what...what is this amazingness?
Hey guys, how was Dial H? I'm looking at that DLX hardcover on IST.
Currently at the Time Travel Arc with Teenage-Reed.
What an insane book. So hyped to go through the rest tomorrow.
That's one of my favorite parts of the run due to the sheer absurdity of it. Reed's long-lost dad appears in a flash of light and tells his son that his soul is reverberating through the timestream in a way that defies the time-laws as set by Immortus. As a result, Immortus has instituted a genocide of Nathaniel Richards, and he needs his son's help. Reed, who at this point is just a really smart college student, is just like "okay dad, I can help."
PSA: guardians Team up by Andy Lanning with Gustavo Duarte on art is a rocket raccon pet avengers team up!
Wow! Great idea actuallygreatest origin story ever
Dat space Inhumans.
And how after a series of One Shots everything is tied together.
greatest origin story ever
New Avengers #24 and 25 - fuuuuuuuuuck. Cabal going ham on worlds. Namor groveling to Doom, and Doom being Doom and saying "lolno". Im now caught up with NA on Mu.
that being said, because I was so into NA these last few issues, I read them all in a row instead of alternating with Avengers as I had been doing, and I feel like I missed something. The 8 month jump was weird, and I checked back a few pages back when someone asked about the reading order, and aparently I should have raid Avengers 34 before these 2 issues (which is actually the next Avengers issue I had queued, which is after Original Sin). Oh well, Ill go read Avengers to catch up tonight
Then its Axis, and im about caught up with almost everything modern (again, on MU). not bad, I cant start reading some old stuff again. I do still have Wolverine to read and catch up before I read all the Death of Wolverine stuff, and Amazing Spiderman to catch up before I read all the Edge of Spiderverse stuff.
Tell me about Death of Wolverine, because I know literally nothing except that he dies and that his healing factor got removed somehow at some point
you know exactly as much as me then
theres a million different "Death of" books tho, and Ive been putting them all on hold because I havent read the current Wolverine volume (well, current before he died lol)
SOMEONE TELL ME ABOUT DEATH OF WOLVERINE
Wolverine died
I mean like...is that it?
Pretty much, yeah.
Wolverine died
Everything arkon is saying is completely true. Issue 13 of Dial H is fucking masterful and if y'all love comics any amount, read it. I mean, read the whole series as well, 'cause it's short, smart, fun as fuck, and deserves love.It was superb. Wish it had gone on longer because I know Mieville had a couple of years worth of stories he wanted to tell. Dial H #13 might just be my favourite single issue of the past few years. Or at the very least is certainly up there.
Would have loved to have seen it under Vertigo where it might have survived longer with the lower sales threshold.
Well it's okay I guess. Not bad, but nit very good either.Sounds boring
Does it have cool fights and a moving funeral scene?
Well it's okay I guess. Not bad, but nit very good either.
There's a hit out on a dying Wolverine. Cool concept that the book can't live up to, but it's okay. No funeral scene in that bookSounds boring
Does it have cool fights and a moving funeral scene?
It's about half as good. The one thing that Hickman had in FF that he is usually absent on other good runs is he didn't ignore the family and the heart. Usually Hickman can get cold with his stories and FF is ripe for that but he really added a ton of warmth between the characters along with the exploring the unknown.Fuck, this fish-man issue.
I never gave a shit about the Fantastic Four, but this is soooo good.
If Hickmana Avenger is just half that good... Oh my god.
Everything arkon is saying is completely true. Issue 13 of Dial H is fucking masterful and if y'all love comics any amount, read it. I mean, read the whole series as well, 'cause it's short, smart, fun as fuck, and deserves love.
Uh oh. Running out of issuesStarman #61 - #74 ;(
Golgoth rules the world - or does he? The armored despot thinks he controls most of the populated Earth, ruling through military might and fear. But he can't even trust his own super-powered staff as some plot to free themselves from his grip. It's a tumultuous time as the balance of power begins to shift.
Pretty sure they all die.Are Ant-Man, Spider-Gwen, and Squirrel Girl all coming out tomorrow?
I think it's just as good. It's thematically consistent as well as with everything Hickman has done recently.Fuck, this fish-man issue.
I never gave a shit about the Fantastic Four, but this is soooo good.
If Hickmana Avenger is just half that good... Oh my god.
Man, I'm at the end of this novel (kind of like comics, but no pictures and words everywhere) I'm reading, and some shit happened that kinda ruined it all for me. Gut-punched by feels. Ugh.
I'm just gonna borrow this....
What's the book?
Attention comic book lovers! Do you like Waid? Do you like Barry Kitson? Do you like Dr Doom? Have you ever wondered what'd happen if took over the world and won? Years before Waid did stories like Irredeemable he wrote the mini series Empire. And it looks like they're doing a reprint that comes out this week. It's a pretty under rated and fun read.
http://www.amazon.com/Empire-Mark-Waid/dp/1631403052/ref=tmm_pap_title_0
http://www.instocktrades.com/TP/IDW/EMPIRE-TP/FEB150347
Okay, New Avengers is badass. I loved The Black Swan. She ate some French Fries.
Attention comic book lovers! Do you like Waid? Do you like Barry Kitson? Do you like Dr Doom? Have you ever wondered what'd happen if took over the world and won? Years before Waid did stories like Irredeemable he wrote the mini series Empire. And it looks like they're doing a reprint that comes out this week. It's a pretty under rated and fun read.
http://www.amazon.com/Empire-Mark-Waid/dp/1631403052/ref=tmm_pap_title_0
http://www.instocktrades.com/TP/IDW/EMPIRE-TP/FEB150347
It was superb. Wish it had gone on longer because I know Mieville had a couple of years worth of stories he wanted to tell. Dial H #13 might just be my favourite single issue of the past few years. Or at the very least is certainly up there.
Would have loved to have seen it under Vertigo where it might have survived longer with the lower sales threshold.
What's the book?
Set in a near-future LA, a man falls in love with a beautiful android--but when she is kidnapped and sold piecemeal on the black market, he must track down her parts to put her back together.
Bad luck for Eliot Lazar, he fell in love with an android, a beautiful C-900 named Iris Matsuo. That's the kind of thing that can get you killed in late 21th century Los Angeles or anywhere else for that matter - anywhere except the man-made island of Avernus, far out in the Pacific, which is where Eliot and Iris are headed once they get their hands on a boat. But then one night Eliot knocks on Iris's door only to find she was kidnapped, chopped up, sold for parts.
Unable to move on and unwilling to settle for a woman with a heartbeat, Eliot vows to find the parts to put Iris back together again--and to find the sonofabitch who did this to her and get his revenge.
With a determined LAPD detective on his trail and time running out in a city where machines and men battle for control, Eliot Lazar embarks on a bloody journey that will take him to the edge of a moral precipice from which he can never return, from which mankind can never return.
This decision was in no way inspired by Ex Machina.