Indestructible Hulk #3 and Daredevil #22
Jan. 17th, 2013 05:45 pm
"[A]s I got into my 30s and I got into my 40s, I really started to understand a lot more about what I have learned both good and bad from superhero comics as a kid. The upsides -- the obvious upsides: do the right thing, and save cats from trees, and be honest to people, help little old ladies across the street. The darker stuff that you learn... I mean, Jesus, everything emotionally stunted and wrong about me I learned from Mort Weisinger. ... I brought even more personal issues to Daredevil in terms of a lifelong struggle with depression. How you deal with that and don't deal with that, that's something I get a chance to work out with these characters, both Bruce Banner and Matt Murdock." -- Mark Waid
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Avenging Spider-Man #5
Apr. 5th, 2012 09:01 pmZeb Wells is really an underrated writer, and pretty much entirely due to him, Avenging Spider-Man's been a pretty fun book so far. Issue #5 was particularly good.
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I would personally like to thank BleedingCool.com for reminding me of why I come to this website and why I post.
To kinky cheap punk teenager thrills from unintentional inappropriate concepts in comics.
Context is for the weak.
How did I miss this? How did Marvel miss this?
( Thar He Blows )
To kinky cheap punk teenager thrills from unintentional inappropriate concepts in comics.
Context is for the weak.
How did I miss this? How did Marvel miss this?
( Thar He Blows )
Superior #6
Oct. 20th, 2011 10:08 am
So, last issue, the boy protagonist found out the space monkey who gave him his powers was actually a demon, and he'd have to sell his soul to hell to keep being Superior.
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Fantastic Four #600 teaser image
Oct. 17th, 2011 04:49 pmComicBookResources continues to deliver the goods in terms of previews this day, as the teaser image for Fantastic Four #600 is released.
( Oh, hai der. )
( Oh, hai der. )
Age of X Chapters 1 and 2
Mar. 2nd, 2011 06:58 pmSo in previous posts I've tried to explain the plot of the current X-Event, Age of X.
Well last week the first two chapters both came out on the same day, due to that odd tendency where every month all of Marvel's major titles are all shipped out on the same week and here are some pages from each.
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Superman: Birthright - The Conclusion
Feb. 10th, 2011 10:18 pmConcluding from my last post, I'd like to post scans from the second half of Superman: Birthright, which involves Luthor's first great scheme against Superman.

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One of the most praised elements of Superman: Birthright was the great backstory it provided for Lex Luthor and his relationship with Clark. Posting that, among other scans:

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More scans from Superman: Birthright
Feb. 1st, 2011 10:04 pmSince it looks like not much of this series has been posted here before, a few more fine moments,

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Looking back at Superman: Birthright...
Jan. 23rd, 2011 10:13 pmThis story is the one I liked best of all of Superman's numerous origins. It perfectly balanced both modern and Silver Age elements, and gave me the most moving depiction of Krypton's destruction I've read yet, along with the best-written past for Lex Luthor. I consider the first dozen pages as classic and sincerely hope the Snyder/Goyer reboot uses them.
Some scans below the cut,
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Some scans below the cut,
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Superior #4
Jan. 19th, 2011 02:29 pmI recently read an old interview with Paul Cornell where he said Mark Millar is responsible for his current comic book career. Millar called him up after watching an episode of DOCTOR WHO he wrote, "Human Nature," offering to connect him with Marvel editors. Before that, he'd been trying to get into the industry but not really getting anywhere.
So if Millar weren't a big name, none of Cornell's work for Marvel and DC would exist. That's funny.

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So if Millar weren't a big name, none of Cornell's work for Marvel and DC would exist. That's funny.

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Me again ;) So by turtlefu's suggestion, I'm presenting a short list of Filipino artists in the American comics scene. Some you might know, some you might not, but the point I'm trying to make today is how big a part these guys play in the Comics scene.
( KOMIKS talent to COMICS )
( KOMIKS talent to COMICS )


