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definitely do. a much more grounded story, also published by Oni. sort of N&C's response to the three strikes law passed out in California. moving stuff. i'd love to see it adapted as a film.Chris_Nicholas wrote:oooh, yeah, i remember Skinwalker - that was a good book! 2nd vol of 6G is at least as good as the first, imo. Not sure if i read Three Strikees - will keep an eye out for it.Rev. Jordan T. Maxwell wrote: Skinwalker
I am intrigued!Rev. Jordan T. Maxwell wrote: definitely do. a much more grounded story, also published by Oni. sort of N&C's response to the three strikes law passed out in California. moving stuff. i'd love to see it adapted as a film.
yeah. the geek fests tend to erupt when i'm around.Chris_Nicholas wrote:Dude. We are totally nerding out now, lol!
I am a big fan of Brubaker. His run on Daredevil with Mike Lark is pretty much the only current Marvel thing I've read in the last ten years. Ditto Gotham Central and DC. I met him at a Wizard World party in Dallas one year, and I kind of fanboyed on him a bit. I think I creeped him out a little. Would love to get him down here sometime, but have no idea how to get in touch. He seems to have retreated from the internet entirely.
Oh yeah - also been borrowing the trades of Locke and Key from a buddy, and quite like it.
I've not really followed much in the big 2 for years. Or nothing that involves capes, anyway. Some Vertigo stuff. Was reading House of Mystery - Matt Sturges lives in Round Rock and is kind of a friend - but have sort of lost track of it. Great writing though.
Northlanders is pretty kickass, imo. Fucking Vikings, man!
always dig anything in the Hellboy universe, BRPD, etc.
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i love this idea! all my comics and trades are boxed up at the moment (hard to unpack when you don't know where you'll be in a few months, lol), but i'd bust em open for something like this.Chris_Nicholas wrote:maybe we should organize a graphic novel swap coming up. (for borrows, not for keepers).
and i know NOTHING about Infinite Kung Fu, but it is now my new favorite title! In. Most of my stuff is alt comics stuff from Fantagraphics, D&Q, Picturebox, Sparkplug, AdHouse, and other even weirder stuff if you guys are game for that. I'd be game for some more mainstream titles.Rev. Jordan T. Maxwell wrote:i love this idea! all my comics and trades are boxed up at the moment (hard to unpack when you don't know where you'll be in a few months, lol), but i'd bust em open for something like this.Chris_Nicholas wrote:maybe we should organize a graphic novel swap coming up. (for borrows, not for keepers).
"She fascinated me 'cause I like to run my fingers through her money."--Abner Jaymadeline wrote:i average 40, and like, a billion grains?
absolutely. i've been wanting a good resource for trying smaller press stuff besides Warren Ellis insulting my intelligence and genitals if i'm not reading some book or other.shando wrote:In. Most of my stuff is alt comics stuff from Fantagraphics, D&Q, Picturebox, Sparkplug, AdHouse, and other even weirder stuff if you guys are game for that.Rev. Jordan T. Maxwell wrote:i love this idea! all my comics and trades are boxed up at the moment (hard to unpack when you don't know where you'll be in a few months, lol), but i'd bust em open for something like this.Chris_Nicholas wrote:maybe we should organize a graphic novel swap coming up. (for borrows, not for keepers).
"She fascinated me 'cause I like to run my fingers through her money."--Abner Jaymadeline wrote:i average 40, and like, a billion grains?
good lord. i am imagining some very overstuffed r/w/b spandex covered in corporate logos.Rev. Jordan T. Maxwell wrote:WONDER TWIN POWERS, ACTIVATE! Form of...AMERICA!
