Comic Books/Graphic Novels
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I agree MM, I don't buy much new stuff at all. Luckily I have a massive back catalogue of awesomeness to keep me going.
Side note - Me and Tommy are currently playing Arkham City…...BEST GAME EVER!!
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Still haven't beat Arkham Asylum
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It's basically more of the same, but about 10 times bigger, and a lot prettier.
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Got a system running, leaves me some time to write a proper post.
This being an international forum, I will not care (also because I do not necessarily know) whether the comic, BD or manga has yet been translated in English, French, German, Japanese, Swahili or any other language… sorry!Belgian/French style: (skipping the classics like Tintin, Largo Winch, Schuitten etc.)
- Magasin Général: Québec, Canada in the 1920s, small village, very nice drawings and well made scenario.
- Bunker: Imaginary Sovietic kind of country in the Himalaya with old gods. Scary story.
- Sanctuaires: Same scary idea as in bunker, with an old god trapped for centuries and finally released.
- De cape et de crocs: imaginary world, theatrically described, inspired by Cyrano de Bergerac.
- All things from Marc-Antoine Matthieu, just pure nonsense, black and white, but damn it is good.
- Sentinelles: WWI at its best/worst, this one gives back to war what belongs to war: horror, fear, guts etc. Well made.
American:
- Alan Moore: V for vendetta, From Hell etc.
- The walking dead.
- Maus, Art Spiegelman… no need to introduce
- Will Eisner, disney drawings because he worked there, but some of his stuff his really good.
German:
- Gift, trial and decapitation of the last lady poisoner in Bremen in the 19th century. Really good!
- Haarmann, homosexual cannibal serial killer from Hanover in short in meat post WWI Germany. Give you the creeps!
- Die Sache mit Sorge, German spy in China and Japan for Stalin.
And of course: Japanese mangas:
- Nausicaa, Miyazaki Hayao (and all his animés from the famous studio Ghibli!!!!!).
- Taniguchi Jirô: Sommet des dieux and alll his stuff.
I forgot many I think but this post will still be there later on. Please give some advices for good stuff!
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I grew up on
2000AD
Xmen, wish I still had the issue were Jean Grey is reborn as Phoneix. Some cool comics there MM, wish Id kept them all.
Avengers
The Defenders
Silver Surfer
Fantastic 4Me and my mates were crazy waiting for the next comic to come into our local book store.
That Midtown Comics store in NYC is madness, those figureines are o for owesome.
Just some things I have got in the last couple of years (yep Im a big kid reliving my childhood);
Some Jordan & C Billups
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Marvel, wish these were much bigger
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This is a cool Iron Man, my mate had the cast metal one which was way more expensive
With the lights on
This car took me a few months to build up, it had about 1500 pieces, it rolls along the ground alright. took me plenty of late nights to finish.
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My X Wing fighter is broken up at the mo
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Got some other lego Star Wars sets I havent done up yet.
Star Trek Enterprise, all the sounds and lights still go
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Bumble Bee TransF car, its freckin hard to transform properly
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Peace
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D.U.G. that is some great stuff.
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D.U.G. that is some great stuff.
Cheers MM, Im just a big kid at heart, getting some things that I didnt have when I was growing ups.
Peace
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Currently I am huge into Chew and Preacher
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Chew is great fun. I like Invincible and Powers as well. Sam & Twitch, Locke & Key and Fell are all good. Might be going to San Diego ComicCon this year as well.
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San Diego Comic Con !!!!!!! My dream
Take a billion pictures if you go Michael
I am selling my entire collection of Walking Dead collected editions if anyone is interested?
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Mega pm'ed
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If you want a Walking Dead poster signed by Kirkman, make me an offer…
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San Diego Comic Con !!!!!!! My dream
Take a billion pictures if you go Michael
I went 3 years ago on a work trip, it was excellent. Everything from Suicide Girls from old dudes dressed as Power Girl.
There are some things you want to re-live, and some you just can't un-see, no matter how much alcohol you drink…
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Jim Steranko… His work at Marvel was amazing, one of my absolute favourite Captain America story-lines. And he revolutionised Nick Fury.
