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There's also a collection of the El Cid stuff from Warren Publications' Eerie comics around.
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There's a comic about a teacher who leaves his baby in a hot car. I wanna say it was by Dash Shaw and it was black and white. Anyone know what I'm talking about? I thought I read it online too, if that's any help.
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Aug 24, 2018 22:21
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Best runs on Hellblazer Vertigo? Ennis, and..?
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Aug 25, 2018 22:40
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El Gallinero Gros posted:Best runs on Hellblazer Vertigo? Ennis, and..? Probably either Carey or Delano, Azzarello for a dark horse candidate.
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Aug 25, 2018 22:48
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bobkatt013 posted:Dark horse already has in the chronicles of conan and savage sword of conan collections. The Chronicles books are the ones with that awful recoloring right? And I think I read that Marvel will be publishing Savage with the covers in color.
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Aug 25, 2018 23:42
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Skwirl posted:Probably either Carey or Delano, Azzarello for a dark horse candidate. I'd put Jenkins before Azz. I might even put Jenkins before Delano, I didn't care for a good block of the middle of Delano's run (Fear Machine and a bit after).
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Zachack posted:I'd put Jenkins before Azz. I started rereading Hellblazer from the start, but I haven't read the Alan Moore Swamp Thing bit in awhile. Did Alan Moore come up with the Newcastle incident or is that a Delano invention? Because if it's Delano then it's definitely Delano in second place. Oh yeah, and the yuppie demons over investing in souls and the market crashing on them with one bad faith actor rings way the gently caress more true now than when I first read it in the 90s, and it was written in the 80s. Air Skwirl fucked around with this message at 05:40 on Aug 27, 2018 |
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Aug 27, 2018 04:31
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Skwirl posted:I started rereading Hellblazer from the start, but I haven't read the Alan Moore Swamp Thing bit in awhile. Did Alan Moore come up with the Newcastle incident or is that a Delano invention? Because if it's Delano then it's definitely Delano in second place. Moore mentions the Newcastle incident but it’s Delano who wrote what actually happened.
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bobkatt013 posted:Moore mentions the Newcastle incident but it’s Delano who wrote what actually happened. Yeah, I just read that issue which is why I want to put Delano higher on the list. Were there any details beyond the word Newcastle and a dead girl? because that issue is loving gut wrenching. Also the first two issues of Hellblazer are a loving hell (no pun intended) of a debut and would be an amazing script for an HBO pilot (or AMC at this point)
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Skwirl posted:Yeah, I just read that issue which is why I want to put Delano higher on the list. Were there any details beyond the word Newcastle and a dead girl? because that issue is loving gut wrenching. Think that it was just mentions of the Newcastle crew and it went badly
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I'm going Ennis, Delano, Carey. I don't remember enough of Jenkins run to have an opinion on it. When I get to it I'll reevaluate. I might slip Azzarello into the ranking too.
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Just finished The Authority by Ellis and Millar, man the series is great. I also like that they included Elijah Snow, Drummer and Jakita Wagner in a few of the issues. Also, they never really got into what happened with Jackson and Christine, some weird super powers went off during a party and they said something about getting married. Can anyone shed some light?
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I'll finally be able to properly finish Fraction's Hawkeye and I'd like to ask how is Lemire's All New Hawkeye, both 2015 and 2016. And before anyone mentions it, as much as I'd like to read it, Kelly Thompson's is still unavailable and I believe it'll be for a while.
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I think they're worth reading. It's really one storyline split by a company-wide relaunch, but Clint gets a flashback b-story through the first series, and Kate gets one in the second. Teenage Fansub fucked around with this message at 13:34 on Aug 31, 2018 |
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Aug 31, 2018 13:25
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obi_ant posted:Just finished The Authority by Ellis and Millar, man the series is great. I also like that they included Elijah Snow, Drummer and Jakita Wagner in a few of the issues. Also, they never really got into what happened with Jackson and Christine, some weird super powers went off during a party and they said something about getting married. Can anyone shed some light? On a similar note, if anyone can point me at any Stormwatch volumes that are worth reading, particularly leading directly into the Ellis run on Authority, that would be cool and good. Thanks.
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Sanford posted:On a similar note, if anyone can point me at any Stormwatch volumes that are worth reading, particularly leading directly into the Ellis run on Authority, that would be cool and good. Thanks. I think the general consensus is to just read the Ellis issues of Stormwatch, as they lead directly into the Authority.
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Aug 31, 2018 19:34
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Sanford posted:On a similar note, if anyone can point me at any Stormwatch volumes that are worth reading, particularly leading directly into the Ellis run on Authority, that would be cool and good. Thanks. The Ellis issues of Stormwatch and Aliens vs. Wildstorm or whatever the title of that was. Anything else is not going to be so great. There's 5 trades of SW by Ellis that collects everything.
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Sanford posted:On a similar note, if anyone can point me at any Stormwatch volumes that are worth reading, particularly leading directly into the Ellis run on Authority, that would be cool and good. Thanks. 37-50 is Ellis iirc. I picked that up in two volumes from Comixology.
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hadji murad posted:37-50 is Ellis iirc. I picked that up in two volumes from Comixology. #37-50 of Stormwatch Vol. 1, and #1-11 of Stormwatch Vol. 2 (plus the out-of-print WildC.A.T.s/Aliens one-shot). They are collected in five older TPBs, and there are two newer TPBs that collect everything except WildC.A.T.s/Aliens.
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It's funny that Wildcats/Aliens contains the pivotal moment for how Storm watch turned into Authority and will probably never be reprinted.
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Looks like it's in the DC/Aliens trade. https://www.amazon.com/DC-Dark-Horse-Aliens-Various/dp/1401266363 and on comixology by it's self. https://www.comixology.com/WildC-A-T-S-Aliens-1998-1/digital-comic/477026
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Teenage Fansub posted:Looks like it's in the DC/Aliens trade. poo poo, I assumed it hadn't been reprinted and thought it never would again after the Disney/Fox deal finished.
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Skwirl posted:poo poo, I assumed it hadn't been reprinted and thought it never would again after the Disney/Fox deal finished. It hasn't finished.
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Endless Mike posted:It hasn't finished. I know that, I probably should have said finishes, but I'm assuming that it will.
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obi_ant posted:Just finished The Authority by Ellis and Millar, man the series is great. I also like that they included Elijah Snow, Drummer and Jakita Wagner in a few of the issues. Also, they never really got into what happened with Jackson and Christine, some weird super powers went off during a party and they said something about getting married. Can anyone shed some light? They got their own limited comic The Monarchy, where they recruited a team to battle a cancer that was destroying the multiverse that turned out to be an alternate version(s?) of the Authority. Edit: Wiki, drat it. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Monarchy_(comics) Rincewinds fucked around with this message at 18:34 on Sep 1, 2018 |
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Hey, I just remembered this existed: https://youtu.be/pkd5mYvKWig Any Ameythst of Gemworld stories/runs worth reading?
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Recommendations based on a love of the following, please. Morrison's Doom Patrol Desolation Jones PAD's X-Factor Suicide Squad Hellblazer in general (familiar with Ennis's work) Etrigan El Gallinero Gros fucked around with this message at 01:00 on Sep 3, 2018 |
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El Gallinero Gros posted:Recommendations based on a love of the following, please. Animal Man Copra
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El Gallinero Gros posted:Recommendations based on a love of the following, please. Fell Casanova
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El Gallinero Gros posted:Recommendations based on a love of the following, please. Definitely Fell since you liked Desolation Jones. The 1987-1992 Justice League International/America/Europe since you liked Suicide Squad (I'm assuming you mean John Ostrander's 1987-1993 run) and PAD's X-Factor (I'm assuming you mean the mid-2000s run and not the early '90s run). Copra, Gail Simone's Villains United and Secret Six, Superior Foes of Spider-Man, and Thunderbolts (particularly the Warren Ellis and Jeff Parker runs) since you liked Suicide Squad.
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Covok posted:Hey, I just remembered this existed: https://youtu.be/pkd5mYvKWig The original maxi-series is pretty good and has some really nice art by Ernie Colon. After that, none that I’m aware of, but I haven’t read the Christy Marx version.
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El Gallinero Gros posted:Recommendations based on a love of the following, please. Invisibles
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I just finished Umbrella Academy and loved it and I just bought Milk Wars in the current Comixology sale. What other Young Animal books should I get?
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All of 'em are good. You should definitely at least read Doom Patrol before the crossover. Bug is the only one that didn't tie in to Milk Wars (and Eternity Girl comes in after) but are you gonna deny yourself some Mike Allred drawn Kirby love? edit: If you're going all-in, note that for their last six issues, Shade, Cave Carson and Mother Panic changed their titles and relaunched after the crossover. And if you're curious about the version of the Justice League in Milk Wars, that's Steve Orlando's JLA team. Teenage Fansub fucked around with this message at 03:57 on Sep 4, 2018 |
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Bug is super good.
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I've got £5 of Amazon video credit expiring this month and I'm looking to buy a Kindle collection of something adult and deep. Something along the lines of Watchmen and V for Vendetta. Any standout recommendations?
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Exioce posted:I've got £5 of Amazon video credit expiring this month and I'm looking to buy a Kindle collection of something adult and deep. Something along the lines of Watchmen and V for Vendetta. Any standout recommendations? This is more superhero related than those two...but JSA: The Golden Age is fantastic.
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Exioce posted:I've got £5 of Amazon video credit expiring this month and I'm looking to buy a Kindle collection of something adult and deep. Something along the lines of Watchmen and V for Vendetta. Any standout recommendations? Tom King's The Vision.
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Exioce posted:I've got £5 of Amazon video credit expiring this month and I'm looking to buy a Kindle collection of something adult and deep. Something along the lines of Watchmen and V for Vendetta. Any standout recommendations? From Hell.
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