Let's talk Marvel and DC comics...
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#51
Posté 29 juillet 2010 - 03:41
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And I now have another reason to not read Spidey. That's bad. Very bad
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#52
Posté 29 juillet 2010 - 04:08
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I used to prefer Marvel.
Then for awhile I used to prefer DC.
Now I prefer certain creators. So if Mark Waid or Gail Simone are writing it, I'll give it a go. If Terry Moore is involved, I'm there. Palmiotti, Gray and Conner - I'm buying it.
I don't have characters / teams / titles anymore that I "have to" buy, as a change in editors, writers, artists or direction for a company can all lead to me losing interest rapidly in the book.
Right now the only Marvel stuff I'm really following is the Annihilation Wars space storylines - especially the excellent work Abnett and Lanning do on their titles. Outside of that Marvel really started losing me at around Avengers Disassembled and all the Civil War / House of M / Secret Invasion crap that followed. There have been hold-outs here and there - I think Young Avengers was a decent book, and that Runaways was excellent up until it ended.
I honestly find myself having more fun with a lot of licensed properties right now - Dragon Age, True Blood, Buffy and Angel, Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep, etc.
There are a few DC books that are still entertaining me - the Lantern stuff is still pretty good, as Johns is often a very good writer. And I'm curious as to how JMS's run on Superman and Wonder Woman will go.
Then for awhile I used to prefer DC.
Now I prefer certain creators. So if Mark Waid or Gail Simone are writing it, I'll give it a go. If Terry Moore is involved, I'm there. Palmiotti, Gray and Conner - I'm buying it.
I don't have characters / teams / titles anymore that I "have to" buy, as a change in editors, writers, artists or direction for a company can all lead to me losing interest rapidly in the book.
Right now the only Marvel stuff I'm really following is the Annihilation Wars space storylines - especially the excellent work Abnett and Lanning do on their titles. Outside of that Marvel really started losing me at around Avengers Disassembled and all the Civil War / House of M / Secret Invasion crap that followed. There have been hold-outs here and there - I think Young Avengers was a decent book, and that Runaways was excellent up until it ended.
I honestly find myself having more fun with a lot of licensed properties right now - Dragon Age, True Blood, Buffy and Angel, Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep, etc.
There are a few DC books that are still entertaining me - the Lantern stuff is still pretty good, as Johns is often a very good writer. And I'm curious as to how JMS's run on Superman and Wonder Woman will go.
#53
Posté 29 juillet 2010 - 04:08
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I liked the green and black. Here's another one. Keep in mind these are just two of them, There are more.
#54
Posté 29 juillet 2010 - 05:43
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Ghost Lightning wrote...
That is all.
Lol this looks just like a cover of an Issue of Superman back in the day when they had him fighting Ali.
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Posté 29 juillet 2010 - 06:31
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Thor > Daredevil > SpidermanOnlyShallow89 wrote...
And I now have another reason to not read Spidey. That's bad. Very bad
I'm a bit more skeptical. I recently read the latest Green Lantern Corps and there was a serious amount of WTF???-moments.MerinTB wrote...
There are a few DC books that are still
entertaining me - the Lantern stuff is still pretty good, as Johns is
often a very good writer. And I'm curious as to how JMS's run on
Superman and Wonder Woman will go.
Dead superheroes brought back by 'the power of love', was the least of it.
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#56
Posté 30 juillet 2010 - 03:48
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The 616 is finally getting it's very own Spider-Girl:
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Posté 30 juillet 2010 - 05:19
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virumor wrote...
I'd like more Black Cat.
Go crazy.
#59
Posté 30 juillet 2010 - 08:56
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@New green/black spidey suit
It looks alright, but the artist is "Meh"... The odd, super-cartoony proportions aren't my thing.
Love Amazing Spider-Man and New Avengers btw.
It looks alright, but the artist is "Meh"... The odd, super-cartoony proportions aren't my thing.
Love Amazing Spider-Man and New Avengers btw.
Modifié par GnusmasTHX, 30 juillet 2010 - 09:12 .
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Posté 31 juillet 2010 - 01:12
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GnusmasTHX wrote...
@New green/black spidey suit
It looks alright, but the artist is "Meh"... The odd, super-cartoony proportions aren't my thing.
Love Amazing Spider-Man and New Avengers btw.
It's by Humberto Ramos. All his work is like that. He's actually my favorite penciler.
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Posté 31 juillet 2010 - 05:27
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Looks like something from early Image Comics.
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Posté 21 août 2010 - 01:27
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There's a new Marvel vs. Capcom vid on the Marvel website. Check it out.
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Posté 21 août 2010 - 01:59
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I currently have Amazing Spiderman, Mighty Avengers and Thor on my pull list.
Also pulling Conan (Marvel was nuts to lose this property. Dark Horse is kicking ass on this title) and Walking Dead (my fave).
I needed to trim down my pull list awhile back, but can now afford to bulk it up a bit again. Any suggestions? JMS's Superman looks interesting and I'm thinking about pulling Ultimate Spiderman again. I have most of them, but stopped pulling it when Johnny Storm and Bobby Drake moved in with the Parkers.
Oh, and Spiderfan, the recent AMS Kraven arc did indeed rock.
Also pulling Conan (Marvel was nuts to lose this property. Dark Horse is kicking ass on this title) and Walking Dead (my fave).
I needed to trim down my pull list awhile back, but can now afford to bulk it up a bit again. Any suggestions? JMS's Superman looks interesting and I'm thinking about pulling Ultimate Spiderman again. I have most of them, but stopped pulling it when Johnny Storm and Bobby Drake moved in with the Parkers.
Oh, and Spiderfan, the recent AMS Kraven arc did indeed rock.
#64
Posté 22 août 2010 - 08:24
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BramAlam12345 wrote...
I currently have Amazing Spiderman, Mighty Avengers and Thor on my pull list.
Also pulling Conan (Marvel was nuts to lose this property. Dark Horse is kicking ass on this title) and Walking Dead (my fave).
I needed to trim down my pull list awhile back, but can now afford to bulk it up a bit again. Any suggestions? JMS's Superman looks interesting and I'm thinking about pulling Ultimate Spiderman again. I have most of them, but stopped pulling it when Johnny Storm and Bobby Drake moved in with the Parkers.
Oh, and Spiderfan, the recent AMS Kraven arc did indeed rock.
I would definatly recommend Ultimate Spider-Man. (Then again I recommend anything that doesn't involve Gwen Stacy falling off a bridge and snapping her neck.) Don't know much about DC, so I can't really help you there. I think GL is doing something interesting.
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Posté 22 août 2010 - 09:35
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I picked up Lady Deadpool the other day. Pretty good one-shot, and that's all I have to say about it!
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Posté 22 août 2010 - 04:19
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Any Marvel fan should read Garth Ennis' run on Punisher. Frank Castle makes renegade Shepard look like Minnie Mouse.
Secret Warriors is a good series as well. It's about Nick Fury (not as hardcore as Frank Castle, but up there) assembling a team of newbie super-heroes and generally kicking butt.
Secret Warriors is a good series as well. It's about Nick Fury (not as hardcore as Frank Castle, but up there) assembling a team of newbie super-heroes and generally kicking butt.
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Posté 22 août 2010 - 07:43
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Yeah, Ennis really doesn't disapoint with any of his stuff (that I've read).
Thanks for the suggestions folks. What do you think of the 2 page back up Spidey story Stan Lee has been doing in AMS? I feel bad saying it, but it's a bit underwhelming to me. Also, I like this book very much (see below)
http://ts1.mm.bing.n...ermanreign1.jpg
Thanks for the suggestions folks. What do you think of the 2 page back up Spidey story Stan Lee has been doing in AMS? I feel bad saying it, but it's a bit underwhelming to me. Also, I like this book very much (see below)
http://ts1.mm.bing.n...ermanreign1.jpg
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#68
Posté 23 août 2010 - 01:45
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Deadpool vs. Green Lantern
Is the Deadpool movie in trouble?
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The Deadpool movie seemed to be getting off on the right foot with Ryan Reynolds starring, Zombieland scribes Rhett Rheese and Paul Wernick penning the script, and Robert Rodriguez in talks to direct the film.
Now it appears that the Green Lantern stint for Reynolds may end up silencing the merc with a mouth completely. Deadpool comic creator Rob Liefeld took to his Twitter account and hinted about the film's future troubles in a few tweets:
"Warner Bros. just trying to protect their investment. They don't want Ryan Reynolds playing Deadpool AND Green Lantern. Interesting 2 watch."
"Bottom line about Deadpool film is that if FOX doesn't pull the DP film together with Ryan Reynolds between GL films-they should Hari Kari Ryan."
"Reynolds is the new Will Smith, if FOX can't maximize this window of opportunity with this star, this character, that script=MASSV FAIL"
Of course, Warner Bros. wants to keep Reynolds locked down for future Green Lantern installments, but if Fox can't capitalize on Reynolds fast enough and get the ball rolling on Deadpool then he might get shut out from shooting the film next year. Last week Harry Potter & the Order of the Phoenix scribe Michael Goldenberg was brought aboard to write the script for the Green Lantern sequel.
Rumors are also swirling around that Warner Bros. is looking to turn GL into a trilogy. If Reynolds has to shoot Green Lantern sequels back-to-back next year then he won't have any time in his schedule for Deadpool. Green Lantern is currently in post-production and is scheduled for a June 17, 2011 release.
So what do you guys think about the Green Lantern movie killing off Reynolds' chances with Deadpool? Would you still see Deadpool if Reynolds was no longer involved? Who could fill his shoes?
Is the Deadpool movie in trouble?
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The Deadpool movie seemed to be getting off on the right foot with Ryan Reynolds starring, Zombieland scribes Rhett Rheese and Paul Wernick penning the script, and Robert Rodriguez in talks to direct the film.
Now it appears that the Green Lantern stint for Reynolds may end up silencing the merc with a mouth completely. Deadpool comic creator Rob Liefeld took to his Twitter account and hinted about the film's future troubles in a few tweets:
"Warner Bros. just trying to protect their investment. They don't want Ryan Reynolds playing Deadpool AND Green Lantern. Interesting 2 watch."
"Bottom line about Deadpool film is that if FOX doesn't pull the DP film together with Ryan Reynolds between GL films-they should Hari Kari Ryan."
"Reynolds is the new Will Smith, if FOX can't maximize this window of opportunity with this star, this character, that script=MASSV FAIL"
Of course, Warner Bros. wants to keep Reynolds locked down for future Green Lantern installments, but if Fox can't capitalize on Reynolds fast enough and get the ball rolling on Deadpool then he might get shut out from shooting the film next year. Last week Harry Potter & the Order of the Phoenix scribe Michael Goldenberg was brought aboard to write the script for the Green Lantern sequel.
Rumors are also swirling around that Warner Bros. is looking to turn GL into a trilogy. If Reynolds has to shoot Green Lantern sequels back-to-back next year then he won't have any time in his schedule for Deadpool. Green Lantern is currently in post-production and is scheduled for a June 17, 2011 release.
So what do you guys think about the Green Lantern movie killing off Reynolds' chances with Deadpool? Would you still see Deadpool if Reynolds was no longer involved? Who could fill his shoes?
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Posté 23 août 2010 - 08:14
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I'll still see the film, Reynolds or not, but if they have to boot him it's a shame. I must confess I'm not surprised though as Deadpool and Green Lantern in one year? That's cutting it close.
If they have to delay it a few years to get him, then so be it.
If they have to delay it a few years to get him, then so be it.
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Posté 23 août 2010 - 05:03
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OnlyShallow89 wrote...
I'll still see the film, Reynolds or not, but if they have to boot him it's a shame. I must confess I'm not surprised though as Deadpool and Green Lantern in one year? That's cutting it close.
If they have to delay it a few years to get him, then so be it.
im more of a dc guy but i love deadpool just as much as green lantern wich is a huge fanboyism from me. imo i think marvels best bet is to recast because if reynolds does the lantern trilogy back to back then the safe bet is to recast instead of cancelling it
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Posté 23 août 2010 - 05:26
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Tazzmission wrote...
So what do you guys think about the Green Lantern movie killing off Reynolds' chances with Deadpool? Would you still see Deadpool if Reynolds was no longer involved? Who could fill his shoes?
Seems like it is more Fox Entertainment killing Reynolds chances with Deadpool then the Green lantern movie(I am hoping that turns into movies).
I will see it regardless of the actor that is portraying Deadpool but I would like it to be Reynolds.
Maybe Daniel Tosh? I dunno I always fail at these hypothetical "what actor should play this role" questions.
#72
Posté 23 août 2010 - 05:37
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addiction21 wrote...
Tazzmission wrote...
So what do you guys think about the Green Lantern movie killing off Reynolds' chances with Deadpool? Would you still see Deadpool if Reynolds was no longer involved? Who could fill his shoes?
Seems like it is more Fox Entertainment killing Reynolds chances with Deadpool then the Green lantern movie(I am hoping that turns into movies).
I will see it regardless of the actor that is portraying Deadpool but I would like it to be Reynolds.
Maybe Daniel Tosh? I dunno I always fail at these hypothetical "what actor should play this role" questions.
adrian brody is rumored for the fantastic 4 reeboot as reed richards
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Posté 23 août 2010 - 06:19
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virumor wrote...
Thor > Green Lantern > Deadpool
next years gona be a great summer for us comic fans seeing as green lantern thor and captain america will be in theatres
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Posté 23 août 2010 - 07:17
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Tazzmission wrote...
virumor wrote...
Thor > Green Lantern > Deadpool
next years gona be a great summer for us comic fans seeing as green lantern thor and captain america will be in theatres
I am more happy that the comic companies are taking more of a role in making the movies instead of selling the licenses out to 3rd parties. I wonder if those contracts came with the clause "Stan Lee gets a cameo no matter what"
Adrianne Brody... I am not a fan but I am a wait and see type of person. Everyone gets a chance. More depressed about another reboot which means the first movie is just going to be the whole inrtoducing the characters, why they have these powers, and such. That could make it a "wait till its on DVD" for me.
