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d00gZ posted:Loki's fine. Original Sin: Thor & Loki is literally the second arc of Loki. If I had known that I probably would have picked it up!
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Senor Candle posted:If I had known that I probably would have picked it up! Thor & Loki's been OK, but I'd really prefer we just get back to Loki. Though I did like seeing the I am the crime that shall not be forgiven! thing in this art style.  Question about Thor & Loki 3: What the gently caress does "shall I be mother?" mean?
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Aug 7, 2014 16:52
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I love Starlin and all but Infinity Revelation was a big kick in the nuts. It should have been called "Thanos and Adam Warlock kick back and smoke a joint". Other thoughts: Hawkeye made me cry Rocket Raccoon made me laugh New Avengers made me want to slap the poo poo out of Reed Richards.
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Aug 7, 2014 16:57
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A Tin Of Beans posted:Thor & Loki's been OK, but I'd really prefer we just get back to Loki. Though I did like seeing the I am the crime that shall not be forgiven! thing in this art style. The "crime that shall not be forgiven" thing is getting real close to "red on my ledger". Shall I be mother is british slang for basically asking "want me to pour / serve food?".
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Aug 7, 2014 16:59
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Vincent posted:The "crime that shall not be forgiven" thing is getting real close to "red on my ledger". I'm not quiiiiite at that point yet. I dunno, screaming kid Loki remains hilarious to me. Even though I'm pretty sure it's not intended as funny. So, there's that. And that's ... okay. That's weird slang, but sure. It felt like it was supposed to be important somehow, but ...  Thanks for the explanation.
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Aug 7, 2014 17:03
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coconono posted:I love Starlin and all but Infinity Revelation was a big kick in the nuts. It should have been called "Thanos and Adam Warlock kick back and smoke a joint". Is it worth a read?
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Aug 7, 2014 17:44
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bobkatt013 posted:Is it worth a read? If you like Starlin absolutely. It's pure Starlin through and through. And to me that is a great, great thing.
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Aug 7, 2014 17:58
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bobkatt013 posted:Is it worth a read? I personally enjoyed it, but I have a soft spot for Thanos/Adam Warlock stories, especially when they are done by Starlin.
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Tavarin posted:I personally enjoyed it, but I have a soft spot for Thanos/Adam Warlock stories, especially when they are done by Starlin. I just read the Magus saga and it was seriously one of the most insane things and I loved every second of it. Looks like I will give this a try.
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Aug 7, 2014 18:05
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bobkatt013 posted:I just read the Magus saga and it was seriously one of the most insane things and I loved every second of it. Looks like I will give this a try. Is that the "Warlock by Jim Starlin" TPB that was released earlier this year? I was thinking about trying that one.
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Aug 7, 2014 19:00
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Metal Loaf posted:Is that the "Warlock by Jim Starlin" TPB that was released earlier this year? I was thinking about trying that one. Yes. It is absolutely batshit insane. It is Starlin at his purest.
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Aug 7, 2014 19:02
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Infinity Revelation is amazing. Starlin is just so out there and wacky; it's awesome.
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Aug 7, 2014 19:18
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bobkatt013 posted:Is it worth a read? You don't so much as read it as you experience it, man.  Grab it on sale or when it hits unlimited.
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Aug 7, 2014 19:28
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Just finished Whedon's X-Men run for the first time. I remember buying the first few issues off the stands when I was like 14, but never really sat down to read the whole thing until now. Holy poo poo.
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Aug 7, 2014 19:53
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Unmature posted:Just finished Whedon's X-Men run for the first time. I remember buying the first few issues off the stands when I was like 14, but never really sat down to read the whole thing until now. By my math, that'd make you 16. Wait... poo poo.
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Aug 7, 2014 20:08
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Lurdiak posted:By my math, that'd make you 16. Look around you, old man!
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Unmature posted:Look around you, old man! 
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Aug 7, 2014 20:53
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Does anyone know if All New Ghost Rider is going to get a TPB? I want to read it because it looks awesome but I can't find back issues around here.
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Aug 7, 2014 21:00
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SalTheBard posted:Does anyone know if All New Ghost Rider is going to get a TPB? I want to read it because it looks awesome but I can't find back issues around here. It's a Marvel book. It's going to get a TPB. (It's due out in October)
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Aug 7, 2014 21:02
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Waterhaul posted:It's a Marvel book. It's going to get a TPB. Awesome thanks!
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Aug 7, 2014 21:48
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It's a shame Moore left with the end of issue 5. Damion Scott's the new regular artist but I have no clue how his art looks nowadays. ANGR is loving great if you want a comic about dudes getting wrecked though. It's like Final Fight or Streets of Rage in comic book form.
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Suben posted:ANGR is loving great if you want a comic about dudes getting wrecked though. It's like Final Fight or Streets of Rage in comic book form. Here's a curious piece of trivia: when he was starting out in comics, Mark Millar wrote a strip adapting Streets of Rage adaptation in Sonic the Comic, which ends when with one of the heroes kicking the bad guy into a nearby vat of molten iron.
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Suben posted:ANGR is loving great if you want a comic about dudes getting wrecked though. It's like Final Fight or Streets of Rage in comic book form. I like the initials of the book.
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Aug 8, 2014 02:37
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The panel thread got me into Marvel Adventures Spider Man. Are any other MA series any good?
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Aug 8, 2014 02:44
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MA Avengers is great, too. Storm is in the team, and Janet is Giant-Girl. (Hank Pym appears as Ant-Man sometimes) Also, this: 
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Aug 8, 2014 03:33
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Harlock posted:The panel thread got me into Marvel Adventures Spider Man. Are any other MA series any good? I enjoyed all of the Marvel Adventures books. They're a fun read. Spider-Man and Avengers are probably the best though.
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Aug 8, 2014 03:35
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Picked up the Hawkeye hardcover today for 15 bucks on clearance at a Booksamillion. There were three of them sitting there and that's a deep-rear end discount. I really hope they do a second one, this thing is nice.
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A Tin Of Beans posted:I'm not quiiiiite at that point yet. I dunno, screaming kid Loki remains hilarious to me. Even though I'm pretty sure it's not intended as funny. So, there's that. It's a British thing. Our slang is weird. But 'Mother' was also the big bad in Young Avengers, Loki's previous series. It may be relevant or it might just be a coincidence.
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Unmature posted:Picked up the Hawkeye hardcover today for 15 bucks on clearance at a Booksamillion. There were three of them sitting there and that's a deep-rear end discount. They will. Daredevils last volume got 3 OSHC's.
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Vincent posted:The "crime that shall not be forgiven" thing is getting real close to "red on my ledger". It's especially grating since Kid Loki never actually said that in JiM, to my knowledge.
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Yvonmukluk posted:It's especially grating since Kid Loki never actually said that in JiM, to my knowledge. It's not actually Kid Loki, Kid Loki is still completely gone and it's just a representation of murder weapon Loki's guilt
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Finished reading Gav's Thunderbolts writeup. Great stuff! Do folks know that James Gunn, director of Guardians, desperately wants to make a Thunderbolts movie and has talked with Kevin Feige about it? http://collider.com/marvel-thunderbolts-movie/
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E the Shaggy posted:Finished reading Gav's Thunderbolts writeup. Great stuff! Thanks, dude! quote:Do folks know that James Gunn, director of Guardians, desperately wants to make a Thunderbolts movie and has talked with Kevin Feige about it? I don't think a Hawkeye movie could work, but I do think Hawkeye starring in a Thunderbolts movie can. They just need to introduce the villains across the various movies, like low-profile versions of the Infinity Stones.
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Make a Captain Marvel movie with Moonstone as the villain, and that could lead to it. I mean, all solo movies need to have a mirror villain, right?
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Marvel's preview for Brian Wood's Moon Knight after Ellis' in #6 is one of the saddest things I've seen in a comic book. First, because it's awful. Second, because Marvel has this really strange sentence where they say something to the effect of, "Hey, we know the writer and artist are leaving, but if it was bad, would the colorist be sticking around?!?! BECAUSE HE IS!"
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E the Shaggy posted:Marvel's preview for Brian Wood's Moon Knight after Ellis' in #6 is one of the saddest things I've seen in a comic book. First, because it's awful. Second, because Marvel has this really strange sentence where they say something to the effect of, Jordie Bellaire is the colorist, and she's not a he. She also does about a million books, and they tend to be good, but picking up all her stuff is a way to go broke quick.
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Gavok posted:I don't think a Hawkeye movie could work, but I do think Hawkeye starring in a Thunderbolts movie can. They just need to introduce the villains across the various movies, like low-profile versions of the Infinity Stones. I don't know if I'd even go that far. If you're going to use the classic lineup, then it could be as easy as the Dirty Dozen thing: SHIELD agent Clint Barton is partnered with rookie Hallie Takahama to do a particularly unpleasant job, which will require an expendable crew. Enter Chitauri tech dealer and general rear end in a top hat Norbert Ebersol, Tony Stark detractor Abe Jenkins and his surprisingly effective homebrew armor, criminal and criminal psychologist Karla Sofen, and small-time con artist turned super-powered bank robber Melissa Gold. The more I think about this the more it'd be a really big-budget episode of "Leverage."
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E the Shaggy posted:Marvel's preview for Brian Wood's Moon Knight after Ellis' in #6 is one of the saddest things I've seen in a comic book. First, because it's awful. Second, because Marvel has this really strange sentence where they say something to the effect of, That colorist just won an Eisner.
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I don't really think that preview has enough in it to declare it good or bad. Moon Knight's in it for 1 panel.
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E the Shaggy posted:Finished reading Gav's Thunderbolts writeup. Great stuff! I would love to see a Thunderbolts movie. We can have Hawkeye as the team leader, in charge of keeping them straight and we already have Crossbones from Winter Soldier and the Abomination/the Leader from Hulk and we can bring some new minor villains (MACH, Songbird and Moonstone would be great) Also, as good as Bellaire is (and she is very good), the colorist is hardly the main hook for the book; what I saw of the art wasn't that impressing and I've been dissapointed by Brian Wood's writing before.
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