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Out in April:
https://www.comicsbeat.com/exclusive-dark-horse-announces-nerd-inferno-the-essential-evan-dorkin
You too can own the David Byrne Gets Alzheimers comic srtip.
I own the parts I want in hardback. I might buy it in digital to throw a few dimes in the jar though.
I really want Pirate Corp$ / Hectic Planet collected, but I’m guessing it likely doesn’t stand up.
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Aliens vs Avengers
In a lot of ways, this is a depressing read, but it’s a brilliantly executed one.
Thanks for review. Kindle issues are super expensive, but the collected edition isn’t badly priced. Picked up and reading.
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Like Tommy Siegel from Jukebox the Ghost? Nice.
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No one warned me that Thunderbolts was an essay on depression, trauma and recovery.
Some of those lines cut deep.
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They masterworked (?!) Dazzer’s full run before they printed Simonson’s Thor
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Wait. Really. This has confused me for years.
Of all the… its not bloody Dai Evans or John Smith. There are two significant Nathanial Richards in the 616. WT actual F
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Yeah, but 31 million. How much did that Superman costume cost?
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He has said he is aiming at a younger audience, and its hitting its marks there.
Maybe that’s it. We are not his target. His target likes shooting at bone dinosaurs from a rotating tower block and the doctor flying under tower bridge on a stolen witch’s broomstick.1 user thanked author for this post.
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The twist with Poppy worked for me, as the entire thing is that the kid isn’t created by the wish. The wish warped view and perception of her, even after it faded.
I like the idea, but where’s the evidence that she existed before wish world? The TARDIS energies rewrote all the “get me home” lines, once she existed, no?
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Beep the Meep though.
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Damn! Now I want a Sandman Mystery Theatre show.
If Spider-Noir does good, dare to dream!Its got Sandman in the title, but is unsullied by Gaiman
Maybe!
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Oh, Spider-man Mystery Theatre!
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I really enjoyed it. I could do without the doctors on the telly, but the cameo was delicious.
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Just saw online today that JMS was moving to London so that he could work in British TV. I wonder if there’s a rumour there worth spreading.
Not Cardiff though?
Perhaps its Blake’s 7 reboot time?
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Alien -> Aliens
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We’re Taking Everyone Down With Us forces a young girl to reckon with her father’s villainous legacy in a world of “superspies, power hungry madmen, and delusional world leaders” – GamesRadar/Newsarama
Read the first issue of this and loved it
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Fun fact – I have my first marathon on 3 weeks
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Sandman Mystery Theatre Compendium Two – Aug. 26th
888 pgs.
Collects Sandman Mystery Theatre #37-70, and Vertigo: Winter’s Edge #1-2.:O FINALLY! Thank you!
Right, I will now buy the first half. I was holding off due to the curse
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I want to make it clear that I hated Elon before it was cool to do so…
However…
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oh yes, here we go!
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I’ll be picking up book 2 and then I guess I need to face up and read the Invisibles (or Doom Patrol).
(Can I avoid the massive tomes and get Deluxe editions for those?)Jesus, you’ve never read either?!!
I’d go chronologically and start with DP, you can see him evolve as a writer as time goes by.
I think for some reason, he really annoyed my younger self, maybe he seemed over hyped or that Arkham Asylum was very pretty but not that good. For some reason I picked up Seven Solders, after being disappointed with We3 and Marvel Boy and really enjoyed it and have been meaning to give his older works another go.
Its been interesting reading Moores Swamp thing at the same time as Animal Man. Big influence there perhaps?
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I’ve completed book one of Grant Morrison’s Animal Man, and its a fascinating book. At the time of publishing it must have been a complete shock, taking some old characters no one loved and treating them like they existed in something like the real world, whilst bringing awareness of being a fictional world just below the surface.
With a feel of 2000AD for grown ups, it probably would have been more suited to Crisis, rather than what Crisis got, with themes of vegetarian and post-colonialism.I’ll be picking up book 2 and then I guess I need to face up and read the Invisibles (or Doom Patrol).
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want a HC? what about this classic?
SPIDER-MAN – FEARFUL SYMMETRY: KRAVEN'S LAST HUNT. VFN- CONDITION.1 user thanked author for this post.
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Worth trying
ukgndealscode with SciFier, maybe get 5% off?1 user thanked author for this post.
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Bad Sisters series one was ace. Word on the street is that series 2 is nae so good.
I loved Shrinking, and obviously Slow Horses is a must watch. So is Ted Lasso.I loved Lessons in Chemistry, Spirited but I think those are more personal.
The Afterparty was light and fun.
I need to see if Dick Turpin and Time Bandits were any good, but I have a feeling they were not
Severance I keep meaning to commit to.1 user thanked author for this post.
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