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Phil Kreisel
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Here's what awaits me once I make my way to the LCS:
- CATWOMAN #4 - Only one issue behind, but my son likes the series.
- AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #7 - One of the few titles I'm actually up to date on. I'm quite enjoying this version of Spider-Man (though why Peter doesn't just shack up with MJ is beyond me).
- JUGHEAD THE HUNGER #9 - I'm a little behind on this title - too much going on in my life. I've gotta say, though, that I really wish they'd pick up on the Afterlife with Archie series, but I'm assuming now that it's dead (pun intended)!
- BACK ISSUE #108 - It's an Aquaman themed issue. I'm so far behind on complete readings of this title, but I do enjoy it. I can stop and start it at any point in the magazine, and it doesn't matter what issue I'm on. To my memory, there was only one issue that I didn't have the slightest interest in any of the articles, so it's almost always a good read.
Edited by Phil Kreisel on 10 October 2018 at 9:56am
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Robbie Parry
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Who isn't buying THE COMIC BOOK STORY OF PROFESSIONAL WRESTLING?!!!
The WHAT IF intrigues me.
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John Popa
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Just THE BEAUTY and CROWDED for me.
(And hopefully my issue of THE REALM that was shorted last week.)
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Gundars Berzins
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OBLIVION SONG #8CATWOMAN #4 PLASTIC MAN #5
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Jabari Lamar
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Shane Matlock
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| Posted: 10 October 2018 at 11:49pm | IP Logged | 6
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Amazing Spider-Man #7 - Enjoying Nick Spencer's run so far.
Wildstorm: Michael Cray #12 - Last issue. Fun series but suffered from bad art.
My Heroes Have Always Been Junkies - Always glad to see new work from the Brubaker/Phillips team. An original hardcover graphic novel at that, albeit a shorter one.
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Shawn Kane
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Hawkman #5- Still surprising me with how much I like it.
Superman #4- Bendis hasn't given me a reason to drop it yet.
Avengers #9- I'm always on the cusp of dropping this because I don't particularly care for Aaron's superhero work but there's just enough to keep me around. I do have to say that he falls into the Marvel writer trap of "Let me look for an older, established character to kill off" and he doesn't write a particularly good Namor.
Captain America #4- Another book that I thought would not be my cup of tea because I feel Coates is a pretty boring writer but that hasn't been the case so far.
Re-reading my post I realize that I have a bit of a disconnect with the modern comics audience because Bendis, Aaron, and Coates are darlings of the internet and I don't consider myself a fan on any of them.
Edited by Shawn Kane on 11 October 2018 at 5:47am
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Robbie Parry
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Mr Kane, I kept meaning to read HAWKMAN, but it went off my radar (no reason why).
Outside the big guns, Hawkman and Aquaman were my favourites as a kid. And I suppose some might debate whether they were and are big guns.
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William Costello
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Dark Horse: She Could Fly #4.DC: Superman #4. IMAGE: Oblivion Song #8. MARVEL: Captain America #4; Ms. Marvel #35.
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Leigh DJ Hunt
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Re-reading my post I realize that I have a bit of a disconnect with the modern comics audience because Bendis, Aaron, and Coates are darlings of the internet and I don't consider myself a fan on any of them. ------------------------------------------------------------ ------ I'd say all three have more people who on the internet are vocally against them than for them.
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Shane Matlock
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The art on Hawkman looks fantastic.
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Robert Kowalewski II
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Hey Kids, Comics! #3 - So far, so interesting. It's nice to see Chaykin still working as I feel he's underrated as an artist.
Star Wars Adventures: Tales from Vader's Castle #2 - The first issue was fun, I'll finish out the 5 issues.
Superman #4 - I really am surprised I'm liking this book...
On the Back Issue Front:
Dracula Lives #3 - October 1973 Issue, the Neal Adams cover pulled me in...
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