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Does that sit well or what? This is genuinely the first series that needs to be exposed to the general none reading public. I have a bad feeling that comic shops will overprice any issues it can find and the collecteds will be way too expensive but that's their problem. Superman. Like him or not he's the biggest, most iconic comic book character (yes even more so than Batman). He ...

I agree with you, but Mary wasn't the only victim out of this situation. The person she "originated" has also suffered from some terribly written segments either to write her off (Dark Phoenix in general normally leads to death), or to attach her Scott. I believe Inferno did the latter.

Quote: Originally Posted by Brian Cronin I liked it better when the Democrats seemed "above" producing these snide, patronizing partisan shows. the left hasn't been "above" these "snide, patronizing partisan shows" in decades. just like their use of divide and conquer or class warfare tactics that they use every ...

Man, I happened to catch a show I don't normally watch, Criminal Minds (the season premiere), and it was interesting enough that I kept watching it. In any event, the big twist in the episode is clever, but the limits of weekly television makes the twists so easy to identify, because you know there's a limit of time and characters available, so anything done oddly almost HAS to serve the ...

I'm relativly new to comics (but have been reading manga since I was 8), are there any comics that would be interesting to me? (if this thread is in the wrong place, please have a mod move it)

For your own reading, I recommend Jonah Hex. One issue, one story. That's a rarity in comics nowadays.

i have a friend that will only read or watch something that has lots of sex in it. a problem i've been trying to fix for a while now but anywho... what comic series have lots of sex? or maybe not only sex, but like sensuality? i dunno. he's weird.

Quote: Originally Posted by newscott From Montreal, nothing to add, really. I don't know why we have spinner racks here either. Multimags must have some deal with the distributor to keep a few comics in stock. They sell monthlies at Renaud Bray also. I've seen pretty much all DC and Marvel titles: Astonishing...

A couple of weeks back I had to hire a colorist for a comic book I have been working on. I had numerous people respond to my ad and I gave them the first page to do to test their chops. Some were good, some were great, but most were awful. This made me have a new appreciation for the talent of great colorists. But back to the topic of the thread. Which comic book featured the worst coloring ...

That article was interesting and amusing. Red Bee? Very very lame. But no Squirrel Girl on that list?

Quote: Originally Posted by Brian Cronin I liked it better when the Democrats seemed "above" producing these snide, patronizing partisan shows. the left hasn't been "above" these "snide, patronizing partisan shows" in decades. just like their use of divide and conquer or class warfare tactics that they use every ...

Does that sit well or what? This is genuinely the first series that needs to be exposed to the general none reading public. I have a bad feeling that comic shops will overprice any issues it can find and the collecteds will be way too expensive but that's their problem. Superman. Like him or not he's the biggest, most iconic comic book character (yes even more so than Batman). He ...

I agree with you, but Mary wasn't the only victim out of this situation. The person she "originated" has also suffered from some terribly written segments either to write her off (Dark Phoenix in general normally leads to death), or to attach her Scott. I believe Inferno did the latter.

i have a friend that will only read or watch something that has lots of sex in it. a problem i've been trying to fix for a while now but anywho... what comic series have lots of sex? or maybe not only sex, but like sensuality? i dunno. he's weird.

For your own reading, I recommend Jonah Hex. One issue, one story. That's a rarity in comics nowadays.

A couple of weeks back I had to hire a colorist for a comic book I have been working on. I had numerous people respond to my ad and I gave them the first page to do to test their chops. Some were good, some were great, but most were awful. This made me have a new appreciation for the talent of great colorists. But back to the topic of the thread. Which comic book featured the worst coloring ...

Quote: Originally Posted by newscott From Montreal, nothing to add, really. I don't know why we have spinner racks here either. Multimags must have some deal with the distributor to keep a few comics in stock. They sell monthlies at Renaud Bray also. I've seen pretty much all DC and Marvel titles: Astonishing...

Man, I happened to catch a show I don't normally watch, Criminal Minds (the season premiere), and it was interesting enough that I kept watching it. In any event, the big twist in the episode is clever, but the limits of weekly television makes the twists so easy to identify, because you know there's a limit of time and characters available, so anything done oddly almost HAS to serve the ...

That article was interesting and amusing. Red Bee? Very very lame. But no Squirrel Girl on that list?

I'm relativly new to comics (but have been reading manga since I was 8), are there any comics that would be interesting to me? (if this thread is in the wrong place, please have a mod move it)