BenjaminBirdie
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Trying to decide my new wallpaper:
How are none of these Bleach fashion spreads?
IN 2016.
Trying to decide my new wallpaper:
Trying to decide my new wallpaper:
More than Civil War 1? That book took over everythingI'm not going to comment on the quality of each book, but I believe that Civil War II may be one of the most intrusive events in recent memory.
Fun fact: that's the chapter I am at. Thanks for the unsolicited unmarked spoiler.
More than Civil War 1? That book took over everything
Slow clapUltimates is the shit
I would say that it's pretty damn close. Out of the 21 books I redeemed today (for the week of the 19th), 3 did not have the Civil War II logo.
On Rebirth's end, I have purchased $60 worth of books and entire rebirth runs and none of them are trapped in crossover hell.
Not about to get into DC vs. Marvel, but I can say that as a lapsed DC reader during NU52, while I have cut the fat out of my Rebirth pulls, every book has been incredibly fun and accessible. The Superfamily books remind me of what Marvel used to be.
I'm so glad that Mighty Thor hasn't been sucked into that idiotic CW2 vortex yet.
It's a shame his X-men book couldn't have been more protected. It got riddled with event tie insThis is what I like about Aaron's books, he keeps himself well insulated from all that stuff, makes for a much better read tradewise too, no issues sacrificed to the tie in machine.
Even his own event in fact. He used original sin to springboard the status quo change for Thor but the title itself never had a tie in that disrupted it's arcs. Even the tenth realm stuff was shuffled off to its own book.
It's a shame his X-men book couldn't have been more protected. It got riddled with event tie ins
that is one thing i'm loving about going through Aaron's Thor run (now on the last trade of male Thor)
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December.When is that book dedicated to the Orlando Victims coming?
Trinity #1
[5/5]: This was the surprise of the week for me. I expected bombastic, largely meaningless action to setup the intro issue going in but I got great art with a story focused on the characters. New Superman continues to be the best character in DC right now and I loved where the story is heading with the twist at the end.
Man, Chuck Dixon was such a great writer. His Batfamily stuff is all gold. I wish he still did work.
This is what I like about Aaron's books, he keeps himself well insulated from all that stuff, makes for a much better read tradewise too, no issues sacrificed to the tie in machine.
Even his own event in fact. He used original sin to springboard the status quo change for Thor but the title itself never had a tie in that disrupted it's arcs. Even the tenth realm stuff was shuffled off to its own book.
He's currently writing Winterworld: Frozen Fleet.what makes you think he's stopped doing comics tho
Trinity #1
[5/5]: This was the surprise of the week for me. I expected bombastic, largely meaningless action to setup the intro issue going in but I got great art with a story focused on the characters. New Superman continues to be the best character in DC right now and I loved where the story is heading with the twist at the end.
Scalped #6
[6/5!]: Loved that thing that happened with you know who! And especially considering what happened to so and so at the end of the last arc! What I truly loved though was just reading the book at all! I can't believe I put it off this long. And don't even start me on the art. Really can't wait to see what happens next when thingy finds out about that!
Vision #11
[5/5]: I'm going to miss this series when it ends. Another fantastic issue. The cold, detached writing style has been absolutely perfect this entire run.
I'm actually quite surprised as everyone's thoughts and the reviews come back in about Trinity. I really found the first volume of Manapul's TEC run to be painful. Some quite confusing plotting, despite the quality of the art.
...what makes you think he's stopped doing comics tho
It was a simple story, but a good one that managed the characters well.
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Is it any good
Idk looks like they're having a good time on the cover.just look at it breh
what do you think
I am all for character first storytelling, and that's what people keep coming back to. I'm super interested in that, especially when there are already other books doing the other things. JL with the team-up between the three, their own books to delve further into their worlds. If Manapul can do this, it sounds good.
what makes you think he's stopped doing comics tho
Idk looks like they're having a good time on the cover.
Dixon is pretty conservative right? Thought I remember him being one of the few conservative comics creators out there.
I'll tell you this much, his writing was certainly better than Hitch on JL. There's actually some personality to it.
That's a pretty low bar to clear. I would say that one page of Trinity has more character than all of JL Rebirth so far.I'll tell you this much, his writing was certainly better than Hitch on JL. There's actually some personality to it.
I'm actually quite surprised as everyone's thoughts and the reviews come back in about Trinity. I really found the first volume of Manapul's TEC run to be painful. Some quite confusing plotting, despite the quality of the art. Who knows, maybe he's actually better without Buccalatto? Everyone's impressions continue to tease me on Vision too. New trade is so far away
Oh and cheers for the update on that other book, surprised you had thoughts before you finished the whole volume but I guess you're just loving it that much. Enjoy Omega Men!
It was a simple story, but a good one that managed the characters well.
I'll tell you this much, his writing was certainly better than Hitch on JL. There's actually some personality to it.
Say no more fam:How are none of these Bleach fashion spreads?
IN 2016.
That last one made me really sad cuz it reminded me of a time when Bleach had so much promise and Kubo's art was top tier.
Idk looks like they're having a good time on the cover.
Dixon is pretty conservative right? Thought I remember him being one of the few conservative comics creators out there.
Say no more fam:
That last one made me really sad cuz it reminded me of a time when Bleach had so much promise and Kubo's art was top tier.
It's honestly very rare for me to find a manga with both stunning art and a good story.
The only stuff I'm reading right now manga wise that would qualify are: Kingdom and Vinland Saga. I like One Piece too but that's more stylistic, where as the former two just have great art in general.
yeah, I don't think it ever really showed up in his work but he's always been right-leaning