Amph ***OFFICIAL*** Comics Thread

Marvel and DC will love you then!

Personally, I think you're getting ripped off.

 

They addressed that in the X-Men panel at Comic Con, saying that in the end they are "X-Men" so they would keep the name as is.

 

Man that takes me back.

 

Well I feel overtime hardback stay in good condition but its all a matter of preference.

 

What is the best ongoing X-Title out right now X-Men, All New X-Men and The Uncanny X-Men or another X-Title?

 

Right now? X-Men: Legacy is so ridiculously superior to the rest it hurts.

That said, Bendis is writing some fantastic material. He fits X-Men better than he ever fit Avengers,

 

Whose the featured mutants within the current X-Men Legacy series? Its got Legion aka Professor X's son right but who else?

 

And cash!

 

Blindfold. The rest are guest stars (the current arc, for example, features Pete Wisdom, Chamber, Lila Cheney, Pixie, Psylocke and Alchemy).

 

So its kind of like the last X-Men Legacy series when Rogue was one of the main X-Men of the series where it has a rotating line up of mutants apart of the team?

 

For real, it has been the only book I regularly pick up on the day it comes out. I usually only pick up my other pulls once a month.

 

So I just got done reading Star Wars: Legacy 2 #5 today and its got a special preview of a comic book adaption of The Star Wars the first draft of what might have been Star Wars the movie which the comic book comes out next month. Who else is excited to see that version of Star Wars in comic book form?

And for those who haven't read what The Star Wars is all about here is the wookieepedia link: http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/The_Star_Wars:_Rough_Draft

And I believe its supposed to be just an 8 issue mini series of The Star Wars. Here are the covers to #1 available next month and #2 available in October.

 

How the sickest mind in comic books became their biggest star

And commentary/reply on the matter

 

lol millar

 

Mark Millar sucks goats.

 

I miss Nextwave.

 

I miss Ellis in comics, in general.

 

Killing Joke? Yep.

“No one gets the end, because Batman kills The Joker. [...] That’s why it’s called The Killing Joke. The Joker tells the ‘Killing Joke’ at the end, Batman reaches out and breaks his neck, and that’s why the laughter stops and the light goes out, ’cause that was the last chance at crossing that bridge. And Alan Moore wrote the ultimate Batman/Joker story [because] he finished it.”



I never thought of it that way. But there it is. Even the light goes out that symbolizes the bridge goes out.

 

I love Morrison and all, but i've been hearing this theory for years. io9 at it again.

 

I like that notion of the ending. (Still don't like TKJ though).

 

Anyone else read the current ongoing IDW comic book of Judge Dredd and if yes is it any good?

 

Saga won a Hugo Award.

 

Is Sandman Overture a sure bet for an absolute edition?