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Mar 22nd, 2008 12:10 PM | ||
Protoclown |
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And Cliff Steele, I plan on rereading all my Invisibles sometime in the near future. I've never read them all together in one sitting, so I'm hoping it will all come together a little better when I'm not reading them month-to-month. |
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Feb 1st, 2008 10:19 PM | ||
Nick |
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Feb 1st, 2008 07:57 PM | ||
JakeOfAllTrades | If you like Watchmen, "DC Universe: The Stories of Alan Moore" will please you. Both "Batman: The Killing Joke", the best Batman story ever printed in my opinion, and "What Happened to the Man of Tomorrow?", a Superman story drawn by Curt Swan which is an "imaginary story" that was done as a finale to the pre-Crisis Superman. Some of the other stories in it are OK too. | |
Feb 1st, 2008 07:44 PM | ||
Nick | I recently bought and read Watchmen, and absolutely love it. I just hope the new Watchmen movie doesn't suck too much. | |
Feb 1st, 2008 09:28 AM | ||
JakeOfAllTrades |
The two Manga comics I'd recommend are Yotsuba&! and Apollo's Song. Yotsuba&! is an all ages Manga, but that doesn't mean it's just for kids. It's "all ages". It's also some of the funniest Manga I've ever read. It's essentially about this young girl and her slacker dad who move into a new town and meet the somewhat crazy people who live there. Highly recommended. The other one, Apollo's Song, is a lot sadder than Yotsuba&! is even at its darkest moments. It's essentially like a Greek tragedy with an Eastern take on it, as in, a man who has forsaken love by committing terrible crimes against it, is doomed to love the same woman throughout many reincarnations and rebirths. The ending is heartbreaking. I will not spoil it, but Osamu Tezuka, the guy who wrote and drew it (famous for Astro Boy) is also famous for his tragic endings. Even his 8 volume work Buddha ain't nearly as heartwrenching as this one. But that doesn't mean you shouldn't read it, just don't read it on the day a girl dumps you... or I will not be responsible for the consequences... |
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Jan 23rd, 2008 09:31 PM | ||
Dr. Octogonopus | I'm too afraid to go into the comic book store near my house. I'm pretty sure that fat guy who owns it would eat me. | |
Jan 15th, 2008 12:03 PM | ||
ponchochris | even though it got a bit clusterfucked towards the end, seven soldiers of victory by grant morrison is written really well; it has some of my favourite words and sentences that have ever been written printed on those ridiculously good looking pages | |
Jan 14th, 2008 03:26 PM | ||
Cliff Steele |
Indeed it is, and mail order comics has it for cheap :O http://www.mailordercomics.com/prodD...asp?PID=220829 |
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Jan 14th, 2008 11:46 AM | ||
Zbu Manowar |
SUPERBOY AND THE RAVERS! Okay, never mind. But does anybody know if the Absolute Watchmen is still in print? I'd love a hardcover of the graphic novel. |
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Jan 11th, 2008 12:05 PM | ||
Cliff Steele |
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Jan 11th, 2008 02:28 AM | ||
bigtimecow |
the maxx period |
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Dec 6th, 2007 09:25 PM | ||
Cedar | fuck yeah! | |
Nov 28th, 2007 12:25 AM | ||
Girl Drink Drunk | The new X-Factor comic. Noir and Peter David goodness. | |
Nov 28th, 2007 12:24 AM | ||
Naught | I just started getting into Simon Dark and I love it, despite the fact that there are only two issues out so far (debuted in October). It's written by Steve Niles, who did 30 Days of Night, which I was also a fan of. It all takes place in Gotham City, so I imagine that we might be seeing Batman involved somewhere down the line. | |
Nov 27th, 2007 05:32 PM | ||
Zomboid | I read the watchmen a couple months ago and fucking loved it. I was kind of amazed that no one had told me to read it.... but then again, I don't think many of my friends read a whole lot to begin with. | |
Nov 23rd, 2007 12:12 AM | ||
AlliSabbah | I am about to show my somewhat advanced age when I recommend the Ghost Rider Comics from the 70's and 80's The sad thing is I still have a subscription to the current incarnation of poor old Gr and its a whole lot of nothing. Im still going to tough it out in the hopes of it becomming entertaining. | |
Oct 15th, 2007 11:29 AM | ||
MLE | I agree wholeheartedly with Watchmen! It was actually a New York Times bestseller! | |
Oct 14th, 2007 05:18 PM | ||
JediScum | "Like A Velvet Glove Cast In Iron" graphic novel by Daniel Clowes (of "Eightball" fame). | |
Oct 14th, 2007 01:41 PM | ||
demonbird | I like Neil Gaiman's The Sandman also. It's probably my favorite. Another really good one is Transmetropolitan. I highly recommend reading it. | |
Jun 19th, 2007 12:11 PM | ||
Girl Drink Drunk | Preacher. I might get HBO in the future for the sole purpose of watching the Tv show when it comes out, btw. | |
Jun 18th, 2007 12:44 PM | ||
Protoclown | Hey Cliff, did you feel that with the Invisibles, a lot of story arcs started off with fantastic potential but then ended kind of disappointingly, or was that just me? | |
Jun 17th, 2007 03:00 PM | ||
Cliff Steele | The Invisibles! | |
Jun 12th, 2007 01:15 PM | ||
Grislygus | My friend gave me a copy of that. I generally dislike comic books, but I actually read through all of Watchmen. | |
Jun 12th, 2007 01:09 PM | ||
Protoclown | Dude, read Watchmen. That's one of the finest comics ever written. | |
Jun 6th, 2007 03:01 PM | ||
Fathom Zero | I don't really have the chance to read comic books and the ones I do like aren't really for everyone, (Heavy Metal), but I do read graphic novels on occasion. The one I really enjoyed was 1602, which is really just a hard cover compilation of the series. It's really good, I think. It's good, especially if you like Neil Gaiman. | |
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