Comics
314 readers
7 users here now
founded 1 year ago
MODERATORS
1
I figured it would be nice to get a thread up for questions and comments that people may think don't deserve their own thread.
- What are you reading?
- What did you recently read that was good?
- What did you recently read that was bad?
- Do you have recommendations?
I just got done with Walking Dead (I know) and I couldn't help but enjoy the preview of Murder Falcon in the back of an issue. It's a story about a guy who gets the power to summon a giant muscly falcon with the power of playing metal. It's surprisingly heartfelt and bittersweet and it only runs for 8 issues so you can knock it out in a day if you really want to.
I also really like the new Ultimate Spider-Man stuff they're doing. It's nice to see Peter happy but I can't shake the feeling that they're gonna ruin his life very soon. Honestly I'm happy when Marble does anything that isn't the same thing they've been doing for 30 years. Check out Ultimate X-Men as well if you like capeshit type stuff.
3
8
One of the original indie comics. A generational saga about strangers in a strange land and how horny they all are for each other
Don't @ me if there's problematic stuff in here though, it started in the 1970s and I honestly don't remember
15
18
17
20
Miller: I was told Batman could never fire a gun. I was told by the editor with absolute conviction. So, I came up with an excuse for him to fire a rifle, even though it was just a grappling hook into the side of a building, but it was just to get that picture of him holding it. I don't like these absolute dicta.
Snyder:Well, it's cool because if you can create a scenario where Batman has to shoot a gun and someone says, "Well, Batman can't shoot a gun." And you're like, "Well, what should he do in this scenario then?" And then if someone says, "Well, don't put him in that scenario." I'm like, "Well, that's a weak character." You can't have a character where we're modifying this scenario because he can't exist in it. That's not realistic. Now we're just creating scenarios that his morality can work inside of, rather than the other way around.
Miller: Absolutely right, Zack. That's not creative.
25
view more: next ›