), so I might have to check a few spots out...
damn $500??!?!To me, Alex Ross' art looks the way classical music sounds.
Stelfreeze has some joints
Hit the comic spot today to pre-order BP issue 1. They told me they're not sure of the numbers they're getting in, but some of the first issues they're bringing in are gonna end up expensive - They're charging $500 for a Spider Gwen first issue (
To me, Alex Ross' art looks the way classical music sounds.
Stelfreeze has some joints
Hit the comic spot today to pre-order BP issue 1. They told me they're not sure of the numbers they're getting in, but some of the first issues they're bringing in are gonna end up expensive - They're charging $500 for a Spider Gwen first issue (
damn $500??!?!
FIVE-HUNDRED BUCKS FOR SPIDEY's ONCE DEAD EX
I've grown more accustomed to digital comics nowadays but I'm seriously thinking about getting Coates entire BP run in paperback so that I can pass it on to my future Son.
I'm just so busy these days it's so easy to just use Marvel's digital app
And them shyts is new
shyt warmed my heart and sickened me at the same time. It's cool that all these characters that I read as a kid are making up modern day mythology, but the hype is something else. I saw a book called The Disciples. It cost $30 and there was a tag that said it was rumoured to have been earmarked to be a Wes Craven adaptation. Unless I'm very much mistaken, he's not adapting anything right now. But they bump the price on the strength of gossip. Madness.
True that.
I can't bring myself to break the bank if the first issue is priced in the hundreds, though
That price will go down in a few years lol. Ultimate Spider-Man #1 was worth like that much a decade agoTo me, Alex Ross' art looks the way classical music sounds.
Stelfreeze has some joints
Hit the comic spot today to pre-order BP issue 1. They told me they're not sure of the numbers they're getting in, but some of the first issues they're bringing in are gonna end up expensive - They're charging $500 for a Spider Gwen first issue (
He's got a working relationship with Diesel, Stratham, and Rock. And it Univesal throws a mountain of money at him and says Go it would be hard to turn down a guaranteed hit with the he final Fast Trilogy
However, he almost ended up directing Winter Soldier so he's already got at least an idea of what the MCU has to offer and he could really make Black Panther his "defining" franchise if he signs on to do sequels, in the vein of James Gunn with the Guardians franchise. I think that opportunity might appeal to him...
