i just started locke & key, and i recommend it.
definitely.
i just started locke & key, and i recommend it.
Im really glad you're into five ghost. I work with frank and the colorist so i was waiting for someone on here to pick it up.
Katana #8 (WHY?)
And, uh... Walking Dead #115 supposed to be like another new big deal? Cause there are 14 covers.
To me it looked like was trying to match Ribic's style. Still dont understand why they forced him off X Force. Marvel just moves artist around at will.Why is Garney's art so bad in Thor compared to his previous work?
I think it's really common for comic fans to buy for characters instead of quality.I'm totally on the "lolDC" train but I don't like a lot of the elitism of some indie comics peoples, if only 'cause it usually assumes that people are reading this shit because they can't not buy books with these characters, rather than them liking the stories.
That said, too many people actually do that and i don't get it. I dunno, I think the industry shouldn't have to rely on gimmicks like this
Why is Garney's art so bad in Thor compared to his previous work?
Looking for some recommendations for something new to pickup and read.
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Any help or pointers are most grateful, I dont mind mini series, or any ongoing comics, [but would like to know a good starting off point if they are someway through the series]
There needs to be more indie championing and less Big Two apologists.
Two Image releases have good artist and shit writers. This and Rocket Girl from some former editor and Amy Reeder. Kieron Gillen's three is coming out this week.Stoked for Pretty Deadly this month. Prove to me you can write a page turner, DeConnick.
Are you talking about that Dave Harper article on the last page? Because I don't think indies were mentioned once in there.Championing is great. But as that shit article shows, there is often more tearing down of Big Two comics, than there is of trying to "push the cream to the top". It's almost as if these people are so angry that their niche of the niche is a niche that they want to lash out at people,
"You buy Batman and Spiderman but not Random-Adjective-Proper-Noun??? You are why comics are terrible!!!"
I swear to God I hate people like this more than any other. They don't understand they are allowed to hate every God damn thing they want. But why they feel the only way they can enjoy their hobby is by shitting on others, is beyond me.
Guess what, Random Internet Guy who is angry at the success of covers, that shit sells because the market exists for it. - Free enterprise; How does it work? - You want to change things? Then continue to champion amazing series. Get them to do 14 variant covers. Whatever positive buzz it takes. But you aren't going to convince people by telling them how terrible of human beings they are. They are just going to resent you.
And just for that guy, I'm going to find an indie book to cancel, just out of spite
Are you talking about that Dave Harper article on the last page? Because I don't think indies were mentioned once in there.
I bet he loves Phonogram.Yeah. But if you read the comments he is a self avowed indie hipster darling.
"I don't read DC...
... except for Vertigo, of course."
Whoever is under the hood in Forever Evil is the real villain. Its typical Johns.
I saw a few of those 3D covers and thought they all looked kinda bad. Like I wasn't really getting much of a 3D effect.
Also the shop I was at took all their 3D cover books and was selling them for $10 each. I laughed out loud when I saw that shit.
Stoked for Pretty Deadly this month. Prove to me you can write a page turner, DeConnick.
Haven't read that but it's good to know she has good stuff. There were flashes of good stuff in Captain Marvel but I've found it mostly mediocre. Like every single page needs to have some mention of being a pilot. I know that's her thing but does it really need to be brought up at every opportunity?Have you read the Osborn mini DeConnick and Rios did a few years ago? It's pretty great, much stronger than a lot of her other Marvel stuff, and I say that as someone who has generally enjoyed those comics.
Random Adjective Proper Noun sounds like either a new hickman book or the name of new favorite Indie band.Championing is great. But as that shit article shows, there is often more tearing down of Big Two comics, than there is of trying to "push the cream to the top". It's almost as if these people are so angry that their niche of the niche is a niche that they want to lash out at people,
"You buy Batman and Spiderman but not Random-Adjective-Proper-Noun??? You are why comics are terrible!!!"
I swear to God I hate people like this more than any other. They don't understand they are allowed to hate every God damn thing they want. But why they feel the only way they can enjoy their hobby is by shitting on others, is beyond me.
Guess what, Random Internet Guy who is angry at the success of covers, that shit sells because the market exists for it. - Free enterprise; How does it work? - You want to change things? Then continue to champion amazing series. Get them to do 14 variant covers. Whatever positive buzz it takes. But you aren't going to convince people by telling them how terrible of human beings they are. They are just going to resent you.
And just for that guy, I'm going to find an indie book to cancel, just out of spite
Championing is great. But as that shit article shows, there is often more tearing down of Big Two comics, than there is of trying to "push the cream to the top". It's almost as if these people are so angry that their niche of the niche is a niche that they want to lash out at people,
"You buy Batman and Spiderman but not Random-Adjective-Proper-Noun??? You are why comics are terrible!!!"
I swear to God I hate people like this more than any other. They don't understand they are allowed to hate every God damn thing they want. But why they feel the only way they can enjoy their hobby is by shitting on others, is beyond me.
Guess what, Random Internet Guy who is angry at the success of covers, that shit sells because the market exists for it. - Free enterprise; How does it work? - You want to change things? Then continue to champion amazing series. Get them to do 14 variant covers. Whatever positive buzz it takes. But you aren't going to convince people by telling them how terrible of human beings they are. They are just going to resent you.
And just for that guy, I'm going to find an indie book to cancel, just out of spite
I'm starting Invincible Iron Man tomorrow (I finished Extremis today which I loved) and I'm super excited. I've heard a lot of good things about the series. I flicked through the first issue a while back and it has a god damn MODOK (actually it might have been MODOG...), so I can't wait to dive in.
Slightly off topic, but since it seems a few of you guys read Locke & Key, was wondering if any of you had read Hill's NOS4A2, or his previous books? Reading NOS4A2 right now, kind of interested in what peeps think of it compared to horns.
Cool, let us know what you think!
There are definitely some. My LCS had to drag out their 'one copy of each new release per customer' signage during 3D month because speculators showed up and tried to strip their shelves of some titles.Also, I have no idea why DC did so well with the 3D covers. It was a silly gimmick and it made the books more expensive. Are there really that many speculators still hovering around comics?
And a slightly off topic note of my own that might be of interest to UK folks: Some of the Poundlands seem to have the US hardcover of Horns in stock right now (for £1, obviously), so if you don't normally look in them and you're interested it might be worth a look. I only picked it up this week though, and haven't actually started it yet.Slightly off topic, but since it seems a few of you guys read Locke & Key, was wondering if any of you had read Hill's NOS4A2, or his previous books? Reading NOS4A2 right now, kind of interested in what peeps think of it compared to horns.
I've got volumes 1-5 of Locke & Key on my shelf unread (waiting for 6 to read them all at once) but I really really liked Horns. I've not read NOS4R2 yet but it has illustrations by Gabriel Rodriguez and the ones that I've seen are great.
And a slightly off topic note of my own that might be of interest to UK folks: Some of the Poundlands seem to have the US hardcover of Horns in stock right now (for £1, obviously), so if you don't normally look in them and you're interested it might be worth a look. I only picked it up this week though, and haven't actually started it yet.
Haha, well I won't say anything about it, come back to me once you've read it though and we'll chat. Horns though, I absolutely love. I know it sounds so cheesy but there are very few books I've genuinely been emotionally touched as I was with Horns and especially at the end, I felt like I'd had the shit kicked out of me. The book pulls no punches and real does follow through what it sets up to a true conclusion, even when it's extremely hard to accept the way a story (and life) goes sometimes.
I'm fucking puzzled by that latest Rich piece, which sounds like a bit of non-news, but the last time he did something like that there was some kind of cypher and he broke the Angela in AoU story. Please help.
Because he's following ribic who's been crushing it. That butch guise issue 6 I believe was much worse IMO.Why is Garney's art so bad in Thor compared to his previous work?
Astro City #5
Batman #24
Coffin Hill #1 (spooky comix rule)
Forever Evil: Arkham War #1 (Tomasi Still Rules)
FBP #4
Suicide Squad #24 (Kindt's Villains' Month issues were mad decent let's see if there can be an actual series going from there)
Superman/Wonder Woman #1 (So uh, in what world does a Soule book with Daniel on interiors sound like a bad value proposition? Seriously, those guys are good)
Manhattan Projects #15
Three #1 (Oh hell yeah I'll ride the Kieron Gillen hype train, I'm fucking driving it, toot toot motherfuckers it's Marxist 300 toot toot)
Captain America #12
Deadpool #18
Infinity #4
Thor God Of Thunder #14
Uncanny X-Force #12 (I still genuinely want to see where it's going, even though it really feels like season 2 Twin Peaks)
X-Men #6
Looking for some recommendations for something new to pickup and read.
To help this is what Im currently reading to gauge what style I like:
American Vampire
Batman
Hawkeye
Lazarus
Saga
Superman Unchained
The Wake
The Walking Dead
Trillium
I adore all of Brian K. Vaughan work, especially Y: The Last Man.
Tried the below but couldn't get into them:
X-Men [the new all female]
East of West
Daredevil
Infinity
I have just ordered the first volumes of the below after reading good things about them:
Chew
Scalped
Any help or pointers are most grateful, I dont mind mini series, or any ongoing comics, [but would like to know a good starting off point if they are someway through the series]
Cheers
Five Ghosts is great. I like to compare it to a modern day Indiana Jones with a pulp vibe. So awesome you work with Frank! I was able to meet him at SDCC this year, very nice guy and he really cares about the fans. I also think Chris is an artist people need to watch out for. I'd definitely recommend it. It was originally going to be a mini, but will be on-going.
Issue #6 comes out Oct 30th.