Gotham Noir: An Elseworld Tale
Jul. 3rd, 2012 03:46 pmThere are a thousand tales in Gotham City, this is only one of them...
( 24 pages from an issue of 100 )
( 24 pages from an issue of 100 )
...and then there was the time when Dr. Strange led a mutant cult and engaged in cannibalism.
Aug. 15th, 2011 06:52 pmI sometimes like Warren EllisMark Millar, but sometimes his reach exceeds his grasp, IMHO. At the same time as he was doing some very interesting stuff else with StormwatchAztek, he was freelancing for Marvel and doing....other things.

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The Improved Archie (Part 2)
Jul. 27th, 2011 08:32 pm
Four scans from Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips' Criminal: The Last of the Innocent #2, continuing our merry romp through Archie Comics as written by James M. Cain.
Contains cussin', nudity, and intimations of violence.
The Improved Archie
Jun. 1st, 2011 05:23 pm
Did you ever wonder what Archie Comics would be like if Ed Brubaker wrote them? No, neither did I.
Four scans from Criminal: The Last of the Innocent #1, the latest installment of Brubaker's excellent crime series.

The United Planets of the 853rd century are not the United Planets of the 30th/31st century. In the year 85,271, the U.P. is a mobile planetary cluster, a system of seven worlds slowly migrating its way across the universe. This system is protected by the Justice Legion L.
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One Perfect Moment: Norman Osborn
Aug. 1st, 2010 06:34 pmGreetings True Believers! This is my last post for OPM week and it's one of my favorites, for two reasons.
1. This issue of "Spider-Man's Tangled Web" features one of the best parts of any comic-verse. The villain bar. I love scenes of villains just hanging out, grousing about heroes, comparing notes and relaxing. Which is why I included a few scans of just that.
2. This story is an example of the fact that Norman Osborn doesn't need a costume, glider or control of an international martial agency to be one of the scariest motherfuckers on the planet.
Enjoy!

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1. This issue of "Spider-Man's Tangled Web" features one of the best parts of any comic-verse. The villain bar. I love scenes of villains just hanging out, grousing about heroes, comparing notes and relaxing. Which is why I included a few scans of just that.
2. This story is an example of the fact that Norman Osborn doesn't need a costume, glider or control of an international martial agency to be one of the scariest motherfuckers on the planet.
Enjoy!

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Comics of the Decade
Nov. 25th, 2009 03:19 pmOver on The A.V. Club, they just did a run-down of the best comics of the decade. Along with the additional suggestions made in the comments thread, it's a pretty marvelous list (the A.V. Club's comics coverage skews slightly away from the established superhero comics, compared to this community). It's certainly given me a bunch of things I want to check out.
( Hey, we can all agree on this one at least. Right? )
What are your favorite comics from the 21st century's first decade?
( Hey, we can all agree on this one at least. Right? )
What are your favorite comics from the 21st century's first decade?
The Halls of Fate, Part Three
Oct. 17th, 2009 05:52 pmIn the last chapter of our merry tale of What The Hell, we were treated to a boatload of genetic and esoterical confusion, courtesy of the Hawkfamily, a demon, a wizard, and Dove. In this chapter, we get more build up, a lot of supposed therapy... oh, and plotholes. Big ones. But after the first two chapters, you should have seen that last one coming. Twenty three pages from six issues. I tried this time to limit the ranting. Sort of.
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The Show Must Go On
Aug. 13th, 2009 06:41 pm
This was brought up numerous times in the previous Amazing Spider-Man thread, so I decided to post it once and for all. In my opinion, it's one of the better Chameleon stories out there. Not surprisingly, Marvel has all but forgotten it.
On a related note, this was the first Spidey story written by Paul Jenkins. He would later become the writer for Peter Parker Spider-Man and Spectacular Spider-Man.
So, without you guys at s_d I never would have heard of Blue Beetle, or Booster Gold, or Mr Miracle, or Big Barda. I never would have been at my first ever comics' fair, looking through boxes. I wouldn't have looked at the section labelled Mr Miracle and I would have missed
HOLY SHIT, YOU GUYS! THE MOTHER LODE!

50p each! I was very restrained and only bought 8 issues.
( See some of the awesome moments from issue 7 :) Many pictures )
HOLY SHIT, YOU GUYS! THE MOTHER LODE!

50p each! I was very restrained and only bought 8 issues.
( See some of the awesome moments from issue 7 :) Many pictures )
Gratuitous Logurt post.
Jul. 5th, 2009 01:35 pmBecause a person asked for more of Logan/Kurt and because I want to, here are some random scans of the two going into conniptions over each other's safety:
( Bromance ahoy! )
A whole horde of perfect Logurt moments.
Jun. 21st, 2009 02:07 pmI know the week is over, but I was away while it happened! It's not fair! So, here's a little celebration of a friendship Marvel doesn't give a damn about these days:
More Bat/Cat Stuff
May. 3rd, 2009 03:55 pmEventually, we're going to run out of Bat/Cat stuff. Fortunately, that time has yet to arrive. Here's a look at Brubaker's take on the famous costumed couple from his Catwoman run.
HEYYY YOOOU GUYSSS!!!
Mar. 4th, 2009 10:30 pmI missed you, I missed you, I missed you!
I come bearing 5 uber-sexy scans from my favorite comic of all time (and it's barely on it's second issue!)
( It's not just me! )
I come bearing 5 uber-sexy scans from my favorite comic of all time (and it's barely on it's second issue!)
( It's not just me! )
