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« Reply #8701 on: 05:04 PM | Sunday, April 29, 2012 » |
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« Reply #8702 on: 05:04 PM | Sunday, April 29, 2012 » |
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I don't think you'll see a better sampling of artists in the run of a series than in the "Sandman" series. Kaluta's pencils during the final arc were awesome.
I agree, with the issues that didnt work for me the art was never a problem. I think these issues were just a product of Gaiman throwing so many ideas it the book, some of them I thought were amazing while others fell a little flat. |
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« Reply #8703 on: 05:04 PM | Sunday, April 29, 2012 » |
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Starting to dive in the post con Regina pile. Just finished this the other night. Kindt has a great storytelling style of playing with different timelines and POV's.  |
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« Reply #8704 on: 11:04 AM | Monday, April 30, 2012 » |
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The Sixth Gun vol 3  This book is all types of awesome. I love the vibe it sets from the opening panel.
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« Reply #8705 on: 12:05 AM | Thursday, May 03, 2012 » |
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The Sixth Gun vol 3 This book is all types of awesome. I love the vibe it sets from the opening panel. I have mine ordered through Amazon, still waiting, can't wait. |
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« Reply #8706 on: 04:05 PM | Thursday, May 03, 2012 » |
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Picked these up from my LCS this morn, along with a giant stack of single issues that were mating in my savers box.   Can't wait to dig in! |
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« Reply #8707 on: 05:05 PM | Thursday, May 03, 2012 » |
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Picked these up from my LCS this morn, along with a giant stack of single issues that were mating in my savers box. Can't wait to dig in! Both great books |
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« Reply #8708 on: 08:05 AM | Friday, May 04, 2012 » |
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« Reply #8709 on: 08:05 AM | Friday, May 04, 2012 » |
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Flex Mentallo was amazing. So glad it finally got collected.
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If I was a butterfly I would fly you to the moons. Thank you Grant Morrison. The boycott is lifted.
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« Reply #8710 on: 10:05 AM | Friday, May 04, 2012 » |
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Zenith! I love me some Zenith. Haven't read any since it was originally published. Looks like I'll be doing some online scouting soon. I'd love to get this collected, as I don't have the complete story. |
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« Reply #8711 on: 06:05 PM | Friday, May 04, 2012 » |
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Zenith! I love me some Zenith. Haven't read any since it was originally published. Looks like I'll be doing some online scouting soon. I'd love to get this collected, as I don't have the complete story.
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« Reply #8712 on: 07:05 PM | Friday, May 04, 2012 » |
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Just finished Paul Levitz's pre-New 52 run of "Legion of Super Heroes." For long time fans, I felt that this series delivered.
With that being said, I don't know how DC expects fans to jump on board with the "Legion of Super Heroes" without radically altering the title. Although enjoyable for long-time readers, I feel like the new comic reader would find this concept to be a little dated. I think the closest we've seen to any sort of changing to the core concepts that make up the Legion were when Waid and Kitson had their run.
I would love to see a Grant Morrison hard-core, mind bending, heavy on the sci fi turn on this title. Maybe with some Ladron art...?
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« Reply #8713 on: 12:05 AM | Saturday, May 05, 2012 » |
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The Darkness: Accursed vol 7
This is bittersweet seeing as this is Phil Hester's last issues with the title before he hands off the reins. I don't think I can say enough about Hester's run on this book, criminally underappreciated in my opinion. I just started this trade and can't wait to see how he wraps it up, but 100 issues, quite a feat in this day and age and he filled every trade I read with a fresh and unique take on Jackie and the Darkness mythos. I knew little to nothing about The Darkness (or Top Cow come to think of it) when I got back into comics and I picked up the first trade on a recommendation and was instantly hooked. I implore anyone who is on the fence to check it out, you won't regret it.
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« Reply #8714 on: 01:05 AM | Saturday, May 05, 2012 » |
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I would love to see a Grant Morrison hard-core, mind bending, heavy on the sci fi turn on this title. Maybe with some Ladron art...?
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« Reply #8715 on: 03:05 AM | Sunday, May 06, 2012 » |
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Shintaro Kago's Blow-Up Totally crazy…nothing like your dick catching on fire, and then turning into a banana, and then your girlfriend peeling it and eating it to end your night.
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« Reply #8716 on: 04:05 AM | Sunday, May 06, 2012 » |
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I've been readi g a bunch of comics from the 215ink app. Just finished Fall and it was a really nice little story with solid art. Really recommend everyone to give this a go. It's free right now so no excuses.
Cheers slurmo for giving the heads up on this.
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« Reply #8717 on: 07:05 PM | Sunday, May 06, 2012 » |
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jar of fools
subtly very good.
i liked how he used rounded panels to show dreams.
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« Reply #8718 on: 05:05 AM | Monday, May 07, 2012 » |
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about to start Jo Nesbo's "The Leopard" and have been reading some old issues of Electric Soup, lots of Frank Quitely and glaswegian humour and cultural references in there
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« Reply #8719 on: 11:05 PM | Monday, May 07, 2012 » |
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 Wow, talk about world building. This is my first Moebius book. It was just amazing. He draws the human form in such a fluid way, however, his backgrounds and machinery is so complex. Jodorowski tell such a great tale. I don't know if it was the way it was translated or not, but the matter in which the characters speak, I was able to relate to them but it still seemed distant and strange. |
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