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Sep. 22nd, 2017
Groo - Friends and Foes #2 (2015)
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riddler13Dark Horse: "The Year of Groo continues! As Groo roams from town to town, wreaking his usual havoc, he runs into his beloved Granny Groo, who raised him from an inept young toddler to an even less-ept older idiot. Can she use Groo in a profitable scheme? Well, what do you think? From Sergio Aragonés and Mark Evanier, with Stan Sakai and Tom Luth!"
( 8 pages below the cut )
Next issue, Arba and Dakarba, the witches.
( 8 pages below the cut )
Next issue, Arba and Dakarba, the witches.
laughing_tree
Halfway into [writing] the latest Lost Light and — uh-oh! — it's all getting a little *political*. -- James Roberts
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cyberghostface As you may may have seen, a number of my EC posts over the last couple of years have been in black and white. I've been using pages from Fantagraphic's "EC Comics Library" which are in effect artist-based collections in black and white. You can view them on Comixology here.
Conversely, Dark Horse has been putting out their own series of EC reprints. These versions are digitally recolored and are published in chronological order. There are some here.
I will probably continue to use Fantagraphics' versions for the time being just because I already have them in my collection but I was wondering which versions you would prefer to see if I was able to pick from both.
Conversely, Dark Horse has been putting out their own series of EC reprints. These versions are digitally recolored and are published in chronological order. There are some here.
I will probably continue to use Fantagraphics' versions for the time being just because I already have them in my collection but I was wondering which versions you would prefer to see if I was able to pick from both.
starwolf_oakleyCAPTAIN AMERICA #377 is part of the "Streets of Poison" story. Cap gets high on meth and has to give up the Super Soldier Serum to sober up. Yes, there's more to it than that.
Place "Breaking Bad Main Title Theme" by Dave Porter here
( It looks like a junkie's needle )
Place "Breaking Bad Main Title Theme" by Dave Porter here
( It looks like a junkie's needle )
superboyprime
"There’s also a lot of Uncanny X-Men to Jason [Aaron]’s Wolverine & The X-men. Good guys and bad guys, each telling their own story, each readable by themselves, each feeding into one another." - Kieron Gillen on collaborating with the main Star Wars title
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