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Avengers/Defenders: Tarot #3 (2020)
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I have always had a fondness for all of the usual mythology and legends from around the world but 'Journey to the West' is a particular favourite. I first discovered it through the Japanese TV series, 'Monkey', that achieved cult status in Britain during the seventies. -- Alan Davis
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Generations: The Americas #1
Oct. 11th, 2017 01:55 amlaughing_tree
Just wanted to say thank you again to everyone who sent nice words about the end of our Cap run this week. It’ll take some time and distance but as it stands this is maybe the finished work I am most proud of in my career. But a lot of that really comes from the audience, and seeing what this story, and especially Sam’s journey, meant to so many readers. Seeing that is an experience I will always remember, thanks for letting me be a part of it. -- Nick Spencer
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Sam Wilson: Captain America #20
Apr. 21st, 2017 12:23 amlaughing_tree
"Righties mad about looting: a nice TV is a small consolation prize for knowing a cop could shoot you anytime for no fucking reason." -- Nick Spencer
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Sam Wilson: Captain America #14
Nov. 17th, 2016 11:40 pmsuperboyprime
"TPP would create a lot of American jobs. Free trade is a good thing. A trade deal with Asia is maybe the most important geo-political move the US can make for the next century. It is very scary that both political parties are now pushing protectionism. Will hurt workers, not help them." - Nick Spencer
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Tarzan at Dynamite
Jan. 21st, 2012 09:15 pmskjamTarzan was one of my childhood heroes, as I imagine he was for many of you. So it's no surprise that when I saw a new comic book about him, I picked it up.
Admittedly, after a hundred years, there are a lot of problematic aspects of the original novel, not even counting the implausibility of a human child raised by apes. So any new adaptation has to be adjusted to at least somewhat deal with current attitudes and knowledge. We'll see how Dynamite does with that.
( Four pages from the just-released issue )
Your thoughts and comments?
SKJAM!
Admittedly, after a hundred years, there are a lot of problematic aspects of the original novel, not even counting the implausibility of a human child raised by apes. So any new adaptation has to be adjusted to at least somewhat deal with current attitudes and knowledge. We'll see how Dynamite does with that.
( Four pages from the just-released issue )
Your thoughts and comments?
SKJAM!
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