Has anyone read 100 bullets? What a quality comic. Created by Azzarello, a Frank Miller fan, and it shows with the art. But The story and characters unbelieveable.
Until the lion learns to speak, the tales of the hunt will be(weak) told by the hunter
I also hate this costume registration act. Spidey had it right that if he gets unmasked, everyone will be all over his family. Such instances can be seen with Venom and Green Goblin.
Also read part 7 of Infinite Crisis, I'm not totally liking the whole story of it, but it does have some high points. Seems we know who the next Flash is.
I don't think half the toilet seats in the world are as clean as I should like; and only half of those are half as clean as they deserve. - tsubaimomo, July 26, 2010 3:00 am
it came as a surprise to me that captain america was the rebel and iron man was the pro-establishment guy.
i always thought that captain america would be the loyal running dog and iron man the pro-free spirit guy.
it looks like most of the heroes with public identities would not mind going a step further and register with the goverment. it makes no difference to them.
i think spiderman will ditch the iron man costume and adopt his old one due to the fact that the new costume may be bugged.
I also hate this costume registration act. Spidey had it right that if he gets unmasked, everyone will be all over his family. Such instances can be seen with Venom and Green Goblin.
Also read part 7 of Infinite Crisis, I'm not totally liking the whole story of it, but it does have some high points. Seems we know who the next Flash is.
Thats what i also thought when i read Spiderman 531. Civil War better have a better story than these stupid registeration act. If there isnt a bigger secret and reason behind all this,then Marvel is losing it.
Libaax wrote:Thats what i also thought when i read Spiderman 531. Civil War better have a better story than these stupid registeration act. If there isnt a bigger secret and reason behind all this,then Marvel is losing it.
From what I've read, there isn't any. No secret villain, no grander scheme, which isn't bad. I think superheroes beating the crap out of each other is good enough reason.
Anyway, I just picked up The Authority from the post office and I'm looking forward to reading that.
Libaax got me interested in Hellboy too so I ordered that a while ago.
LMAO Deadpool FTW. yeah i remember seing that recently. Man why did he do that again?
The red son was a pretty good what if. Really puts the big S in a different light, i liked the whole deal with lex luthor obsessesing over bringing him down.
I bought the The Complete Calvin and Hobbes today and man is that motherfucker heavy. I haven't even checked it out yet because I'm trying to get my breath back from carrying it between the store, the subway transfers and finally back home.
There is one thing I know for sure though: Those $150 couldn't have been spent in a better way.
Calvin and Hobbes is the best comic strip there will ever be.
Right now im reading Rexi Mundi a wierd comic from Image about a doctor in Paris in 1933 who is in the middle a mystery involving sorcery,secret groups etc
Its wierd cause despite its 1933, the leader of france is the King Ludvig something,the inqustion is thier police and the hole europe is left in feudal days. Prussia,Ottman empire etc are still alive.
