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The only time I read digital is if I bought a big collection in a Humble Bundle or from a sale. I like physical books way too much. Still haven't worked out a good way to store singles on shelves, but I mostly buy trades anyway.
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Teenage Fansub posted:If you're reading in singles, remember to skip the Resurrection of Ras issues coming up. Bit of a useless crossover. Dunno if they removed them for trades. quote:e: And don't give up! There's a JH Williams III drawn arc around the corner.
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Jun 4, 2016 01:42
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Toxxupation posted:Did The Black Casebook come out right before Morrison's Batman RIP run? Because I'm trying to see how anyone could reasonably remember a bunch of super obscure Golden/Silver Age Batman stories (and Robin Dies At Dawn) without it, or how the run makes any loving sense whatsoever if you don't have those stories fresh in your mind. Or is Bat-Mite/Zur-En-Arr/Club of Superheroes more memorable than I assumed? The story only really needs you to know the broad strokes, namely that the Batman stories of 50 years ago were weird and silly. Morrison hadn't read everything in the Black Casebook before he wrote RIP.
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Jun 4, 2016 06:34
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Teenage Fansub posted:Jump to Batman 700-702 now (Time and The Batman trade) where Grant hopped back on the title to fill out a bit more of Batman's Final Crisis story and clearly (I think? Been a while) links it to RIP. B&R book 1 Time and the Batman B&R book 2 Return of Bruce Wayne B&R book 3 and get everything in a reasonable order. Time and the Batman also has some of my favourite Batman lines ever, with Bruce's internal monologue about how he can barely keep up with all the crazy poo poo and how the only way he can do anything is to become a part of the story.
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Jun 5, 2016 15:17
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Burnham reminds me a lot of Quitely, for better or worse (generally the former).Toxxupation posted:or more generally if anyone has a pet dislike of an artist that they know on an "objective" level is good and talented.
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Jun 13, 2016 05:55
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Bulgaroctonus posted:Is that playable on PS3? I'm poor, and still rocking a PS2, but have a decent line on a cheap 3. Also, is poo poo playable off line these days, or is that a thing of the past? Most stuff is playable offline.
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Jun 18, 2016 07:05
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Gaz-L posted:If you're counting Ms Marvel as an Inhuman, you need to count Squirrel Girl as a mutant, because they're about equally connected to those titles, which is to say not in the least bit.  
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Jun 22, 2016 03:38
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WickedHate posted:I didn't worry about November until the thing everyone said wasn't going to happen across the pond happened. This will probably ensure the conservative fuckwits win the election here in a week though.
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Jun 24, 2016 15:16
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Toxxupation posted:The big problem with Batman, Incorporated was how boring all the alternate Batmans were. The only ones I really liked were Knight and Squire, or rather Beryl's Knight. I thought the Native American ones were pretty good. Lots of the others were just Morrison throwing around ideas with a vague hope that someone might do something with them (see The Multiversity, Seven Soldiers, New X-Men, etc).
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JoshTheStampede posted:Seriously, the only times I can remember people actually making fun of Aquaman are Seanbaby's stuff about Superfriends and one sketch on The State. Was there more or are writers still really up in arms about a couple dumb jokes from the 90s? Nah, he gets used as as the butt of a joke a bit eg https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YuvcNGud-hE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RsMZ6XxEfDU
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