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Let's see....

Transformers
G.I. Joe(After WWIII I'm done)
Hulk
Thor
AllStar Batman/Robin....Don't &@%$ with the @$#Damned Batman lol
Secret Invasion
Mighty Avengers(For now)

I think that's it for current/new stuff I'm in the process of replacing all my old Valiant that I want again.
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Elveen wrote:
Heath wrote:Just read the latest Astro City character special: "Beauty." Pure genius. Kurt Busiek is the best writer of comic books ever.
Is this a new comic? If so, what is it called?
I just got my March shipment and I got it in the previous shipment, so it must have come out in February. The indicia inside lists the official title as "Beauty: An Astro City Character Special." It's kind of like the Samaritan Special they did a while back. Just one issue focusing on one character. And it was really really good.

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Heath wrote:
Elveen wrote:
Heath wrote:Just read the latest Astro City character special: "Beauty." Pure genius. Kurt Busiek is the best writer of comic books ever.
Is this a new comic? If so, what is it called?
I just got my March shipment and I got it in the previous shipment, so it must have come out in February. The indicia inside lists the official title as "Beauty: An Astro City Character Special." It's kind of like the Samaritan Special they did a while back. Just one issue focusing on one character. And it was really really good.

Thanks for the info. I will be on the look out for it. I love Astro City.

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Jay Tomio wrote:and Claremont's God Loves, Man Kills.
That story is pure excellence. :cloud9:

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Whomever suggested Kick Azz!, I just finished reading 1-2 and it was great. Looking forward to more :clap:

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I might have to pick it up then, havent heard too much about kik *SQUEE* yet

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tarheelmarine wrote:Lately, I have been reading DC's Infinite Crisis from 2005. I have been picking up all the tie-ins on the cheap (from miniseries, to crossovers in the regular titles). When you put it all together it is a highly entertaining crossover. I don't necessarily agree with everything that has occured, but it has made for good reading. I plan on putting all of it together in a bound set.
What do you mean by a bound set???

One of the only full runs I've read in years is 52 the whole thing after Infinite Crisis and regardless of what anyone says I love that *SQUEE*! It's great to see unused characters getting their :twocents:. No Batman, No Superman, No bloody Wonder Woman... lovely

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ian_house wrote:
tarheelmarine wrote:Lately, I have been reading DC's Infinite Crisis from 2005. I have been picking up all the tie-ins on the cheap (from miniseries, to crossovers in the regular titles). When you put it all together it is a highly entertaining crossover. I don't necessarily agree with everything that has occured, but it has made for good reading. I plan on putting all of it together in a bound set.
What do you mean by a bound set???

One of the only full runs I've read in years is 52 the whole thing after Infinite Crisis and regardless of what anyone says I love that *SQUEE*! It's great to see unused characters getting their :twocents:. No Batman, No Superman, No bloody Wonder Woman... lovely
52 was excellent. Very well done, a good read. Countdown has been lackluster.

I think by bound he means a service that binds comics together as a hardcover. google "library binding".
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400yrs wrote:
Jay Tomio wrote:and Claremont's God Loves, Man Kills.
That story is pure excellence. :cloud9:
I picked up the recent hardcover edition of this. It was the first time I read it. Very good. I enjoyed it.
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Just started reading Groo #111, before I fell asleep last night. ;) It's so great, and I'm sad there's less than 25 issues left for me to read.

Oh, and I'm pondering re-reading Miracleman #1-24.

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When ever i lack stuff to read i go back and re read IC :thumb:

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Dr. Solar wrote:
ian_house wrote:
tarheelmarine wrote:Lately, I have been reading DC's Infinite Crisis from 2005. I have been picking up all the tie-ins on the cheap (from miniseries, to crossovers in the regular titles). When you put it all together it is a highly entertaining crossover. I don't necessarily agree with everything that has occured, but it has made for good reading. I plan on putting all of it together in a bound set.
What do you mean by a bound set???

One of the only full runs I've read in years is 52 the whole thing after Infinite Crisis and regardless of what anyone says I love that *SQUEE*! It's great to see unused characters getting their :twocents:. No Batman, No Superman, No bloody Wonder Woman... lovely
52 was excellent. Very well done, a good read. Countdown has been lackluster.

I think by bound he means a service that binds comics together as a hardcover. google "library binding".
I agree, only read the first few issues of Countdown but lost interest really quickly. Whats the next weekly one coming out after Countdown? A mate was banging on about it the other day, it does sound a little more interesting.

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I think its called trinity (batman superman and WW) but i could be wrong :hm:

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superman-prime wrote:I think its called trinity (batman superman and WW) but i could be wrong :hm:
Maybe I was thinking of something else then, pretty sure that wasn't what he was on about.

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ian_house wrote:
superman-prime wrote:I think its called trinity (batman superman and WW) but i could be wrong :hm:
Maybe I was thinking of something else then, pretty sure that wasn't what he was on about.
The next DC weekly after Countdown is Trinity.

it will be by Busiek (I think) and Bagley. It's gonna focus on the dynamic and the relationship between Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman.
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Bagley ill read at least the first few, but countdown has been off and on so lets hope for no more weeklys :!:

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I just re-read the harby TPB. Wozers! What a great read.

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superman-prime wrote:I might have to pick it up then, havent heard too much about kik *SQUEE* yet
Any luck? This and Locke & Key are my fav new reads.

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Have not found a copy yet :!: :!:
thats retail :!:
ganna have to go read gi joe again :thumb:

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So the problem with Dead Universes......

Un-finished stories.

I just finished Sojourn...... :!: :!: :!: :!: :!:


Great read..... but no finish. Bummer.

But really, really liked it.

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Elveen wrote:So the problem with Dead Universes......

Un-finished stories.

I just finished Sojourn...... :!: :!: :!: :!: :!:


Great read..... but no finish. Bummer.

But really, really liked it.
Well, that sucks... :|

I still need to get the rest of the issues so I can finish reading it.

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Dr. Solar wrote:
ian_house wrote:
superman-prime wrote:I think its called trinity (batman superman and WW) but i could be wrong :hm:
Maybe I was thinking of something else then, pretty sure that wasn't what he was on about.
The next DC weekly after Countdown is Trinity.

it will be by Busiek (I think) and Bagley. It's gonna focus on the dynamic and the relationship between Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman.
Threesomes just don't work . . . someone will get hurt . . . probably batman will get taken out by a stray guppie shot from superman . . .

. . besides . . 2 guys and 1 girl is kinda gay . . .

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So I have started something VERY new to me.

I started reading Green Lantern Rebirth. (Big ups to my man Lightning)


I am enjoying it..... I really have no back story on the characters (execpt for stuff I learned from watching the cartoon as a kid).

I really like how a bunch of the other DC characters are in the story.


The art is good and the story is interesting. I wish I knew the back story on all the different Green Lanterns and the Paralax back story, but I am enjoying it.

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From what I remember, GL: Rebirth did a good of catching you up on everything that you need to know about what came before.

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Dr. Solar wrote:From what I remember, GL: Rebirth did a good of catching you up on everything that you need to know about what came before.

Yes, I am getting some of the back story, it just took me a few issues to get the different GLs, there is like 4 of them.


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