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X-FORCE IS PRETTY GOOD BLANK
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Thea I actually like now, which isn't something I would have even considered saying in season 1. But Laurel in season 2
Also I kinda want to see the adventures of White Picket Fence Quentin: World's Happiest Detective, now.
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I swear at this rate all my goodwill towards Hawkeye will be gone when it is finally finished
For reals though what is good right now I need to read some comics
@Blankzilla @Centipede Damascus @Fearghaill you know what I like
recommend me
Currently (and sporadically) reading New Avengers, Avengers and Avengers World at Marvel, and JL3000 at DC so I know they are good
Inhuman (Which I think you read???)
Shutter
Judging from the first issue Rumble seems like a thing you may dig
I still think ironic that what was probably Marvel's most critically acclaimed book at the time wound up being the book with the most haphazard release schedule in years. There's an accountant somewhere at Marvel who is pulling his hair out every time they go a month without a new issue.
Anywho, I've been reading the early 2000 era Captain Marvel by Peter David and its not what I expected. There's the typical cosmic shenanigans that I'd expect, but there is a LOT of comic book inside baseball. Stuff that would later go on to make his She-Hulk run funny as hell, but here it feels kind of out of place. Also, it's super heavy on pop culture references - most of the time it's Rick Jones or Marlo crackin' wise, but occasionally it comes from weird places. Ronan the Accussor at one point literally says to Captain Marvel "You are the weakest link, goodbye."
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Last time I read X-Force it was whatsisname, Humphries? Or are we talking about a different series here?
Inhuman I just haven't kept up with, but yeah I do like it
Shutter doesn't look that interesting, Rumble certainly seems to have great looking art that grabs, Deadly Class has a good catch and is that Rick Remender's name I see there? Interesting.
i will need to think on this. Afterlife With Archie for starters though.
I don't have as much of a handle on his likes as others but
I'm going to guess very much no
Does it have an adjective or anything
or is it just X-Force these days
http://www.amazon.com/X-Force-Dirty-Tricks-Si-Spurrier/dp/0785190260/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1419286001&sr=8-2&keywords=x-force
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all yo petty goods
Cool, I'll have to pick that up
I'm actually not sure what you really like off the top of my head!
I would recommend Mighty Avengers, Moon Knight, Ms. Marvel, and Inhuman though
Yes Velvet is awesome.
Moon Knight I also enjoyed when Ellis was writing it (and I do like the character), is the new creative team any good?
I'm really excited for Cullen Bunn's run
OH
You should read Magneto
It is 100% up your alley
Just read Rumble #1
art was really good, no idea what is actually supposed to be happening? Seems like maybe too decompressed in terms of storytelling. But I like the aesthetic and would like to see where it goes.
Not sure about the art, sometimes it's great and sometimes I hate it. Everything is a very shiny grey and the faces are off, but the action sequences look quite cool. Fantomex seems a little flanderised compared to Remender's version, Betsy is still pretty cool, Cable I don't know and he seems pretty generic so far but I guess his personality is based a lot on his history which I am missing, I am sure he will be developed more. Marrow is, eh, I am not a fan. She's so wacky! Whatever.
But the pace is good and the concept is nice, seems like I would read this one in trade format ideally.