Well, they waiting a long time for the dude to come back and write that. They weren't going to do any standalone type Young Avengers comics without him. And I guess they over did that commitment a bit.
Yeah. I'd have liked other creators to use them as well. It was bad enough when Bullseye was unused when Kevin Smith had him in the target mini-series he never finished. Thankfully Bendis got the go ahead to have Bullseye in Daredevil years later.
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i would like to bitch about the price of annuals
five bucks for the latest animal man issue
eight bucks for Robots in Disguise's upcoming 48 page annual, and it's essential.
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i would like to bitch about the price of annuals
five bucks for the latest animal man issue
eight bucks for Robots in Disguise's upcoming 48 page annual, and it's essential.
Man, The Tick #100 was seven bucks, for 24 pages of story.
I decided to buy a volume of Case Closed ($10, for 176 pages of story) instead.
I say it all the time, but if it costs so much to print, ship, and stock these things, companies really need to find a way to sell them digitally, at an affordable price.
My Motw WAS gonna be hearing a new Batman cartoon might be in the works,... but then my Bitch is, someone bumped a thread from 2007 , sigh no new Batman.
i would like to bitch about the price of annuals
five bucks for the latest animal man issue
eight bucks for Robots in Disguise's upcoming 48 page annual, and it's essential.
Man, The Tick #100 was seven bucks, for 24 pages of story.
I decided to buy a volume of Case Closed ($10, for 176 pages of story) instead.
I say it all the time, but if it costs so much to print, ship, and stock these things, companies really need to find a way to sell them digitally, at an affordable price.
Man, all these complaints about prices...
I tried to pick up Adventure Time #5 today, as it was the issue with the Penny-Arcade cover.
i would like to bitch about the price of annuals
five bucks for the latest animal man issue
eight bucks for Robots in Disguise's upcoming 48 page annual, and it's essential.
Man, The Tick #100 was seven bucks, for 24 pages of story.
I decided to buy a volume of Case Closed ($10, for 176 pages of story) instead.
I say it all the time, but if it costs so much to print, ship, and stock these things, companies really need to find a way to sell them digitally, at an affordable price.
Man, all these complaints about prices...
I tried to pick up Adventure Time #5 today, as it was the issue with the Penny-Arcade cover.
Crime-fighting vigilante Batman teams up with swordmistress Katana and his gun-toting ex-secret agent[3] butler Alfred Pennyworth to face the criminal underworld led by Anarky, Professor Pyg, Mister Toad, King Kraken, and Magpie
man, i don't know about this
the brave and the bold is so amazing, and it is being replaced by this
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i would like to bitch about the price of annuals
five bucks for the latest animal man issue
eight bucks for Robots in Disguise's upcoming 48 page annual, and it's essential.
Man, The Tick #100 was seven bucks, for 24 pages of story.
I decided to buy a volume of Case Closed ($10, for 176 pages of story) instead.
I say it all the time, but if it costs so much to print, ship, and stock these things, companies really need to find a way to sell them digitally, at an affordable price.
Man, all these complaints about prices...
I tried to pick up Adventure Time #5 today, as it was the issue with the Penny-Arcade cover.
$$THIRTY BUCKS.
Variant covers always cost a ton though
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Crime-fighting vigilante Batman teams up with swordmistress Katana and his gun-toting ex-secret agent[3] butler Alfred Pennyworth to face the criminal underworld led by Anarky, Professor Pyg, Mister Toad, King Kraken, and Magpie
man, i don't know about this
the brave and the bold is so amazing, and it is being replaced by this
I was looking for Paul Dini in the credits. He was not there, so I cannot reassure you that "everything will be alright" or anything.
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Paul Dini is in the credits for Ultimate Spider-Man.
Where's your reassurement now? Where?!
Clearly, he was sent by DC to sabotage Marvel.
Oh and I am getting really tired of the short-sightedness of both the DC and Marvel editorial/managerial staff. It's like they don't even see the potential so many of their great characters have.
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This is way late, so I'm sorry, but League of ExtGents: Black Dossier was atrocious. It starts out mildly interesting and degenerates into Alan Moore porn-lit... stuff. I don't even. It was the most heartbreaking thing I've read in a while (back when I read it).
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This is way late, so I'm sorry, but League of ExtGents: Black Dossier was atrocious. It starts out mildly interesting and degenerates into Alan Moore porn-lit... stuff. I don't even. It was the most heartbreaking thing I've read in a while (back when I read it).
LXG is like the Alien franchise. There are only the first two. Anyone who says different is a liar.
I'm sorry, but I have to bitch about A.O. Scott again. In a new article, he and another New York Times critic are discussing the rise of superhero films:
The four “Superman” movies with Reeve vary in quality, but I still have a soft spot for their blend of sincere romanticism, swashbuckling action and unabashed silliness. The Batman series that began in 1989 and continued (or rather rapidly declined) into the ’90s was campier, kinkier and more self-conscious, but both of those franchises were playful in a way that seems to have gone out of fashion lately. The Joker’s mocking question from “The Dark Knight” — why so serious? — echoes through the past 10 years, when, with a few exceptions, there has been very little that is comic in comic book movies. Instead these movies have mostly been angry, anxious and obsessed with the idea of revenge.
I have no idea what this lunatic is talking about. What superhero in any film of the last ten years has been obsessed with revenge? Punisher: War Zone, maybe? Maybe that one movie? Besides that, Iron Man, Thor, and Captain America I thought were well known for their playfulness with their stories. I have no idea which superhero movies Scott imagines he's seen over the last decade.
And really messed-up legs. I swear Humberto Ramos is the Rob Liefeld of the 21st century.
Anyone who hates Ramos' bigfoots, clearly didn't grow up reading Impulse.
That said, I'm not terribly enthused about the idea of Peter having a sidekick. But, the main Spider-Man title clearly isn't for me, and hasn't been for some time.
I am not thrilled with Ramos on ASM, but my beef isn't with him specifically. I just don't think I could look anyone that was involved with the late issues of Runaways in the eye.
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Why is james stokoe considered a "good" artist? I don't get where being the second coming of Crumb (or someone else if you disagree!) is somehow better than Humberto Ramos and his Uberfeet (this kind fo ties into the above griping about Ramos, and I kind of like his stuff going back to... yes Impulse).
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Also I sincerely appologize for bringing a semblence of positivity to this thread (defending Ramos a bit).
It will not happen again.
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stoke puts so much detail and precision into his linework that I can't help but appreciate his stuff
I think Ramos is a fantastic artist. His characters have a ton of personality, and diversity in terms of build and general design. Recently, his Age of Apocalypse covers have been really well done (thanks in no small part to whoever's coloring them), and ditto for his Deadpool Team-Up covers.
I do think he draws better men than women, and he's fallen into a bit of a rut, but the guy has a certain style and energy to his work, that's always resonated with me.
It sort of drives me up the wall to hear fans casually say X artist sucks, is shitty, etc.. Something can not be to your tastes, and still possess positive features, or be the product of a lot of skill and practice, which I think should be recognized.
I grant a special exemption for traced art, though, which I'm happy to heap scorn upon.
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Yeah. I'd have liked other creators to use them as well. It was bad enough when Bullseye was unused when Kevin Smith had him in the target mini-series he never finished. Thankfully Bendis got the go ahead to have Bullseye in Daredevil years later.
five bucks for the latest animal man issue
eight bucks for Robots in Disguise's upcoming 48 page annual, and it's essential.
Do not buy that.
Really you change that into a bitch about pricing period (specially Marvel), I mean I still love them, but $4 for 20 pages is pretty crazy.
and they're getting silly with their hardcover / trades too. I mean Captain America Vol 3 is going to be $25 for 4 issues...
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$5 is something I'm a bit used to, and at least they're generally double sized to almost account for the price, but $8 is nuts.
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just as I feared
The MTMTE annual in august costs the same amount and has the same amount of pages
goddammit
I want to support both those books and get all the story but for crying out loud
Man, The Tick #100 was seven bucks, for 24 pages of story.
I decided to buy a volume of Case Closed ($10, for 176 pages of story) instead.
I say it all the time, but if it costs so much to print, ship, and stock these things, companies really need to find a way to sell them digitally, at an affordable price.
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Only reason I'll be buying these annuals is because I have a 20 percent discount at my LCS. Takes a fair amount of the bite out of it.
Not only that, but they don't do the DC way of lowering the price after a month.
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Man, all these complaints about prices...
I tried to pick up Adventure Time #5 today, as it was the issue with the Penny-Arcade cover.
$$THIRTY BUCKS.
man, i don't know about this
the brave and the bold is so amazing, and it is being replaced by this
Variant covers always cost a ton though
I was looking for Paul Dini in the credits. He was not there, so I cannot reassure you that "everything will be alright" or anything.
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Where's your reassurement now? Where?!
He won't have Loeb interfering, DC's animation is overseen by Bruce Timm. The premise has potential in the right hands.
That's enough to pique my interest.
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It is produced by Glen Murakami, so it might be good.
Clearly, he was sent by DC to sabotage Marvel.
Oh and I am getting really tired of the short-sightedness of both the DC and Marvel editorial/managerial staff. It's like they don't even see the potential so many of their great characters have.
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A sidekick for Spider-man? Named Alpha? Who has a horrible costume?
Whatever happened to him mentoring Spider-Girl?
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LXG is like the Alien franchise. There are only the first two. Anyone who says different is a liar.
And really messed-up legs. I swear Humberto Ramos is the Rob Liefeld of the 21st century.
Otherwise, looks like a Poochie.
To the extreeeme!
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I have no idea what this lunatic is talking about. What superhero in any film of the last ten years has been obsessed with revenge? Punisher: War Zone, maybe? Maybe that one movie? Besides that, Iron Man, Thor, and Captain America I thought were well known for their playfulness with their stories. I have no idea which superhero movies Scott imagines he's seen over the last decade.
That is on par at least with Loki's villainy. Maybe more so.
Anyone who hates Ramos' bigfoots, clearly didn't grow up reading Impulse.
That said, I'm not terribly enthused about the idea of Peter having a sidekick. But, the main Spider-Man title clearly isn't for me, and hasn't been for some time.
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ramos make loose caricatures in comparison
I do think he draws better men than women, and he's fallen into a bit of a rut, but the guy has a certain style and energy to his work, that's always resonated with me.
It sort of drives me up the wall to hear fans casually say X artist sucks, is shitty, etc.. Something can not be to your tastes, and still possess positive features, or be the product of a lot of skill and practice, which I think should be recognized.
I grant a special exemption for traced art, though, which I'm happy to heap scorn upon.
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but I think Stokoe is a bit more skilled.
I'll admit I have a problem mixing my opinions of artists or writers with their abilities.