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Die Laughing posted:What are some collections you guys have that span several writers and/or decades that your oddly proud of. I own every Justice League International/America/Europe/Quarterly/miniseries comic from Justice League 1 (1987) to Justice League America 113 (1996), just before the Morrison relaunch, which is about 250–260 issues? I've also got all of the JL Detroit era just prior. Mentioned before, but I also have every issue of WW Vol 2 except for stupid #184.
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El Gallinero Gros posted:What's Grant Morrison working on these days? He's got that Wonder Woman: Earth One stuff going on, too.
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Teenage Fansub posted:I dunno if that's a disastrous thing. I just check Comics Should Be Good once in a while, so I hope that survives!
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Rhyno posted:And just look at me now!
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Lurdiak posted:Wickedhate has brain problems that cause her to get in really stupid arguments. It's possible her condition and how it's portrayed in the media gives her a perspective on traditionally maligned states of mind, which contributes to all her arguments about pedophilia. I thought she was at least 20 by now.
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Endless Mike posted:I appreciate it, but he has lymphoma, and while the steroids are helping him feel much better, it's a matter of time at this point. I will admit I was being dramatic that he'll be dying in the next month, but it's entirely possible. He gets lots of pets. We had a delightful feline who died of lymphoma as well at the end of 2014, at age 12 or so. It was very sad, and you will know when the time is right. You spend as much time as you can with that guy. redbackground fucked around with this message at 19:21 on Apr 6, 2016 |
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Zachack posted:Isn't the entire Priest run collected in 3 ultimate collections now? With a 4th on the way!
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Apr 7, 2016 13:15
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zoux posted:That's because you can't draw Superman with huge tits.
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Apr 8, 2016 16:26
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Foul Fowl posted:I honestly don't mind the premise of The Authority and I thought it was well executed in the first volume (even though it does end up reeking of reactionary paramilitarism a lil' bit). I don't know anything about Millar specifically either, I just know that he took a book that treated its heinous villains as actual characters and turned them into literal baby killers who shout 'COMIC BOOKS ARE FOR RETARDS' at the reader. It's not funny enough to be irreverent black humour, and it's not clever enough to subvert the sense of being something I would've loving loved when I was 14 and a fascist (even if there's a hint of something behind the curtain when Midnighter calls out Baby Killer Man on being a drone without an identity). It's just hard to believe there's any stakes involved when the shark is immediately jumped and then used to murder a baby and it feels like lazy writing. Good villains are hard to write and there's a lot of shortcuts taken. I was way more invested in seeing The Authority beat up the baddies from the first volume.
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I just double the tax and round up. unless they're a q-tee redbackground fucked around with this message at 05:37 on Apr 11, 2016 |
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Apr 11, 2016 05:22
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Rhyno posted:I put mayo on my potato chips! Rhyno, you truly are history's greatest monster, but I slather my hot dogs with ketchup too.
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Apr 11, 2016 18:54
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muscles like this? posted:It's regional, it's a big thing in Chicago that you don't put ketchup on a hot dog. As a Chicago native, balls to that.
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Everything I know about Toto, true or false, is from the Yacht Rock series.
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Apr 12, 2016 20:09
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To add nothing to the conversation, Journey: Greatest Hits was I think the second CD I ever bought, and boy howdy did that thing get a lot of replay.
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Apr 13, 2016 18:41
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Any Moxy Früvous fans in the hizzouse?
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Apr 13, 2016 19:01
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Big Bad Voodoo Lou posted:I liked some of their stuff like "You Will Go to the Moon," but the Ghomeshi saga meant I could never really enjoy them again. Yeah, I just read up on that on wikipedia. OOPS.
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Mr Hootington posted:I'm always skittish about buying items online, so I have a question for comic buyers. Has anyone here bought anything through Comic Collector Live? Has anyone run into problems with Comic Collector Live?
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Wheat Loaf posted:Which comic book editors have historically been rated as the best? Mark Chiarello Mark Waid Julius Schwartz Mort Weisinger Dick Giordano Archie Goodwin Denny O'Neil edit: yeah, Karen B. edit2: Stan Lee's gotta be included. edit3: Jim Shooter is either going to be near the top of lists or near the bottom, depending. redbackground fucked around with this message at 16:20 on Apr 25, 2016 |
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Apr 25, 2016 16:14
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Rhyno posted:How many Elseworlds have used "Joeseph Kerr" as his alias? I think just Going Sane, and that was LOTDK.
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Madkal posted:Here is a weird matter of opinion kind of question for you goons, but which writers do you think have (or had) the best voice/take on which character. What I mean is that there is usually a character who can be kind of boring or whatnot, but every now and again a writer gets a hold on that character and makes them shine. We know about stuff like Peter David's Hulk run where he got a great voice on the character and made him something special. So which other writer's do you think really excelled with certain characters. Simonson - Thor Giffen/DeMatteis - Blue and Gold Lee - Galactus BQM - Steph!Batgirl Ostrander - Deadshot, Waller Messner-Loebs - Wonder Woman
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Sorry, man. 
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