Is this good news for me Cheska?
Yep! The team is definitely up your alley.
Is this good news for me Cheska?
Yep! The team is definitely up your alley.
I read up to the Muertos arc and dropped it. I couldn't take any more wood. Is the new creative team good?
I couldn't take any more wood.
Wow. Lemire. I didn't realize it until now, but he's the one guy I feel like could potentially match Fraction in tone and possibly quality.
If he sticks with the same tone as Fraction's run, I feel like he could use the same skill set that he uses on his creator owned books and it could be fantastic.
Hawkeye seems much more in his wheelhouse than something like JLU, so I have high hopes for this.
Also, Perez's art looks fantastic.
I really think this could be a continuation of the greatness of Fraction's run. And it might actually come out on time!
Edit: Just read the last page of all you guys saying this is the equivalent of Wood taking over Moon Knight. I feel like all you guys who said that haven't read Lemire's creator owned stuff. He may not do typical superhero stuff too well, but he nails the slice of life stuff.
That was just frye I think (and I can respect his opinion). A lot of people seem to be pretty positive about Lemire so far.
I remain cautious about the art. Ramon Perez can draw some really great action but his talking faces scared me a lot. His Learning to Crawl Peter looks 30 years old and Aunt May is the stuff of nightmares with her black lipstick. Looks like female joker:
Zero #9.
Fuck.
Yeah, it sure was something. I knew heartbreak was coming because you guys mentioned issue 9 being a very powerful and very sad, but I was not ready.Yeah. I had to sit on that one for a while.
Hey, it's good to know there's another Polish ComicsGAFer! I'm from Szczecin, currently studying in WarsawI think the point is to not try to match it and go for something very different.
And damn...I was so busy I missed the damn comic convenion in my city (Lodz, Poland) and Perez actually was at it First time I've missed it on a long long time
I love his use of heavy lines and blacks. Can't wait to see what he brings to Hawkeye(s).
I really have to pick up a Lemire-owned Lemire comic one of these days. The first Green Arrow trade by him and Sorrentino was really good. I'm definitely curoius about the rest of their run (when is the next TPB coming out?) and what Lemire's going to do with Hawkguy.
I guess, yeah. I just wish they'd swapped out Aja if they had to and kept Fraction's Hawkguy going.Eh, couldn't hurt. I can't remember the last time one great Big Two run that revitalized a character was immediately followed up by one on the same level but different (Mark Waid to Geoff Johns Flash?), but it could be pretty good. At least it'll look good.
And if its not, you got the complete story in Omnibus form come April
I think the point is to not try to match it and go for something very different.
And damn...I was so busy I missed the damn comic convenion in my city (Lodz, Poland) and Perez actually was at it First time I've missed it on a long long time
New Antman series announced (Lang for those asking.)
It's Rosanas, who did a great job doing Adlard pastiche in Night of the living Deadpool, okay, sure, but, also: Nick Spencer. Not as hot.
While I haven't read Simonson's run yet, I really like JMS' Thor run.Finished JMS' Thor. People will probably think this is heresy, but I liked JMS' Thor more than Simonson's run.
It was just stellar.It all came together perfectly in the end. In Simonson's run, Loki was more of secondary character and never felt he was done justice, but here he was the perfect villain. Oh and I have to mention that Iron Man face-off in the beginning... Incredible. The only downside of this book is that it some stuff is left hanging, but I'll have to check out the Gillen stuff for that.I loved the slow buildup to the return of Asgard, together with Loki's deliberate scheming. Very smart how he combined this big scheme with some great flashbacks.
Simonson got me into the Thor universe and mythology, but JMS is what really made me love it. The art also played a big part of course. Can't recommend this run enough.
I'd highly recommend checking out Essex County by Lemire.
And I think the second TPB of the Lemire/Sorrentino GA run just came out the other week.
Yeah, it looks like I'm fairly alone on this one. Green Arrow felt to me like a really poor Hawkeye and Iron Fist retread, with really garish and heavy handed colouring (fuck! everything is black and white now!) On top of it was some prose that wasn't even purple (I mean, early Alan Moore is purple as fuck and that's still relatively fun to read) -- just grey. Animal Man and JLD were both not my bag either, and I got through the entire Milligan run on JLD. I've read some Sweet Tooth but I couldn't stomach the "gee whiz pa" dialogue very long.
Is America's Got Powers any good?
Yeah, it sure was something. I knew heartbreak was coming because you guys mentioned issue 9 being a very powerful and very sad, but I was not ready.
I had no idea pages with just one color on them could be this powerful. The red and black nailed home the tragedy and horror hard. And then that little bit of statistical info, that somewhere between 20 to 50 THOUSAND women were raped during the Bosnian War. I couldn't take it in. Like, what the fuck is wrong with this world? How can atrocities like this be commited by one human against another?
So, while writing this post I entered "Bosnian War" into Wikipedia's search engine and it suggested two articles: "The Bosnian War" and "Rape during the Bosnian War". This topic has it's own Wikipedia article and I lived my whole (admitedly not very long) life blissfully oblivious to it. Why doesn't nobody talk about this in schools?
Mark Brooks is the cover artist.Is Coipel the artist?
No. You won't miss anything by not reading it.Is America's Got Powers any good?
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Oh my.
now you can't tell me I read this wrong, its plain as day
Nope. It had some promise but never really did anything. Not even sure if i read last issue. Put it up on ebay and it never sold, now it just stays with me.
I always get this book mixed up with Powers.
Where is my Silk ongoing?
Joining Spider-Gwen as new ongoing series star in February will be Silk, starring Cindy Moon, the character recently introduced in Amazing Spider-Man who was bitten by the same radioactive spider that gave Peter Parker his powers.
Supernatural writer Robbie Thompson tells the stories, artist Stacey Lee draws them and Eisner Award winner Dave Johnson provides the covers. Also look for more info on Silk over the next hour.
All these female led books but they still cancelled Journey Into Mystery with Sif
I have a feeling Marvel is deciding which books to send to 6-12 issue deaths solely by reading tumblr blogs.
All these female led books but they still cancelled Journey Into Mystery with Sif
It's an awesome time to be reading comics
Maybe she is the new Thor
Believe!
Silk's new costume is leagues better than what be debuted in.