If you like Emma Frost, read Clean Room.
There are people who complain about Captain America being political so we shouldn't expect better for this book.According to the internet Champions was too political. I don't understand folks.
Oh fuck I didn't Stokoe had a new book out today.
Shit, I already went to the shop. Do I dare go digital?
Oh fuck I didn't Stokoe had a new book out today.
Shit, I already went to the shop. Do I dare go digital?
This is how it starts.
Embrace your destiny
Oh, intriguing...what's this one about?
Astrid feels like how ideal!Emma would be written.Astrid Mueller is the enigmatic and compelling guru of a giant self-help organizationa devastatingly powerful figure in the industry between psychology and religion. Journalist Chloe Pierces fiancé decided to pick up Astrids book, and within three months he was dead. Something in Astrid Muellers book made Philip blow his brains out all over Chloes new kitchen.
Now Chloe is on a mission to find out who Astrid Mueller really is. What is this Clean Room shes been hearing about where your deepest fear and worst moments are revealed? Chloe intends to immerse herself in the Clean Room and wreak havoc on Astrids empire.
wait what book
That's certainly a question...
It's about existential horror?
Astrid feels like how ideal!Emma would be written.
Ah yeah, I've at least been made aware of that. I'll add it to my [giant] list.
According to the internet Champions was too political. I don't understand folks.
I plan to dip a toe into the Mignolaverse at some point so I'll keep this in mind when I finally check it out. It's been on my to-read list for a while now but other stuff keeps jumping the lineI must write this all the time, but if anyone is interested in trying the series out, and is intimidated by the sheer volume, books 1 to 5 are a nice amount to jump in on. If you're jumping to continue, then brilliant. If you liked it enough but not enough to buy 20 odd volumes of books, you have a nice little complete story here that's actually pretty well tied up. If you hate it, well you are a hateful person but at least you didn't buy 12 volumes up front and discover you hated it 2 books in and wasted a lot of money. This volume is a nice milestone in the series, and a great individual story to book. Highly recommended.
I plan to dip a toe into the Mignolaverse at some point so I'll keep this in mind when I finally check it out. It's been on my to-read list for a while now but other stuff keeps jumping the line
The new Deadman is $6? What happened to "hold the line at 2.99"?
The new Deadman is $6? What happened to "hold the line at 2.99"?
Anyway, I'm holding off on buying stuff for the inevitable NYCC sale on Comixology this weekend
fuck the internet.
yeah.
fuck the internet.
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Shade is super weird.
The new Deadman is $6? What happened to "hold the line at 2.99"?
Anyway, I'm holding off on buying stuff for the inevitable NYCC sale on Comixology this weekend
I'm pretty sure that's only true for Rebirth titles.
The new Deadman is $6? What happened to "hold the line at 2.99"?
Anyway, I'm holding off on buying stuff for the inevitable NYCC sale on Comixology this weekend
I thought it was decent. I'm not a huge Azz fan but there is enough weirdness at the fringes of this to keep me on the hook for at least one more issue.
Then fuck it Luke cage all the way. That show gave me life.
Oh, intriguing...what's this one about?
yeah.
fuck the internet.
is this month's IIM a Riri issue or not?
is this month's IIM a Riri issue or not?
Walking Dead was too fucking good.
Emotional response:
I don't think so.
Finished Deadly Class vol 2:so there's a whole group of Old Man Logan rapey hulks, how did Remender know this is what i secretly wanted? If this section has ended and we are moving on to the Cartel for the next volume, the transition seemed to be over quickly and the Animal Petter died in a similar fashion of a tv show i had watched recently that will not be named. The comic book store scene was hilarious and also felt out of place.
Overall, this book is weird.
The comic book store stuff was hilarious. I liked Volume 1 but 2 is the one that really won me over.
The comic book store stuff was hilarious. I liked Volume 1 but 2 is the one that really won me over.
I was in pain after that. I don't laugh at comics often and I felt like I split my sides at that scene.
Possibly the funniest single page I have ever read. Ever. I can't think of anything that even comes close.
Possibly the funniest single page I have ever read. Ever. I can't think of anything that even comes close.
I laughed a lot at the Squirrel Girl recap with Galactus' password.
fuck the internet.
yeah.
fuck the internet.
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Shade is super weird.
I kind of wish he was a regular in that book
Best Galactus
Champions #1: As far as first issues go, it's a solid start to this new team. Waid does a great job establishing the team dynamics i.e. the characters' relationships and roles (Kamala being unofficially in charge is nice touch given how badly the last time she was involved with superhuman individuals went in her book) while showcasing how much work the team has to do before they live up to their name with a good dose of humor to boot. That said, there are some odd faces to be found (evil-looking Kamala in the first few panels and the Hulk looking like a Looney Toons character with their catoonishly unhinged jaw on a later page to name a few) among the generally well-drawn and detailed artwork are a touch on the distracting side and the impetus for Kamala to leave the Avengers, while understandable, can't help but feel a touch contrived considering all the events that took place before it that could have caused her to quit like Spidey and Nova did before. Still, it's a highly promising beginning to what looks like a fun Titans-esque tale of teens trying to do good in a world with so much bad in it. While the heroes might not live up to it just yet, the comic certainly lives up to the name of Champions.
Still can't get over those face though...
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