Essential The Official Comic Book Discussion Thread [Support @Neuromancer’s book!]
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MenacingMonk
Tranquilo
I thought SW was only gonna be 8 issues.
read the last spawn, interesting to see violator/Clown back, but as a human
Anyone read batman 66? the bane issue was funny
Anyone read batman 66? the bane issue was funny
Marvel saw that its doing numbers and decided to split the last issue in two issues
Jmare007
pico pal q lee
They made the ANAD relaunch take place 8 months after SW and they still haven't made all the announcements because they don't want to spoil the main story. But yeah, it's been waaay too long between issues for the story to feel like anything more than a great What If or just another crossover.
shyt is unacceptable
Red Shield
Global Domination
shyt should have ended in august.. but marvel has to milk and run things in to the ground
Dillah810
Flat Girther
Comixology has Iron-Man (2008-2012) on sale today. Any any of these good?
Fraction's Iron Man was decent up until an event I think Fear Itself
i always say im going to copp the tpb of these big marvel events, but for whatever reason i never do, 
so over in suicide squad is harley slowly transitioning into a face, thats what i thought untill she started massacreing the dudes infront of the kids
so over in suicide squad is harley slowly transitioning into a face, thats what i thought untill she started massacreing the dudes infront of the kids
I used to read it heavily but I haven't in like 2 years which is sad. I wouldn't be surprised to hear the bane issue is dope because the comic is constantly dope
Exactly . The ending is going to be ruined by ANAD . Marvel with this lazy ass time jump after every event to avoid dealing with stuff
So Spider-Man/Peter Parker is now Tony Stark?
Tell me, brehs... Does Geoff Johns still have "it"? His JSA run is legendary and so is much of his GL run, but I've heard poor to mediocre things about all that he's touched since. Maybe being an exec has affected him as a writer. 