Like, I read them and I was, like, "yo, this shit is hot garbage".
People say this ALL the time without explaining why.
It's beyond tedious at this point.
Like, I read them and I was, like, "yo, this shit is hot garbage".
People say this ALL the time without explaining why.
It's beyond tedious at this point.
That dog totally reads comics and is just waiting for him to leave the room.
What exactly do you want me to say?
I read a shit ton of his Spidey comics, from a bunch of arcs, and none of them were of any interest to me. They were boring, mostly had bad art, had shit characters, bad storylines, bad writing, so I didn't want to read anymore. I don't care if you think having a common opinion is tedious, it's not going to change that fact that that opinion is shared by a lot of people and for good reason.
No, it's tedious that people think it's shit like it's something oh so very clever to say and then say nothing when asked "why?". Nah, it just sucks. That's it. A whole lotta nothing to go along with useless posts.
And I will die as one of them
What? I asked you how it was bad and you're giving me vague terms like bad writing, bad art and bad whatever like I'm supposed to get what you're saying. Believe it or not, there are a lot of people on GAF (and the wider intertubes) that do like Slott's ASM, myself included. There isn't widespread hate for him like there is for Chuck Austen, Daniel Way and to a lesser extent Greg Land. And sure, you gave an opinion but did not explain in any detail how (and why) it was bad.Seems like you're bringing some baggage to this because I specifically said my opinion is pretty normal, there's nothing clever about it, it's just one basic ass opinion. I'm not breaking new grounds here by thinking Dan Slott's Spidey comics are bad.
I saw that but didn't get it. Will keep an eye out when I go back thoughAnybody else read Noble from Lion Forge? I thought it was pretty good and it was refreshing to have a superhero comic that doesn't have a bunch of hokey dialogue to explain what's going on, instead they let the art do the talking. And that art actually looked pretty good outside of sometimes weird-looking veins in characters' arms.
What? I asked you how it was bad and you're giving me vague terms like bad writing, bad art and bad whatever like I'm supposed to get what you're saying.
Okay, next time I read a comic that I don't like, I'll say "I don't like it" and not "it was bad", because that's somehow not the same thing.You don't like it, that's cool. I know people that don't like Slott's Spidey either. You could've said you didn't like it instead of saying it's bad or garbage.
Is that like a giant sized, oddly shaped omnibus in the center? Looks interesting.Man, James Tynion's collection is super legit.
Is that like a giant sized, oddly shaped omnibus in the center? Looks interesting.
That's not what happened. At all. I never asked you to talk about Dan Slott himself. I asked you why you think his Spidey is bad and in turn, you say he has bad characters and bad story or whatever as if I understood what you were talking about.Here's the thing, you're the one who wanted me to go into detail about a comic book writer that I don't care about because he makes bad comics.
I never asked for "insane detail". That's you thinking I am. Giving an informed opinion doesn't require paragraphs among paragraphs. Just elaborate a bit. I explained why I never liked Bendis' GotG many times before I gave up, it was slow with it's own story and it was being a written by a guy who never read the previous run by DnA that ended only a few years prior. Characters were written differently than before and none of them stand out. That's all. Heck, it doesn't even have to be as long as that even.I read them, I thought they weren't good, one might say bad, so I stopped reading them. That was that. Nothing more, nothing less, but that's somehow not enough for you, you want me to explain in insane detail WHY it's bad, like if me just not enjoying them isn't good enough.
you got me thereOkay, next time I read a comic that I don't like, I'll say "I don't like it" and not "it was bad", because that's somehow not the same thing.
This whole thing is pretty ridiculous.
Atomic Robo FCBD issues are consistently great.
Not always, just usually.
*Big Two FCBD Issues are always shit. Wasnt clear enough.I heard I hate image is good.
Yeah, it's kinda sad that the Mouse Guard story was in the Boom FCBD issue instead of being it's own thing like in years past. Still, nice there is one.
I also got Saga Book 1, since I found someone to buy my Saga volumes. Woo-hoo!
Jessica Jones, you mean that jessica jones
the one written by bendis
Mark Waid said:The biggest challenge [of 52] was actually, wisely, kept from us by [editor] Steve [Wacker]. EIC Dan Didio, who first championed the concept, hated what we were doing. H-A-T-E-D 52. Would storm up and down the halls telling everyone how much he hated it. And Steve, God bless him, kept us out of the loop on that particular drama. [Editor Michael] Siglain, having less seniority, was less able to do so, and theres one issue of 52 near the end that was written almost totally by Dan and Keith Giffen because none of the writers could plot it to Dans satisfaction. Which was and is his prerogative as EIC, but man, theres little more demoralizing than taking the ball down to the one-yard line and then being benched by the guy who kept referring to COUNTDOWN as 52 done right.'
who kept referring to COUNTDOWN as ‘52 done right.'
When was the last annual?Willing to bet it's an actual issue.
When was the last annual?
I like your beardWilling to bet it's an actual issue.
Edit: oh God look at my beautiful face in the comments
Willing to bet it's an actual issue.
Edit: oh God look at my beautiful face in the comments
LmaoIt seems unlikely Wacker would come back to DC while Didio is still there.
And I will die as one of them
That's because they typically just re-release #1s, which isn't a bad idea at all since it's the easiest method of trying to get people in, plus they can just reprint.*Big Two FCBD Issues are always shit. Wasnt clear enough.
What makes a great editor?Lmao
Wacker is one of the very best editors in comics
One of the best things to happen to DC was giving Johns a bigger say in things Dido might otherwise manage alone or be more authoritative on.
Or they do additional issues which are usually irrelevant (All-New All-Different Avengers last year) or completely relevant, but part of an event which is a horrible way to try to get people hooked (Secret Empire this year and CW2 the last).
That's because they typically just re-release #1s, which isn't a bad idea at all since it's the easiest method of trying to get people in, plus they can just reprint.
Civil War 2 was completely 100% integral to the plot, as it was the fight with Thanos that killed Rhodey and wounded Jen. It explained so much (why Thanos came to Earth, who was at the fight, etc), and yet it was a FCBD issue. FCBD issues are more targeted towards bringing new readers in, which is why DC, for example, re-released Wonder Woman (was it Rebirth or the #1?). Marvel releases issues completely integral to understanding the plot, which can only be understood if you understand the event it's integral to. It's why Dark Horse and Image, for example, are so good: they're one-off stories taking place within an existing franchise under their banner, which can bring in new readers who may get interested in that series, and old readers who are already invested in that series by giving them a new side story.I missed the last few but on that last point, I did quite like the Infinity fcbd thing but I think that had the benefit of introducing new characters. That was where we got a first look at Thanos' black guard right? I'll take your word for the rest though, I've no doubt it's true lol I just remember that one being a cool moment.
Lmao
Wacker is one of the very best editors in comics
One of the best things to happen to DC was giving Johns a bigger say in things Dido might otherwise manage alone or be more authoritative on.
Civil War 2 was completely 100% integral to the plot, as it was the fight with Thanos that killed Rhodey and wounded Jen. It explained so much (why Thanos came to Earth, who was at the fight, etc), and yet it was a FCBD issue. FCBD issues are more targeted towards bringing new readers in, which is why DC, for example, re-released Wonder Woman (was it Rebirth or the #1?). Marvel releases issues completely integral to understanding the plot, which can only be understood if you understand the event it's integral to. It's why Dark Horse and Image, for example, are so good: they're one-off stories taking place within an existing franchise under their banner, which can bring in new readers who may get interested in that series, and old readers who are already invested in that series by giving them a new side story.
Admittedly, it's pretty hard to say which editors are good or aren't. It's not something tangible you can see or read, but if you check out which editors are on the books you like, you'll likely find that it's the same editors.What makes a great editor?
I read the newest Nova series. It's legitimately funny and touching. I can't imagine this is a book that Nova fans didn't want. But here we are after its cancellation. Cosmo is great
Anyone grab the Fantagraphics FCBD issue? That was the only one I was really interested in this year and I was curious as to how it was. Saw Hanselmann and Matt Furie contributed along with others, so I imagine it's pretty good.
Yea, they even did it as a HC at least one of the years, right? I'm sure I saw that and was like :O awesome, well you or Serpentine can let me know how it is, I'll be waiting until they have enough one and done stories to do another shorts collection :|
Oh and nice, you didn't have to do that online or anything then? So much better if someone will just take them off your hands.
Stopped reading it after the issue where they brought Rich back. Wasnt exactly thrilled with how they handled his return, did it get better after that? I can see why it was cancelled though tbh. I mean look at how Nova was used during Annihilation all the way through Thanos Imperative. Not that every series has to have those same repercussions, but it was a great way to introduce these old characters again and give you an incentive to want to keep reading until they were killed off in TI.
When they announced a kid was going to become the new Nova I wasnt exactly thrilled. But after reading Loeb's run he really started to grow on me. Atleast he has been getting attention in other series and events. I dont understand how they didnt get Rider Nova involved in any of the events since his return to get people excited about it that werent reading the on going Nova book. I mean if you hadnt been reading it already you probably wouldnt have had any idea he was back lol.
The recent reboot? The one that is like 5 issues in?