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He trained under Swordsman like Hawkeye actually did!
Green Lantern #0 i dunno about the way they introduced him, and the fact that we didnt really learn that much about Simon this issue, but neat ending.
Action Comics #0 love this shot.
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"Ride or Die?" asked Goku
"Ride or Die" confirmed Dominic Toretto, as they took off to find the Dragon Balls in hopes of reviving their friend Sonic
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Oh man, Hawkeye is my moment, the whole thing. It's fabulous.
I got this Tumblr and I don't know how to use it.
Decide on the next line by the rhyme when I choose it.
Also I put songs on YouTube
The musings of this lonely rube.
The Incognito deluxe hardcover that came out today is glorious. I'm glad I waited to read Incognito Vol. 2 until now - it's a beautiful collection with a bunch of cool extra features, much like the first Criminal hardcover.
I'm sure Peter is lucky to have Max (and his whiskers) in his life, but maybe he shouldn't do that in front of his other role models. Captain Stacy especially doesn't seem to approve.
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Once seen, it cannot be unseen.
I got this Tumblr and I don't know how to use it.
Decide on the next line by the rhyme when I choose it.
Also I put songs on YouTube
The musings of this lonely rube.
I made a thread once. It didn't end well for me.
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2000AD #1799: Remember this guy from several weeks ago?
I stopped x-force when they went to Britain land even though I read excalibur as a tot. Up until then it was my #1 marvel. I don't care about fake nightcrawler at all.
Wolverine and x-Men seemed decent enough but I had no motivation to keep going.
Are you guys trolling me with gen hope and venom
I will check the others at the funnies store this coming weekend. FF and such did nothing for me at a glance but I want to love marvel for nostalgia purposes and GV usually knows what is going on
I stopped x-force when they went to Britain land even though I read excalibur as a tot. Up until then it was my #1 marvel. I don't care about fake nightcrawler at all.
Wolverine and x-Men seemed decent enough but I had no motivation to keep going.
Are you guys trolling me with gen hope and venom
I will check the others at the funnies store this coming weekend. FF and such did nothing for me at a glance but I want to love marvel for nostalgia purposes and GV usually knows what is going on
Also I just finished king city
Mother of god
Venom is one of the series I look forward too most in my stacks, I love this take on Venom. It is very good, no trolling!
Brandon Grahm is awesome, King City was just a surprisingly good book.
I'd recommend Orc Stain and other stuff by James Stokoe if you like him. Him and Stokoe kind of share a similar storytelling and artistic bent, lots of background details, bits and pieces of story and all that.
Okay so I know I'm late to the party but KING CITY
wow
Definitely the best thing I've read in a while -- about halfway through
Make sure you get Multiple Warheads in October. That looks to be a ton of fun.
Here's something from Thief of Thieves #8, which features the debut of James Asmus on the title. Though I still feel this comic is a shameless (and successful) attempt by Kirkman to sell AMC a new TV show, I have to admit, I really enjoy it.
In the previous arc, master thief Conrad Redmond announced his retirement. But, when his son was arrested, and facing a lengthy prison sentence, Redmond called in all the favors available to him, indebting himself to numerous criminal associates, in order to get his son off the hook. Still, he can't work up the enthusiasm to return to his criminal ways.
Until his ex-wife's husband, an antiquities dealer, publicly demeans and insults him. Suddenly, he's got the itch again.
It's such a cliche to have the smooth ex-husband get one over on the sneering, spineless new beau, but it's always so satisfying. Plus, Martinbrough is still killing it on the art, and I'll always be a sucker for someone casually singing while they do something shady.
Meanwhile, in Bloodstrike #30, the team is dispatched to Sudan, where someone has been killing rebels, as well as foreign aid workers. Arriving at the scene, Bloodstrike finds the party responsible; the Black Bride, and her Dead-Eyed Grooms, a former super-spy who uses mindless clones of her late husband, to complete contract killings.
Despite my initial misgivings, I've really been digging this book. Tim Seeley's really established himself as a surprisingly versatile writer, and Francesco Gaston's art is the kind of cartoony ultraviolence, that I tend to enjoy.
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I write about video games and stuff. It is fun. Sometimes.
Eew. Isn't there a good age gap?
Yeah? People have crushes on those older than them all the time.
Nothing's going to happen, but I was wondering if that's the direction we were going here. Fangirl crush.
Here's the page in question:
http://www.gamesindustry.biz/
I write about video games and stuff. It is fun. Sometimes.
But now I hope he shows up again. I want him to team up with Batroc for ultimate French mustache power.
Green Lantern #0 i dunno about the way they introduced him, and the fact that we didnt really learn that much about Simon this issue, but neat ending.
Action Comics #0 love this shot.
"Ride or Die" confirmed Dominic Toretto, as they took off to find the Dragon Balls in hopes of reviving their friend Sonic
Decide on the next line by the rhyme when I choose it.
Also I put songs on YouTube
The musings of this lonely rube.
I made a thread once. It didn't end well for me.
Flash didn't like that
But Daimon brought reinforcements
Bunn is doing a fantastic job
Hells yes.
I'm sure Peter is lucky to have Max (and his whiskers) in his life, but maybe he shouldn't do that in front of his other role models. Captain Stacy especially doesn't seem to approve.
Decide on the next line by the rhyme when I choose it.
Also I put songs on YouTube
The musings of this lonely rube.
I made a thread once. It didn't end well for me.
Guess what.
EVERYBODY WANTS TO SIT IN THE BIG CHAIR, MEG!
Damnit marvel
Guess I'm back in
Fuckin' love this book
Plus he named his dog Lucky, which is what I named my dog as a kid
the relaunches start next month and they're looking amazing
He came up with something better.
There are so many good books right now
I had given up on new avengers and iron man a while ago and nothing x-related looked like it was going to turn around any time soon *shrug*
Okay so I know I'm late to the party but KING CITY
wow
Definitely the best thing I've read in a while -- about halfway through
Uncanny X-Force
Wolverine and the X-Men
Hickman's Fantastic Four/FF
Secret Warriors
Journey into Mystery
Generation Hope
Defenders
second all this, adding
Spider Island
Venom
Wolverine and x-Men seemed decent enough but I had no motivation to keep going.
Are you guys trolling me with gen hope and venom
I will check the others at the funnies store this coming weekend. FF and such did nothing for me at a glance but I want to love marvel for nostalgia purposes and GV usually knows what is going on
Also I just finished king city
Mother of god
Gen Hope is by Kieron Gillen who is super awesome and Venom is by Rick Remender from X-Force
and man, you should really hope back on X-Force, Otherworld was a bit weird but it has been fantastic since then
Venom is one of the series I look forward too most in my stacks, I love this take on Venom. It is very good, no trolling!
I'd recommend Orc Stain and other stuff by James Stokoe if you like him. Him and Stokoe kind of share a similar storytelling and artistic bent, lots of background details, bits and pieces of story and all that.
everyone read Venom
It's very good! I just grabbed the trade a week or so back after reading it monthly.
Also Orc Stain as mentioned above is pretty top-shelf.
Make sure you get Multiple Warheads in October. That looks to be a ton of fun.
Here's something from Thief of Thieves #8, which features the debut of James Asmus on the title. Though I still feel this comic is a shameless (and successful) attempt by Kirkman to sell AMC a new TV show, I have to admit, I really enjoy it.
Until his ex-wife's husband, an antiquities dealer, publicly demeans and insults him. Suddenly, he's got the itch again.
It's such a cliche to have the smooth ex-husband get one over on the sneering, spineless new beau, but it's always so satisfying. Plus, Martinbrough is still killing it on the art, and I'll always be a sucker for someone casually singing while they do something shady.
Meanwhile, in Bloodstrike #30, the team is dispatched to Sudan, where someone has been killing rebels, as well as foreign aid workers. Arriving at the scene, Bloodstrike finds the party responsible; the Black Bride, and her Dead-Eyed Grooms, a former super-spy who uses mindless clones of her late husband, to complete contract killings.
Despite my initial misgivings, I've really been digging this book. Tim Seeley's really established himself as a surprisingly versatile writer, and Francesco Gaston's art is the kind of cartoony ultraviolence, that I tend to enjoy.
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The first arc's by Nick Spencer, and pretty good. Plus, it's only nine dollars on Amazon.
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