What Are You Reading?

[Foggle]

Deadpool is the best. I need to pick up some more of the Classic TPBs soon...

[gunswordfist]

Deadpool is the best. I need to pick up some more of the Classic TPBs soon...

I need to do the same..next year. That's the only way I'll get them from my library. Hmm, wonder if I can get Deadpool Corps and Max.

[Daxdiv]

The Goon Issue #39. This time Eric Powell tackles all these reboots/reimages that comic book go through by putting The Good through various things like new costumes, new backstories, making him gay and all that other jazz. Great read as always, still am psyched over the fact that The Goon will be monthly soon.

[Avaitor]

Read Crisis again.

Ho hum.

[Dr. Insomniac]

Read Crisis again.

Ho hum.

Wait, which Crisis?

[Avaitor]

on Infinite Earths.

[gunswordfist]

^^^^^Borrowed it from the library once, didn't get around to reading it:

On today, yet another comic book Saturday, I:

Finished The Killer Volume 3- Is...is that political commentary I smell?! I thought this wasthe last one. Will get volume 4. I love this series because it has a realistic take on assassinations (even though the plot is getting out there) and it's art doesn't even try to be gritty and manages to get the job done anyway.

Superman President Lex Luthor- There, I read it Avaitor. On to Superman/Batman Public Enemies (the comic) next.

Wolverine The Best There Is Contagion: Why oh why did I read this nasty shit. I was warned and everything and I got the wrong comic book like I suspected.

[Dr. Insomniac]

I'm reading Supreme by Alan Moore. Dear Christ, this is the best Superman story ever.

[gunswordfist]

I'm reading Supreme by Alan Moore. Dear Christ, this is the best Superman story ever.

The Image ripoff right? Either I forgot or I didn't know Moore wrote for Supreme. Either way, I'll check it out.

[Foggle]

Oh damn. May want to pick this up...

[Dr. Ensatsu-ken]

Damn....Even more MP-related stuff for me to buy....

[Pharass]

Last comic I read was the first volume of Il Etait Une Fois en France, entitled L'Empire de Monsieur Joseph. Set in Nazi-occupied France, it tells the story of Joseph Joanovici, a Jewish iron-supplier who had deals with both the resistance and the Nazis. I wasn't familiar with Joanovici (who was a real-life person) before reading this comic, so I can't say what parts of the story that were and what parts were fiction. That said, the first volume was a great read with a wonderfully complex and morally ambiguous protagonist, so I'll definitely check out the rest.

[gunswordfist]

Oh damn. May want to pick this up...

I was sold after they said Sam Lake. I can't think of any vg developer who'd be better for comics period.

[Foggle]

Oh damn. May want to pick this up...

I was sold after they said Sam Lake. I can't think of any vg developer who'd be better for comics period.

That's exactly what sold me on it, too.

[gunswordfist]

Oh damn. May want to pick this up...

I was sold after they said Sam Lake. I can't think of any vg developer who'd be better for comics period.

That's exactly what sold me on it, too.