Deadly Class is great. My second or third favorite ongoing. You really should get on that.
If you like what Kindt does with Ninjak in The Valiant, then you'll enjoy it. It just isn't as grandiose as some other plots. Actually, it's mostly because it's actually a spy book with some offbeat twists, so it's more akin to Grayson in scale and tone.
I get sidetracked with a lot of Image books, there's far too much quality stuff coming out on a regular basis for me to keep up with my irregular reading schedule. Black Science is another Remender book I need to catch up on it's probably my favourite thing he's done.
Grayson is fun if a bit low key so if Ninjak is like that I should enjoy it. Is Unity worth reading?
I get sidetracked with a lot of Image books, there's far too much quality stuff coming out on a regular basis for me to keep up with my irregular reading schedule. Black Science is another Remender book I need to catch up on it's probably my favourite thing he's done.
Grayson is fun if a bit low key so if Ninjak is like that I should enjoy it. Is Unity worth reading?
I'm having a good time keeping up with Image books on a monthly basis over here, it's how I don't lose track of those. However, stuff I've got in trades like Saga and Rat Queens... well, especially now that I get home super late and there's no natural light left, my trades are just sitting there. Lol my tablet has been a God-send.
Unity is very much worth reading. It's got the great characterization and epic/fun stories. Some of the best stuff Kindt has done on Valiant, though sadly it will be ending so he can work on another book (presumably Shadowman?)
Edit: it's also the most honest to goodness cape book they put out
I'm having a good time keeping up with Image books on a monthly basis over here, it's how I don't lose track of those. However, stuff I've got in trades like Saga and Rat Queens... well, especially now that I get home super late and there's no natural light left, my trades are just sitting there. Lol my tablet has been a God-send.
Unity is very much worth reading. It's got the great characterization and epic/fun stories. Some of the best stuff Kindt has done on Valiant, though sadly it will be ending so he can work on another book (presumably Shadowman?)
Edit: it's also the most honest to goodness cape book they put out
I find it hilarious that Rorshach was more popular than either Question.
I remember one entry on the list that really surprised me. Don't feel like going back and looking, though. It might have been that Kyle was the second most popular Lantern. Or that Wally was the most popular Flash.
Say whatever you want about Age of Ultron, the Hulkbuster scene is one of the best action sequences of Phase II, alone because of all these great Anti-Hulk measurements.
left the 3:2 surface 3, right my 4:3 Nexus 9. white background color on both to show what portion of screen isn't part of the comic, and in a real comic viewer the image would be centered and not left justified as it is here.
but that's almost a 1:1 match on the surface, damn.
so checked out a surface 3 at my campus bookstore... i think 3:2 might be the perfect aspect ratio for comics
left the 3:2 surface 3, right my 4:3 Nexus 9. white background color on both to show what portion of screen isn't part of the comic, and in a real comic viewer the image would be centered and not left justified as it is here.
but that's almost a 1:1 match on the surface, damn.
Basically XMen omnibus 1.5.
Overall, it's kind of a boring read. Had a WTF moment when Storm suddenly gets transformed back to a grown adult out of nowhere, with the ability to now restore all the Xmen's powers. Lazy writing.
I think I'm okay just sticking to Monsterarts for now. And I've already bought all the Monsterarts that I really want, so I'll be good for at least a couple months.
Still have two Monsterarts that I haven't opened yet, which I'm saving as gifts to future me.
Basically XMen omnibus 1.5.
Overall, it's kind of a boring read. Had a WTF moment when Storm suddenly gets transformed back to a grown adult out of nowhere, with the ability to now restore all the Xmen's powers. Lazy writing.
I picked up the second volume of n52 Nightwing. The fourth volume of Whedon's Astonishing X-Men, War of Kings, Fury #1, the final issue of Burning Fields, and Attilan Rising. I left Ellis' Moon Knight, volume 2 of X-treme X-men, and Green Lantern No Fear, which I believe is the first GL trade post-Rebirth, all in my box.
Seems like with the recent announcements Marvel realized they made a mistake with the horrible onslaught of book launches in the coming months and decided to go back to the tried and true.
Good art, good pitch, preferably for a one shot story. $5 digital pdf tier, 10 for a shipped physical copy maybe? It's too small for a hardcover option but maybe also include sketched-in/commission/original art tiers
For comics that size I usually go for the cheaper tiers though
Yeah he seems pretty useless as far as protector of Geomancers goes. I mean his introduction in Archer and Armstrong goes a long way to show this lol.
I've read a little Bloodshot but this little event made me like him a lot more. He's like all my favourite 80's action heroes rolled up into pasty faced not robot killing machine. Definitely going to see about picking up Bloodshot Reborn. What's Book of Death like? I saw a cover with a certain person on it that has me intrigued.
Yeah he seems pretty useless as far as protector of Geomancers goes. I mean his introduction in Archer and Armstrong goes a long way to show this lol.
I've read a little Bloodshot but this little event made me like him a lot more. He's like all my favourite 80's action heroes rolled up into pasty faced not robot killing machine. Definitely going to see about picking up Bloodshot Reborn. What's Book of Death like? I saw a cover with a certain person on it that has me intrigued.
Yo but Book of Death... let's just say he's redeemed himself. It's basically a direct sequel to The Valiant, so you can jump into that whenever you're ready or want to. It's centered around that character you're mentioning, and specifically Gilad's
redemption after failing the Earth so much lol
Yeah, and I like that about the original Bloodshot series. I think Lemire retains that style while giving him some meaningful development. Reborn is actually a pretty twisted comic, in that sense. Kay comes back in an unexpected way. It feels like a psychological thriller more than anything. The twist in the latest issue had me like WHHHHAAAAATTTT
Yo but Book of Death... let's just say he's redeemed himself. It's basically a direct sequel to The Valiant, so you can jump into that whenever you're ready or want to. It's centered around that character you're mentioning, and specifically Gilad's
redemption after failing the Earth so much lol
Yeah, and I like that about the original Bloodshot series. I think Lemire retains that style while giving him some meaningful development. Reborn is actually a pretty twisted comic, in that sense. Kay comes back in an unexpected way. It feels like a psychological thriller more than anything. The twist in the latest issue had me like WHHHHAAAAATTTT
I go back and forward on digital, it gets a bit frustrating but I'll let go of the ghost eventually.
I was going to look for that because Kay is on the front cover. It's a really small shop though and I can't remember seeing any Valiant stuff before. Might have to wait two weeks till I go to the city for my birthday.
I go back and forward on digital, it gets a bit frustrating but I'll let go of the ghost eventually.
I was going to look for that because Kay is on the front cover. It's a really small shop though and I can't remember seeing any Valiant stuff before. Might have to wait two weeks till I go to the city for my birthday.
Wait, you may have you books mixed up. Kay is on the cover of Legends of the Geomancer. That's print only, and she's actually not the central character, that's just a neat cover they did.
Wait, you may have you books mixed up. Kay is on the cover of Legends of the Geomancer. That's print only, and she's actually not the central character, that's just a neat cover they did.
The premise of the book, familiarity with the creative team, their previous track record on kickstarter if any, how much is being asked for funding and whether that's reasonable, what work has already been completed.
Haven't backed a single issue kickstarter yet. I'm generally looking at anthologies or standard tpb-sized projects. In those I'd be looking at the lowest phyiscal tier which would net me a hardcover or some other artbook thing.
If I was backing a 32 pg comic project I'd be looking at comparable prices to standard indie floppies e.g. like an It Will All Hurt so $8-10 physical?
