Impact Comics

[StarBrand]

That's very kind of you, BugsySig. I'll send you a pm in the next day or two. Thanks man.

[BugsySig]

That's very kind of you, BugsySig. I'll send you a pm in the next day or two. Thanks man.

No problem. I'll actually be visiting my parent's in a couple weeks and can pick them up. I can let you know then exactly which issues I have.

[StarBrand]

That's very kind of you, BugsySig. I'll send you a pm in the next day or two. Thanks man.

No problem. I'll actually be visiting my parent's in a couple weeks and can pick them up. I can let you know then exactly which issues I have.

Sounds good. No rush. I'll pm you now. Thanks again.

[StarBrand]

I've been so busy lately I haven't had time to read anything. Hoping to get back to tackling this universe soon.

[leonmallett]

I've been so busy lately I haven't had time to read anything. Hoping to get back to tackling this universe soon.

[StarBrand]

Well, I've been cheating on this universe. I got my run of The American (Dark Horse, 1987) and have read 5 of the 8 books. It's great. Still planning to get back to this universe though.

[leonmallett]

Well, I've been cheating on this universe. I got my run of The American (Dark Horse, 1987) and have read 5 of the 8 books. It's great. Still planning to get back to this universe though.

I am sure !mpact won't mind; it is a fun little run on the whole so won't mind your dalliances with other dead universes I reckon.

[StarBrand]

Grant Miehm, who plotted and drew Legend of the Shield on the Impact universe, was the artist on Dark Horse's The American a few years before working on LOTS. I read a commentary in LOTS #1, I believe, that stated Miehm had been working on LOTS for two years before publishing that title began. My sense is the American perhaps inspired Miehm's work on the LOTS series.

[leonmallett]

Grant Miehm, who plotted and drew Legend of the Shield on the Impact universe, was the artist on Dark Horse's The American a few years before working on LOTS. I read a commentary in LOTS #1, I believe, that stated Miehm had been working on LOTS for two years before publishing that title began. My sense is the American perhaps inspired Miehm's work on the LOTS series.

Looks like he has largely moved on from super-hero comics to judge by his Wikipedia page, which is a shame I think.

[StarBrand]

Grant Miehm, who plotted and drew Legend of the Shield on the Impact universe, was the artist on Dark Horse's The American a few years before working on LOTS. I read a commentary in LOTS #1, I believe, that stated Miehm had been working on LOTS for two years before publishing that title began. My sense is the American perhaps inspired Miehm's work on the LOTS series.

Looks like he has largely moved on from super-hero comics to judge by his Wikipedia page, which is a shame I think.

I checked that out. That is a shame.

[leonmallett]

Grant Miehm, who plotted and drew Legend of the Shield on the Impact universe, was the artist on Dark Horse's The American a few years before working on LOTS. I read a commentary in LOTS #1, I believe, that stated Miehm had been working on LOTS for two years before publishing that title began. My sense is the American perhaps inspired Miehm's work on the LOTS series.

Looks like he has largely moved on from super-hero comics to judge by his Wikipedia page, which is a shame I think.

I checked that out. That is a shame.

Yep.

[BugsySig]

That's very kind of you, BugsySig. I'll send you a pm in the next day or two. Thanks man.

No problem. I'll actually be visiting my parent's in a couple weeks and can pick them up. I can let you know then exactly which issues I have.

Sounds good. No rush. I'll pm you now. Thanks again.

You still interested? I'm at my parents this week and can grab them for you. I have a few issues of each title, almost all from a line wide crossover. Let me know.

[StarBrand]

That's very kind of you, BugsySig. I'll send you a pm in the next day or two. Thanks man.

No problem. I'll actually be visiting my parent's in a couple weeks and can pick them up. I can let you know then exactly which issues I have.

Sounds good. No rush. I'll pm you now. Thanks again.

You still interested? I'm at my parents this week and can grab them for you. I have a few issues of each title, almost all from a line wide crossover. Let me know.

Absolutely. Thanks, BugsySig!

[BugsySig]

That's very kind of you, BugsySig. I'll send you a pm in the next day or two. Thanks man.

No problem. I'll actually be visiting my parent's in a couple weeks and can pick them up. I can let you know then exactly which issues I have.

Sounds good. No rush. I'll pm you now. Thanks again.

You still interested? I'm at my parents this week and can grab them for you. I have a few issues of each title, almost all from a line wide crossover. Let me know.

Absolutely. Thanks, BugsySig!

Sweet. Once I pulled them out I noticed there aren't a lot, but I had them packages up pretty nice already. So they'll be easy to ship out

[StarBrand]

Thanks again!

[newt138]

With how good the new Black Hood Dark Circle series is,I went back and finished my run of Impact. Now just gotta find the time to read it. Read Black Hood and Jaguar back when they were coming out in the 90s. But the rest of the series I might have read one issue if any.

[leonmallett]

With how good the new Black Hood Dark Circle series is,I went back and finished my run of Impact. Now just gotta find the time to read it. Read Black Hood and Jaguar back when they were coming out in the 90s. But the rest of the series I might have read one issue if any.

Black Hood is the real gem for me, but I liked the whole line except for the WEB, which I think was a mess of mismatching cocneots and tone, and in all, pretty awful.

[SwiftMann]

I went down the rabbit hole of Black Hood comics because of Dark Circle's series.

I got some of the Red Circle comics (very Silver Age) and the Impact series, including the six annuals and other random issues the Hood appeared in. Love the Black Hood series. Loved it!

I'm now trying to pick up the rest of Impact since it's so cheap and, even if Black Hood is the best, entertaining. I look forward to getting the rest of the issues and reading the whole thing at once. Nothing better than a cohesive, connected universe!

[Draco]

I went down the rabbit hole of Black Hood comics because of Dark Circle's series.

I got some of the Red Circle comics (very Silver Age) and the Impact series, including the six annuals and other random issues the Hood appeared in. Love the Black Hood series. Loved it!

I'm now trying to pick up the rest of Impact since it's so cheap and, even if Black Hood is the best, entertaining. I look forward to getting the rest of the issues and reading the whole thing at once. Nothing better than a cohesive, connected universe!

There were some hidden gems in here for sure:)
I still find myself missing some stuff, though not long ago managed to score the DC whos who book so that was cool.
I think im struggling with latter issues of two titles and the Crucible, but my boxes are an awful mess

[SwiftMann]

I think im struggling with latter issues of two titles and the Crucible, but my boxes are an awful mess

I picked #1-5 of Crucible up for cheap. Missed #6 somehow.

[leonmallett]

I went down the rabbit hole of Black Hood comics because of Dark Circle's series.

I got some of the Red Circle comics (very Silver Age) and the Impact series, including the six annuals and other random issues the Hood appeared in. Love the Black Hood series. Loved it!

I'm now trying to pick up the rest of Impact since it's so cheap and, even if Black Hood is the best, entertaining. I look forward to getting the rest of the issues and reading the whole thing at once. Nothing better than a cohesive, connected universe!

Black Hood was the absolute best of the !mpact series IMHO.The Fly was great, and I enjoyed most of the line, the BH run reads so well.