Tyree said:Try to find back issues of King City makes me sad.
Htown said:It's the same writer Ultimate Spider-Man has always had. You don't think there's a chance it'll be good?
The Take Out Bandit said:That's why you need to keep an eye out for indies early and often. Unlike the Disney and Warner Bros. crap it doesn't get a bottomless / generous print run so it's even harder to find after the fact.
I'm assuming you've already checked mycomicshop.com and milehighcomics.com already?
edit: Actually, I'm not sure if it would work - but have you tried contacting Graham himself? He's got an online presence. Not sure if he'd have copies to sell you, but it's worth a shot.
Tyree said:I stopped reading comic for about almost 2 years and this is the only thing I cant find that I want.
Satchwar said:In Detective 881, when, I nearly shit my pants.James started saying he had something to do with what happened to Babs in Killing Joke
But then came the "Lol jk" and I was able to breathe again.
I loved that run. Granted, I did read it all in trades so I wasn't waiting for the next issue, but a bleak future created after Bishop killed the earth was amazing. The condition that he could only jump forward, the "There's no one to help us" vibe, and the crossover with X-force got me back into Xmen comics.Rlan said:Reading up on Batman Inc via Wikipedia, I really wish the Marvel and DC universes put a mandate on leaving the time stream the hell alone. Batman flying though time? Superman and Green Lantern going through time trying to find him?
And on the Marvel side, Cable flying through time with Hope and all it entails. It just seems so unnecessary.
Anslon said:I loved that run. Granted, I did read it all in trades so I wasn't waiting for the next issue, but a bleak future created after Bishop killed the earth was amazing. The condition that he could only jump forward, the "There's no one to help us" vibe, and the crossover with X-force got me back into Xmen comics.
well you're wrong and a dumb dumb cause both those stories were awesomeRlan said:Reading up on Batman Inc via Wikipedia, I really wish the Marvel and DC universes put a mandate on leaving the time stream the hell alone. Batman flying though time? Superman and Green Lantern going through time trying to find him?
And on the Marvel side, Cable flying through time with Hope and all it entails. It just seems so unnecessary.
i was reading some bad reviews about that Cable, Lone Wolf and Cub storyline.Anslon said:I loved that run. Granted, I did read it all in trades so I wasn't waiting for the next issue, but a bleak future created after Bishop killed the earth was amazing. The condition that he could only jump forward, the "There's no one to help us" vibe, and the crossover with X-force got me back into Xmen comics.
X-Force was forcibly pushed into time traveling by Cyclops. I didn't keep up with their story line, but they treated it like it was suppose to be important. In the Cable book, it was really great because of Bishop's single minded determination to kill hope. He poisoned the earth, and hundreds of years later he doomed the last surviving humans just for another shot at killing the girl. It's like he took the extended family of "Lost in Space" and murdered them all for their ship.bangai-o said:I was reading some bad reviews about that Cable, Lone Wolf and Cub storyline.
I was reading the X force storyline where all those villains were brought back to life for something insane, but than suddenly that storyline flipped over to a time travel arc where they had to hunt down Apocalypse, Cable was there bla bla, and then I switched back to Thunderbolts.
imoTEP12 said:Anyone else not like Nightwings redesign, or more specifically the red on his costume?
KidDork said:I think the black on red looks great on Batwoman, but on Nightwing it just looks like they're trying to get the same pop with the colour scheme. And to hell with Grayson as Nightwing. He should be Batman forever.
I thought the first Spider Island was actually very fun. Usually these longer, cross-over buy-em-all-a-thons start off so dire and dramatic, and this surprised me.
Haven't read anything else new this week. Caught up on G.I. Joe/Cobra: Civil War. Love this book, and I was never a real Joe fan back in the Eighties at all.
Dysun said:I hadn't been into comics that much for the past 3-4 years but I recently read all of Batman RIP/Battle for the Cowl/Reborn and was interested in reading Blackest Night. What should I catch up on before I get into that, Tales of the Sinestro Corps and the other lantern colors I guess?
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*sigh*WONDER WOMAN #3
Written by BRIAN AZZARELLO
Art and cover by CLIFF CHIANG
On sale NOVEMBER 16 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US RATED T
Hippolyta, the queen of the Amazons, has kept a secret from her daughter all her life and when its revealed, Wonder Womans life will shatter like brittle clay. The only one more shocked than Diana by this revelation? Bloodthirsty Hera herself so why is her sinister daughter, Strife, so eager for the truth to be told?
I think that DC hasn't had a clue what to do with Wonder Woman since Rucka's run and has just let any writer do what they want with her history.Spike Spiegel said:![]()
*sigh*
Please please PLEASE don't go down that road again, DC... the "Diana's origin isn't what we've been led to believe" road. Her origin is fine the way it is, don't start needlessly complicating matters for the sake of dramatic tension. Put another way: keep it simple, stupid.
I swear, if DC is pulling some tired bullsh*t like making Zeus her father, or Ares her father, or Hercules her father, I am calling up the shop and dropping this series the minute I hear about it... and I may not stop there, either.
It's funny - and I mean funny in a "oh god it's so tragic that I can't help but laugh to hide the tears" kind of way - that the characters DC thinks are in most desperate need of "help," are the ones that keep getting their origins and histories screwed with. So what does DC do? Why, keep right on screwing with their origins and histories of course!the chris said:I think that DC hasn't had a clue what to do with Wonder Woman since Rucka's run and has just let any writer do what they want with her history.
The Dark Angel Saga: Part 3 Years ago, Wolverine helplessly watched as Jean Grey, the love of his life, died before his eyes. Years later, he would lose his best-friend Nightcrawler to a similar fate. In order to save our world, can he allow them to die again? X-Force team up with The Amazing X-Men for the final push against the heir of Apocalypse, in a battle Royale that will force Wolverine to make the hardest choice of his life. One world must die!
notworksafe said:He's not supposed to be able to stick to walls through shoes, but the power of Plot Magic makes anything possible.
Well, how does he do it while wearing his regular costume?lightless_shado said:I have a comics related question to ask that's been bothering me: How is it that peter parker can stick to walls while wearing shoes? I think I saw him doing that in one of the Raimi movies and he was doing it in the Amazing Spider-man trailer.
Supposedly he has little hairs on his feet that are able to penetrate cloth but not shoe soles. I believe that's the story anyway.Dan said:Well, how does he do it while wearing his regular costume?
notworksafe said:Supposedly he has little hairs on his feet that are able to penetrate cloth but not shoe soles. I believe that's the story anyway.
Wiki. I think it would be cool to have a scene where he's inventing shit and special shoes would be one of those.The ability works through thin layers of cloth, such as the fabric of his costume, but not through materials such as the soles of shoes. When Peter Parker needs to crawl without changing into the costume, he removes his shoes first.
lightless_shado said:I have a comics related question to ask that's been bothering me: How is it that peter parker can stick to walls while wearing shoes? I think I saw him doing that in one of the Raimi movies and he was doing it in the Amazing Spider-man trailer.
It has also been explained that Spider-Man gives off some kind of static electrical field that allows him to stick to surfaces. Electro once negated his ability to stick by absorbing the static electricity in the area.wikipedia said:The ability works through thin layers of cloth, such as the fabric of his costume, but not through materials such as the soles of shoes. When Peter Parker needs to crawl without changing into the costume, he removes his shoes first.
ReiGun said:Anybody know any good comics related podcasts?
Hmmm, I see a couple on their site. I'll check em out. Thanks.Penguin said:I don't know any good ones, but I can cheaply plug my own.
But hmm.. I love iFanboy.
ReiGun said:Anybody know any good comics related podcasts?
this is the last Zatanna issue anywayevilpigking said:Another Non-Dini Zatanna? I'm about to rage quit this title until he comes back (which may be never).
Sweet. Will listen to all of these. Thanks.The Take Out Bandit said:11 O'Clock Comics - General comic chatter and varied tastes.
Word Balloon - Interviews with writers and creators.
Aw Yeah! Podcast - Art, Franco, and Yokochips.
Sidebar - Interviews with artists.
ReiGun said:Sweet. Will listen to all of these. Thanks.
evilpigking said:Another Non-Dini Zatanna? I'm about to rage quit this title until he comes back (which may be never).
Penguin said:I don't know any good ones, but I can cheaply plug my own.
But hmm.. I love iFanboy.
If you're a DC fan then Raging Bulletts is a must. Usually just the two middle aged hosts on but they go so in-depth that they often talk about specific issues for 45 minutes to an hour. It's also optimistic to listen to because they only talk about books they are enjoying, which is most of them! The community is really nice there too, they take listener voice mails and have contests all the time. I even won a copy of All Star Superman!ReiGun said:Anybody know any good comics related podcasts?
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