Oh cool, should be an interesting read. Haven't seen any of Siciliano's works before but looks like a great art style for the material.
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COMICS!!!|OT| June 2019 | ...Kind of a step back for feminism
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Oh cool, should be an interesting read. Haven't seen any of Siciliano's works before but looks like a great art style for the material.
The original comic is well worth reading. I have the Rachel Pollack issues to get to on Comixology. I've heard they're massively underrated.
edit: And just heard it again!
Should be great! I saw Judith Slaying Holofernes at the Uffizi Gallery in April, and I so happy. It's one of my favorite paintings of all time (and the story that goes along with it is intense). Caravaggio and those he inspired were so fucking good (and I like Artemisia more than Caravaggio, actually)!
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Is that supposed to be Bruce?
Can we just send Derington back and let him redraw all of Morrison Doom Patrol.
whatsinaname, what upcoming releases are you looking forward to, and how do you keep track of them all?
Ooh, Rachel Thorn translated more Moto Hagio with the upcoming release of The Poe Clan. I don't read many manga in translation anymore, but Thorn is one of the best. I used to email back and forth with her near the end of her work on Wandering Son. She changed her name a bit after that was all finished, so her work on that book must have had quite an impact. It has one of the most personal touches I've ever witnessed in translation.
Ooh, Rachel Thorn translated more Moto Hagio with the upcoming release of The Poe Clan. I don't read many manga in translation anymore, but Thorn is one of the best. I used to email back and forth with her near the end of her work on Wandering Son. She changed her name a bit after that was all finished, so her work on that book must have had quite an impact. It has one of the most personal touches I've ever witnessed in translation.
So I was thinking, what are some times in comics where the gulf in quality between consecutive runs is absolutely massive, like complete trash to 10/10 amazing and vice versa. Like Mackie to Straczynski.
And I'm pre-empting one of you saying Rosenberg to Hickman cause I know someone's going to do it.
And I'm pre-empting one of you saying Rosenberg to Hickman cause I know someone's going to do it.
I'm glad Derington's art is back on track in Batman Universe. It took a big hit in #10, so I was worried.
Obviously, we don't know just yet 100%, but I think it's safe to say that will be a pretty big one.
I like his older art, but his new stuff is too inconsistent to rely on.
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I am waiting, hoping for a box set of Tardi's Stalag IIB books.
Also been waiting ages for My Favourite Thing is Monsters v2.
Most of my books I am essentially trusting my local library to curate. I have about a 100+ books on frozen holds, I just unfreeze when I want something new.
Nothing much that I am really excited about enough to track from Marvel, DC or Image.
Is it mostly the coloring? The phrase "old art" seems like a huge generalization, still. A lot of the older greats in black and white look timeless to me (but I like a lot of it in color).
That looks like a dark read.
I'm also excited for Grass by Keum Suk Gendry-Kim, King of King Court by Travis Dandro, and Palimpsest: Documents From a Korean Adoption by Lisa Wool-Rim Sjöblom. Hot Comb just came out, but I'm waiting on my library to take my purchase request.
Edit: That request was a while back. I'm just gonna get a inter-library loan.
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I looked up this "old art man" y'all keep talking about, and this was the first result.
Doesn't looks so bad to me.
You'd probably like it if they remastered the coloring, like what they did with Jim Lee's art in Mutant Genesis 2.0.
How many times has Coates Cap run have been delayed? It seems like i see an issue getting delayed every few weeks.
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Exactly... Old.
It's entirely likely.
Here ya go. Good recent JRJR art from DKR: Last Cruisade.
That is surprisingly solid JRJR. Been awhile.
Whoever was on Hulk before Ewing. The entire 2010s have been really bad for Hulk imo.
Johns Justice League to Hitch Rebirth Justice League caused Justice League to go from being the flagship book alongside Batman to being utterly irrelevant and a sideshow with terrible plot lines.
I think the most recent thing I actually enjoyed JRJR on was Remender's Captain America.
But that's probably because of Dean White.
But that's probably because of Dean White.
One thing Paige was right about.
Lmao I screenshotted that part as well because it was the most important take away from mother panic
I love the design and the concept, I just don't think it went far enough with it. I'd be ok with another run
These two screenshots prove digital >>> printLmao I screenshotted that part as well because it was the most important take away from mother panic
I love the design and the concept, I just don't think it went far enough with it. I'd be ok with another run
Dean White improves everything. He even made Phillip Tan art look decent in Uncanny X-Force. As for JRJR, I legit like his work on The Eternals and X-Men.
Most of my exposure to Captain America has been him popping up in other things I've been reading. Never read anything with him as the main character, he's a cool dude when he does pop up tho
General rule for me is that Cap is great in most things, except when he appears in a book about mutants and writers make him say/do very stupid things.
Tomasi superman to Bendis superman
HickmanVengers to Waid Avengers
Both went to worse
Cap is always three seconds away from saying "mutie" or "gene joke" in the x men comics
It'll be a bigger gap than that. X-Men is shaky because so many books come out. Uncanny? Bendis to Hickman, assuming that Hickman is writing Uncanny after House/Powers of X. I haven't read Rosenberg, but assuming it's that bad, you also have Bunn in there as well which was quite bad. Then you have the "color" books + Astonishing where Uncanny didn't exist. Blue/Gold (which may as well have been Uncanny)/Red/Black. And that's assuming Hickman does in fact stick the landing. I know people are preempting it because of Hickman's track record, but let's be real, it could bomb easily.
EDIT: Oh never mind I got your post now. I thought you meant the biggest period of time between good runs on a book for some reason.
I mean Bendis to Bunn on Uncanny was a rough dip.
Just order 275% of your usual and you'll get a sweet 15% discount! Cool industry we got going here.
It's so weird to me that Carnage still gets exposure, he's like a holdover from the "Extreme" 90s. Do people actually like him? The only thing worse to me are his dumb Mad Libs offspring
I'm up for some new Carnage stuff since I haven't read anything with him in it in a long-ass time.
Marvel is going to over ship that so much shop owners will be giving free copies to anyone who walks in the door just to clear stock
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