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Why does he wear the mask!?
So spoiler aside, how was Cap #1?
Very good imo. Story is set up well, and I personally find the twist interesting.
Just read the latest Old Man Logan, man I love the art.
So spoiler aside, how was Cap #1?
So spoiler aside, how was Cap #1?
And the whole thesis of the book, hope & optimism (or really nostalgia) winning over darkness, seems tonally deaf considering Johns masterminded the whole darkness part. Everything he's refuting in the book is stuff he created. The tone of "it was somebody else" doesn't work for me.
Congrats
Congratulation! Do you have your results already?
reboot your degree and do it again.
As in the cmx one?So I just bought Unlimited. It's so crazy. How many titles do you guys/gals get per month? I ended up putting 30 different titles in my library and was very quickly overwhelmed. I've now reduced it to about 10 and I almost think that's too much.
See that's the one thing I have the biggest problem with when we discuss Rebirth. Geoff Johns couldn't do darkness stranded deep in an unlit cave with nothing but Smiths records.
Violence? Sure, all the time, to an alarming degree in fact. But darkness? Nah. Like, at the end of the day, his comics always end up with heroes saving the day, and making the world a better and brighter place. No one compromises in Geoff Johns comics. Heroes never lose. They get knocked down, but always with the implication that they'll rise back up. Yeah, sometimes arms get torn off, and zombie babies get barfed blood at, but, it's just visual spectacle, it's just "here's this messed up idea, look at how weird and twisted it is".
The darkness in Watchmen comes, in part, from its complete and thorough look at all the ways in which superhero fiction doesn't work and is unhealthy, from the unchecked American nationalism to the weird sexual attitudes. There's none of that in Johns' body of work. It's always affirming that, no matter what, whatever the odds may be and however many gallons of blood they'll barf at you, superheroes will win because they are cool and good.
Also, yo Gary Frank, learn how to draw Asian people. That shit got close to racist caricatures. I'm reading Totally Awesome Hulk and it's all Korean-American art team understands how to draw a variety of Asian people.
Thanks!
I won't know my overall classification for a little while, but I'm guaranteed at least a 2:1.
Read the new Cap. Why is Sharon looking so much older?
Dan Abnett now exclusive to DC
geoff johns comics
IN 2016
geoff johns comics
IN 2016
Dan Abnett now exclusive to DC
Forever Evil was so much fun.
As in the cmx one?
I would just keep all the titles in your library to save you the time of trying to search for them again.
I have
Lone wolf and cub 1-4
Love and rockets
Scott pilgrim volume 1
All of valiant volumes 1
Samurai jack- you can read just about the whole series for free and then pay 6 bucks to finish is a steal
I gotta read all that at least before
Forever Evil was when I dropped all of the DC books I was reading except Batman. My interest sank like a stone through Villains Month (which was by and large terrible comics with very few exceptions) and was totally dead before the event was finished.
I am glad I read at least some of it though, now that I'm reading Darkseid War, as it is referenced rather heavily in this event.
Ahhhh gotcha. Then yea you about to get overwhelmedOpps I should have specified. Marvel Unlimited.
I get why, but, really, Justice League got REALLY GOOD after Forever Evil. Getting Luthor in the mix was dope as hell.
I don't know how Johns is going to help the DCU in any fashion. He seems the type of person who would write the Papa Kent in a cyclone emotional moment and think super beings punching themselves through buildings for 15 minutes if interesting. Which is what Zach Snyder was giving us anyway.
What happened in Cap? I don't read it so feel free to spoil me.
it was boring and ugly and ruined my favourite shit comic (jla) but i did like that justice league
I mean, I didn't like any of the tie-ins that I read: Justice League Dark and Constantine had that garbage-ass Blight storyline and Suicide Squad was bad before that, but the tie-in was when it went really bad. Still, I really liked Forever Evil. The chemistry between the villains was great and I felt like it had some really just plain badass moments. Didn't find it boring at all.Forever Evil was when I dropped all of the DC books I was reading except Batman. My interest sank like a stone through Villains Month (which was by and large terrible comics with very few exceptions) and was totally dead before the event was finished.
I am glad I read at least some of it though, now that I'm reading Darkseid War, as it is referenced rather heavily in this event.
What happened in Cap? I don't read it so feel free to spoil me.
Cap says "Hail Hydra" on the last page.
Captain America: Steve Rogers #1 spoilers:
Modern Steve says "Hail Hydra".
Mr. Johns was creative consultant and a producer for Green Lantern.
I do find it hilarious that Marvel managed to get all that coveted "mainstream buzz" on the day of DC's big relaunch.
Taking a page from the Blizzard playbook.
That movie doesn't existMr. Johns was creative consultant and a producer for Green Lantern.
All if oversizedDo most new Marvel hardcovers come with dust jackets? Cause I just received Dr. Strange vol 1 and thankfully it doesn't.
I do find it hilarious that Marvel managed to get all that coveted "mainstream buzz" on the day of DC's big relaunch.
Taking a page from the Blizzard playbook.
Wonder how long this blowback from Cap will last? A week?
Wonder how long this blowback from Cap will last? A week?
Chapter 2: You guys misheard me, I said "hey, Hydra, you're the bad guys so I'm going to fight you since I'm a good guy. You know, good guys, like the opposite of the bad guys, like not part of Hydra".
Wonder how long this blowback from Cap will last? A week?
This is something that is gonna have a profound effect on the Marvel universe. Ive seen a lot of people say things like, Oh, itll be wrapped up in the arc, or Give it six months. And I can tell you, thats not the case. This has real lasting repercussions that are gonna be with us for a while.
Nope. Nick Spencer doubled and tripled down on it in a interview today:
http://www.thedailybeast.com/articl...-turned-steve-rogers-into-a-supervillain.html
He and Brevoort basically don't understand or care why it upset people, and are steamrolling on.
It doesn't really matter if it wraps up quickly or not; it's just a story. someone messed with the timeline or he's doing a double agent shtick or something . This is like people getting upset over the Da Vinci Code all over again - it's fiction, goddammit
Nope. Nick Spencer doubled and tripled down on it in a interview today:
http://www.thedailybeast.com/articl...-turned-steve-rogers-into-a-supervillain.html
He and Brevoort basically don't understand or care why it upset people, and are steamrolling on.
Some people might think that, and I get it. But to some it's not. This sums up why some people are upset, especially Jews:
http://panels.net/2016/05/26/on-steve-rogers-1-antisemitism-and-publicity-stunts/