Are Cooke's Catwoman, Superman Confidential, and Detective Comics stuff on sale on Comixology worth it? (Also, damn, RIP)
Also, any of the non-Shutter stuff [url="https://www.comixology.com/comics-sale?list_id=11285&lang=1]here[/url]anything I should be grabbing?
Are Cooke's Catwoman, Superman Confidential, and Detective Comics stuff on sale on Comixology worth it? (Also, damn, RIP)
Also, any of the non-Shutter stuff [url="https://www.comixology.com/comics-sale?list_id=11285&lang=1]here[/url]anything I should be grabbing?
Are Cooke's Catwoman, Superman Confidential, and Detective Comics stuff on sale on Comixology worth it? (Also, damn, RIP)
Yes to all three. But note the Detective comics stuff is a backup mini in the comics. But it's great. And it's the Rucka era of Tec which is awesomeAre Cooke's Catwoman, Superman Confidential, and Detective Comics stuff on sale on Comixology worth it? (Also, damn, RIP)
Also, any of the non-Shutter stuff [url="https://www.comixology.com/comics-sale?list_id=11285&lang=1]here[/url]anything I should be grabbing?
I thought Civil war is about the new inhuman that is about to pop upMighty Morphin' Power Rangers #3
And so the secrets finally stop being secrets, and now we going in hard. Rita's not fucking around. Also, props to Zack for not being an idiot and making what is, quite literally the most valid point and observation.
Weavers #1
Boom! has been on a roll with me in the past year. Translucid, Burning Fields, Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers has been good, and now this. Really cool first issue, and a fairly interesting concept. Will keep reading. Especially considering it's only six issues.
All-New X-Men #9
You know, I thought the Apocalypse Wars would be super played out and boring, but they've actually been doing a really good job with them. Also, fucking Timestick! Radical!
The Uncanny Inhumans #8
Another artist change? Accompanied by a storyline that...I'll be honest, I don't see this drama as going anywhere interesting. I liked it better when it was just two adults bangin'. "Hey Medusa, it's me Johnny." "Hey Johnny. I'm lonely. Rail me." "Sick." That was my perception of their relationship. I liked that better.
The Ultimates #7
Well fuck, this is actually a really solid foundation of the plot of Civil War 2. I still don't think the event will be any good, if that FCBD issue is any indicator. Also once again, a notion that will stand the test of time and never change, fuck the Shi'ar.
Darwyn Cooke had a vision of the DC Universe that was uniquely his own, yet embraced by everyone. Once you saw his timeless designs and concepts for Batman, Catwoman, Superman, Wonder Woman, Green Lantern or any other character, you immediately adopted his jubilant interpretation of these heroes as your own and wanted more. His take on the most iconic heroes in the world were breathtakingly direct and elegant, powerful and cool. His were some of the most beautiful, fun DC superhero images we have ever seen.
"Darwyn Cooke lived life like a character from a Micky Spillane novel, a throwback to a bygone era that was, more than occasionally, reflected in his work," said DC Comics Co-Publisher Dan DiDio. "He was both compassionate and combative, approaching everything he did with a tenaciousness and temerity that is now unheard of in a world afraid to offend. The simplistic brilliance of his art and the natural flow of his storytelling not only elevated but enhanced all projects he touched and his passion and love of comics was reflected in every panel of every page. Working with Darwyn was not without its challenges. There were times we'd spend hours arguing over story then go months without talking, but we always found our way back, drawn together by the common bond and friendship comics creates. This is an industry-wide loss that I feel personally, but the sadness is mitigated in the knowing that the beauty and grace of his art will forever stand the test of time and be a monument to all that is great about comics."
Darwyn was one of our medium’s true innovators. A gifted artist and master storyteller, Darwyn began his career as a magazine art director and graphic designer. After answering an ad placed by Warner Bros animator Bruce Timm, Darwyn entered the world of animation, where he contributed to such shows as Batman: The Animated Series, Superman: The Animated Series and Men In Black: The Series. From there, Darwyn made the leap into print comics, where his character design was never more effective, enduring or entrancing. It was the look and honest simplicity of his characters for which Cooke became famous—as first seen in his breakout work Batman: Ego published over 15 years ago today and then followed up by his popular and critically acclaimed work on Catwoman: Selina's Big Score and The Spirit. Even after 15 years, Darwyn's design for Catwoman is still the one used today in both comics and inspired the look for Catwoman on the hit TV show, Gotham.
An Eisner-award winning artist and accomplished writer, Darwyn has been a much-loved and respected member of the comics community. He lent his signature retro style to all corners of the DC Universe, from Jonah Hex to Before Watchmen to Vertigo Comic’s The Twilight Children and, of course, his master work, DC: The New Frontier. His bold, direct style, often compared to the works of Joe Kubert, Alex Toth and Jack Kirby, reflected his down to earth, no nonsense personality. Darwyn Cooke always claimed that he was a lucky man to have such a wonderful family, friends, and such a wonderful life. He lived that life with the same brilliance and fearlessness that so permeated his work. And for those of us who knew this one-of-a-kind and genuine soul, we were lucky as well.
I thought Civil war is about the new inhuman that is about to pop up
How is Johns' Teen Titans omnibus? I've heard that you need an understanding of all the events that transpire during the book to understand a lot of what's going on. How does it stand up by itself?
Yes, but Carol takes the side of policing future threats, which makes sense given how shaken up she is about the fact that she just saw a bunch of futures where everything gets wrecked. It also provides a strong basis for how Thanos plays a role in the story. In the FCBD preview, they make it seem as though Thanos is coming out of nowhere. The Ultimates shows that to not be true, as he finds out about the new Cosmic Cube being created. Yet another thing Carol is extremely paranoid about.
I hate cancer.
As someone who's relatively new to comics, I still haven't read any of Cooke's work. Time to fix that.
I would try Selina's Big Score or The New Frontier first. Both are amazing.
Excellent choiceNew Frontier looks great. Going to read that first.
New Frontier looks great. Going to read that first.
New Frontier looks great. Going to read that first.
I hate cancer.
As someone who's relatively new to comics, I still haven't read any of Cooke's work. Time to fix that.
Can one of you fine folks avatarize the covers of New Frontier 2 and 6 for me?
Six - http://vignette2.wikia.nocookie.net...ntier_6.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20080711042452
Two - http://vignette2.wikia.nocookie.net...ntier_2.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20080711042351
Much appreciated
Do you want the title text?
Unless you can find clean versions without the text, but it really doesn't bother me.
Now this is how you do a cover to a book. None of that bland shit from the Gotham Cental Omnibus.
I guess I'll hold real close to my Absolute Edition of New Frontier. I'm thinking of donating or selling my omnibuses to make room.
The iZombie omnibus cover is certainly more interesting from a visual perspective. The Gotham Central cover may not be as exciting but it stays true to the tone of the book and the original design of the individual trade covers.
Unless you can find clean versions without the text, but it really doesn't bother me.
The dust jacket for Gotham is nice but the actualy cover is just a black book.
Aight, here ya go. Text free and with text.
Because of the way Imgur changed their file formatting *shakes fist at Imgur* you'll need to download 'em and select them off your hard drive rather than linking directly.
Thanks man!
You know, I don't care what everyone else says about you, I think you're alright.
LOL far from it. it is just cardboard. I think this is the only DC book I own where there is no artwork on the cover. Even Planetary has it.
Anyone else read My Hero Academy.