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COMICS!!!|OT| December 2018 |Face front, true believers!
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So the ongoing is cancelled in Feb and this is the "relaunch" or stealth mini?
I hate them what's the point of embedding them if I have to click on the link anyway to actually see it
That's a pretty cool lineup. I thought Domino was just done.
You called it a stealth mini, so it's better than what you expected lol.
I'm surprised you didn't notice that there isn't an issue in February.
I would argue that he's always been crazy lol.
How is Gotham Central?
There was a stupid story going on at the time called Bruce Wayne Fugitive where he was wanted for murder
It's the best
That looks great!
Wait, Domino was cancelled?
Honestly it's probably better if you didn't know and take it as a day in the craziness of Gotham and normal people dealing with shit they don't understand or know the full picture off
especially with the random I think was crisis crossover and the cops being baffled
The last issue releases in January. This is probably them repurposing a planned arc into a miniseries.
Is there a Vol. 1 for this lol?
https://www.instocktrades.com/TP/Marvel/CABLE-TP-VOL-02-LAST-HOPE/SEP181015
Cable TP Vol 2. It's got the entire Cable/X-Force Messiah War in it also, it's basically a complete collection. But I can't find a Vol 1!
https://www.instocktrades.com/TP/Marvel/CABLE-TP-VOL-02-LAST-HOPE/SEP181015
Cable TP Vol 2. It's got the entire Cable/X-Force Messiah War in it also, it's basically a complete collection. But I can't find a Vol 1!
So Marvel Birds of Prey?
There it is. 5 issue mini. Simone and Baldeon
If birds of prey were mercenaries sure
More like all female secret six
Ehh all-female mercenaries sounds like neither Birds of Prey nor Secret Six. I guess it's just its own thing, that she probably takes elements of her time on both of those series from.
Lol Domino was never going to do well, even if it is a good book.
Sales were pretty much on par with the other books ending or getting relaunched.
It could be the new sandman and would still get canceled
Then you're missing a lot of good books?
another one
Going with my previous answer, based on the creative team.
Who found Captain America on ice before the Avengers? Assuming It's a Cap book:
Assuming it's an Avengers book, probably Odin.
Who saved Jean Grey from Dark Phoenix? Hurm. Rosenberg book?
Original Sin 2 is definitely in the realm of possibility...
Nah I'm good.Then you're missing a lot of good books?
Going with my previous answer, based on the creative team.
Who found Captain America on ice before the Avengers? Assuming It's a Cap book:
Assuming it's an Avengers book, probably Odin.
Who saved Jean Grey from Dark Phoenix? Hurm. Rosenberg book?
Ordered it a couple of months back, but I finally got my commission in from Marley Zarcone!
I love it, she did such an incredible job
I love it, she did such an incredible job
Fair enough. I don't try to convince folks to read or watch good stuff. I just enjoy it myself.
Seeing everyone get mad at Slott this morning made me laugh. I wonder if his reputation will forever be tainted by people's hatred of his ASM run.
So close to the new Miles book...
Dude is finally going to become his own character.
Dude is finally going to become his own character.
Slott even gets blamed for OMD lol. Bendis honestly gets it the worse in terms of people throwing blame around though. Pretty much every "rumor" about internal issues with both Marvel and DC revolve around him.
Yep. Bendis gets much worse. Like Slott, he tend to retain solid sales and pull though.
Okay, so, tonight I spent some time trying to finish last week's books before tomorrow. Got through both Immortal Hulk books, Namor: The Best Defense, and The Exterminated. I actually really enjoyed all four.
Going in reverse, I didn't expect anything from The Exterminated. Most of the time, I buy these one-shot tie-ins out of some perverted sense of obligation rather than a genuine belief that they'll be particularly worthwhile. Both stories in this proved to be pretty heartfelt and overall well done. Only thing that I don't love is the art in the Hope/Jean part.
I think Zdarsky has been so strong for Marvel because he just has a brilliant and thorough understanding of the fundamental character of the heroes and villains he works with. So far, he's written characters that fall in what most likely consider his wheelhouse, whether it be Howard, Star-Lord, Spider-Man, or the FF. Lots of opportunity for laughs, but tons of gut-punch moments, too, and it works well because Chip knows what makes these people tick. That continues with this Namor book, which doesn't fall into his typical funny/serious style, but still shows he has what it takes for a more dramatic story, because he gets what makes Namor a compelling character.
As for the Immortal Hulk books, I can't say more than has already been said. I missed Joe Bennett's art on the Defenders tie-in, but otherwise it didn't miss a beat. Has Al Ewing been Marvel's most reliable bet, since Hickman left? Guy gets lots of love among nerdy fan circles, but I never saw that enthusiasm reflected among sales or mainstream criticism. Hulk is changing that a bit, I hope. But you can always count on Ewing's stuff to be thoughtful, interesting, loaded with lore. I think Zdarsky is doing the best work at Marvel right now, but Ewing has move vote for highest consistent quality over a long stretch of time.
Going in reverse, I didn't expect anything from The Exterminated. Most of the time, I buy these one-shot tie-ins out of some perverted sense of obligation rather than a genuine belief that they'll be particularly worthwhile. Both stories in this proved to be pretty heartfelt and overall well done. Only thing that I don't love is the art in the Hope/Jean part.
I think Zdarsky has been so strong for Marvel because he just has a brilliant and thorough understanding of the fundamental character of the heroes and villains he works with. So far, he's written characters that fall in what most likely consider his wheelhouse, whether it be Howard, Star-Lord, Spider-Man, or the FF. Lots of opportunity for laughs, but tons of gut-punch moments, too, and it works well because Chip knows what makes these people tick. That continues with this Namor book, which doesn't fall into his typical funny/serious style, but still shows he has what it takes for a more dramatic story, because he gets what makes Namor a compelling character.
As for the Immortal Hulk books, I can't say more than has already been said. I missed Joe Bennett's art on the Defenders tie-in, but otherwise it didn't miss a beat. Has Al Ewing been Marvel's most reliable bet, since Hickman left? Guy gets lots of love among nerdy fan circles, but I never saw that enthusiasm reflected among sales or mainstream criticism. Hulk is changing that a bit, I hope. But you can always count on Ewing's stuff to be thoughtful, interesting, loaded with lore. I think Zdarsky is doing the best work at Marvel right now, but Ewing has move vote for highest consistent quality over a long stretch of time.
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