bendis Guardians of the Galaxy today. Finally a story that seems like it's going somewhere.
Stop having different opinions, guys.
Stop having different opinions, guys.
they're releasing a omnbus of punisher max next week. decisions and decisions.