We live in the universe that King gets taken off of Batman but Dan Jurgens is still ruining Nightwing. smdh
I had already stopped reading Batman. So okay. Not really exciting until I know who's replacing him. Shame he didn't get to finish his story.
Action is the better Bendis Superman book. Superman is just endless Rogaine Zerb.
Yeah, it's fantastic.Justice League Dark is awesome. I haven't cared about Mordu since before Infinite Crisis. Tynion is putting in work.
Went to the LCS at 6, and he was still waiting on UPS to come drop off the books.
Feels bad.
We do not.
Tynion's run on Tec was the best X-Men book we've had in years. A Bat-Team book should be a permanent fixture, and it shouldn't be the Outsiders.
Honestly, I think Bendis on Batman would probably work, especially if the Leviathan Rising buildup is any indication. I mean, it's pretty much a story we would've expected to unfold in Batman anyway.Look on the bright side there might be an amazing writer on Batman next.
Or it might be Bendis.
Sometimes you just gotta roll them dice.
Started a planetary re read(omnibus) it's probably Ellis best work right?*
* Have not read wildstorm
If we're talking about Ellis, I WANT TREES BACK.
If he went to Batman they'd obviously get someone new for SupermanBends on both Superman and Batman would be overkill. Let him stay in his Superman corner
I read Supergods last year and it really put his handling of silver age characters in a whole new light. It's really a lot of fun.Grant Morrison is the one guy where I can really feel how much he loves how insane and goofy superhero comics really are. He revells in it.
Whats a good horror comic.
Not a dark comic, but something that'll leave you up at night after reading it
If we're talking about Ellis, I WANT TREES BACK.
It had a well-written trans character in there too.
Nope. Don't know what you mean. Never happened.
Nailbiter? Havent read it yet, but I hear good things.Whats a good horror comic.
Not a dark comic, but something that'll leave you up at night after reading it
Read pretty much anything by Junji Ito.Whats a good horror comic.
Not a dark comic, but something that'll leave you up at night after reading it
That's why I said comic, I already have.
NamelessWhats a good horror comic.
Not a dark comic, but something that'll leave you up at night after reading it
For someone that adored Chris Hastings Gwenpool how is she handled in West Coast Avengers? I dont really care about the team just her but im aware how some characters lose direction from different authors
Baader-Meinhof effect and all that, but I was watching Limmy's Show 20 mins ago and looked up pram. Wtf. Get out of my head and stop using British English.
Whats a good horror comic.
Not a dark comic, but something that'll leave you up at night after reading it
Huh? They give 'em back?Lol finally got the tag again. I have fallen once again.
Now could someone help me up please?
What about Absolute Daytripper?Even DC's website lists the Absolute Swamp Thing as coming out this summer, June 26th.
It was yet another Superman story about a Not!Doomsday, but it wasn't too bad. Snyder wouldn't be interested however. He wants to do creator owned stuff and the only DC characters he's explicitly mentioned as wanting are Swamp Thing and Wonder Woman.still trying to remember what emotions if any I got from Superman Unchained
Action is the better book so I'd be really sad. Rogal is whatever, Bendis needs to get me to care about his OC.
His "Up in the Sky" actually hasn't been that bad from the few issues I've managed to read. I'd read King Superman. Bendis Batman actually seems like a good fit: Street-level crime with Bendis love for noir sounds interesting. And you'd get Maleev on art for sure.
Yang, Loveness, or Seeley would be my choices. But I think Taylor might have a better shot at getting Batman then Bendis. He already wrote the Annual after all.If he went to Batman they'd obviously get someone new for Superman
DC probably ok'd his plans for 100 issues.DC is just going to be shooting itself in the foot ending King's run now. The time to pull the plug was around issue 50, when we are so close to the finish line you might as well let King cross it. However it was always arrogant of King to assume he was guaranteed 100 issues of Batman. That's incredibly rare in this modern industry and you should never take that as guaranteed.
You think the WB/AT&T higher-ups vetoed this? That's a possibility, they got spooked after DC let Azzarelo and Bermejo show some Bat-dick. But I thought King said he met with the higher-ups and they approved his endgame? Seems stupid to walk that back now.