Huh You're right! That would really suck if she needed that again! Ahaaa is all I'll say. They do execute it perfectly too.
Roger's death
spawns some great stories, and yea, the BPRD can never leave well enough alone. You will have to see where it goes though Have you read the iron prometheus yet btw? you can always read it later but any time from now and on, reading that gives you some interesting insight to some characters/concepts that have been touched upon. I'm thinknig about re-reading the BPRD starting this weekend now haha. Have you got Hell On Earth too, or just the omnibuses there? I say just as if that's a small amount.
Arcudi is actually such a great writer though, it's hard to believe he's left the majority of the books. The fact Guy doesn't draw anything now either. At least James Harren has picked up the torch and is drawing the shit out of Rumble. Wait til you get to his BPRD stuff <3
I edited it out the quote but completely agree on Lemire though. I really want to get the HC edition of The Underwater Welder they put out
It looks like the Iron Prometheus is a Lobster Johnson story? I haven't touched that or the Abe book yet. I've read all of Hellboy through Hellboy in Hell vol 1 and then just the first two BPRD Plague of Frogs omnis.
Gwenpool is one of the best, ballsiest characters Marvel has ever created and run with.
Gwen comes from a fictional universe much like ours, and she's a big comic book fan. She has no reason to suspect her universe is fictional, and she presumably has access to all of the same comics we do. This means she can break the fourth wall, but only in a very specific way (comic book knowledge), and there is an in-universe explanation for this ability. She has two superpowers: meta comic knowledge and superhuman recall of forgotten plot threads and obscure character names. And she likes to shoot things.
She knows about the Ultimate merge. She knows about MJ and Peter's marriage. She knows about the bizarre, shifting nature of time in the Marvel universe. Every secret, every alter ego, every retcon, she knows it all (up to the day she was pulled into the universe, of course...so everything up to ANAD at least). The possibilities are endless. I can't wait to see her interact with more characters. She could cause numerous existential crises for practically anyone. If she points out Peter Parker went to high school in the 1960s, my head is gonna explode.
if Seven to Eternity is why we can't have Jerome Opeña doing Big Two stuff, then it must be said that
it's not been worth it. At all. It's another Rick Remender comic about sad dads, except this one looks better than the other in some ways and worse in others (namely in the way Matt Hollingsworth isn't Dean White). Most of #1 is the dullest world-building, and that's in spite of having One great idea to start things with.
It looks like the Iron Prometheus is a Lobster Johnson story? I haven't touched that or the Abe book yet. I've read all of Hellboy through Hellboy in Hell vol 1 and then just the first two BPRD Plague of Frogs omnis.
Yea, that's right, it's a lobster story. Lobster J: The Iron Prometheus has some interesting stuff, as does the first volume of witchfinder, but they will be interesting any time you read them so no worries. The rest of both series are more so their own thing, but the first volumes have some nice things that pop up and illuminate some other stuff, in BPRD & Hellboy. Abe 1 and 2 are pretty much whenever you feel like it, they are just *past tales* and you'll know when it's time for volume 3/the actual abe ongoing series.
I found Edward Grey fascinating for years haha every time he would pop up in Hellboy looking like that I'd be like wtf is going on there. Really satisfying too, once you've got all the pieces. Although, witchfinder volume 2 is one of the very very few stories in the whole line that I didn't enjoy much, so it does hold that special spot.
if Seven to Eternity is why we can't have Jerome Opeña doing Big Two stuff, then it must be said that
it's not been worth it. At all. It's another Rick Remender comic about sad dads, except this one looks better than the other in some ways and worse in others (namely in the way Matt Hollingsworth isn't Dean White). Most of #1 is the dullest world-building, and that's in spite of having One great idea to start things with.
if Seven to Eternity is why we can't have Jerome Opeña doing Big Two stuff, then it must be said that
it's not been worth it. At all. It's another Rick Remender comic about sad dads, except this one looks better than the other in some ways and worse in others (namely in the way Matt Hollingsworth isn't Dean White). Most of #1 is the dullest world-building, and that's in spite of having One great idea to start things with.
Yea, that's right, it's a lobster story. Lobster J: The Iron Prometheus has some interesting stuff, as does the first volume of witchfinder, but they will be interesting any time you read them so no worries. The rest of both series are more so their own thing, but the first volumes have some nice things that pop up and illuminate some other stuff, in BPRD & Hellboy. Abe 1 and 2 are pretty much whenever you feel like it, they are just *past tales* and you'll know when it's time for volume 3/the actual abe ongoing series.
I found Edward Grey fascinating for years haha every time he would pop up in Hellboy looking like that I'd be like wtf is going on there. Really satisfying too, once you've got all the pieces. Although, witchfinder volume 2 is one of the very very few stories in the whole line that I didn't enjoy much, so it does hold that special spot.
The frankenstein book is absolutely awesome man, I really really enjoyed that one. Since you already passed the fury, feel free to read that whenever you like, but that's a really great book. I'd love to see much more of the character.
I'd say that's one of the best in recent memory actually.
I need to start dropping MU titles, it's hard to consider that a thing because they are always just there, but Uncanny Inhumans shouldn't be read even if it doesn't cost extra.
The rest is just pervy fanservice, which is sad cuz I lovd Jeffrey 'Chamba' Cruz and his Mika is just typical fanservice. Juri's is the worst. It's like they wanted to go kinda moe with the art style but also have her not look like a child.
Just read Lois & Clark, good stuff! Got a little confused because I didn't read Convergence and, from what I could understand, it seems that the pre-Flashpoint Earth was destroyed... ?