Comic Books & Graphic Novels

[Inner-Demon]

Marvel

Halo Graphic Novel; (It's HALO, come on)

Ultimate Spider-Man; (Probably THE Spider-Man book for me, next to The Amazing Spider-Man. USM is a fantastic book, month after month. I have every issue to date, including variants, and I've subsribed to the comic for two years now, no more worrying about picking it up. A shame to see Bagley leaving)

Runaways; (Been following this since it began, still collecting)

Civil War; (Instead of listing everything, I'll just say this, I followed Amazing Spider-Man, Captain America, Iron Man, and Fantastic Four during Civil War. Along with the main series. This is a fantastic collection)

The Ultimates; (Yeah, I have EVERY issue, and I'm still waiting for it to wrap up. lol)

Ultimate Marvel Team Up; (To flesh out my USM collection, bought all of these)

Ultimate X-Men: Return Of The King TPB (Great, hate UXM, but a fine read)

Ultimate X-Men: Blockbuster TPB (This should be obvious. CROSSOVER with USM, had to have it)

Spider-Man: Birth Of Venom (From the Secret Wars, to when Venom latched with Eddie Brock, I have every issue detailing the black suit in the 616 Universe)

Spider-Man 2 Graphic Novel

The Amazing Spider-Man Issue 50, (When Peter decides "Spider-Man No More")

Dark Horse

The Ongoing Star Wars Series (From Star Wars, to when it became Star Wars: Republic, and now it's Star Wars: The Dark Times, I have EVERY issue and still collecting)

Star Wars Tales (Every issue until it finished)

Star Wars: Empire (Every Issue)

Star Wars: Knights Of The Old Republic (Every issue, still collecting)

Star Wars: Legacy (Every Issue, still collecting)

Star Wars: Jedi (A limited series, I have the entire Jedi collection)

Star Wars: The Phantom Menace TPB

Star Wars: Attack Of The Clones TPB

Star Wars: Revenge Of The Sith TPB

Star Wars: Infinities (I have the entire OT Infinities collection, love the white armor Darth Vader!)

Star Wars: Jedi Council Acts Of War TPB

Star Wars: Obi-Wan (TPM from Obi-Wan's POV)

Star Wars: Anakin

Star Wars: The Stark Hyperspace War TPB

Star Wars: Jedi Quest TPB

Star Wars Jango Fett: Open Seasons TPB

DC Comics

Batman- Hush (I have the hardcover collection for this, great book. Jim Lee outdid himself with the art. And Loeb crafted a spectacular story. After the end was taken out of continuity, I gave up on DC)

Batman- The Long Halloween (Again, a great TPB, loved this story, it had so many epic events)

Robin- One Year Later TPB

The Death Of Superman TPB; (What can I say? Best. Superman. Story. Ever.)

Batman Annual- (The one in which it reveals how Jason Todd returned. Great story)

Teen Titans Go! (The comic based off my FAVORITE animated series)

Batman Adventures (Based off the Justice League Animated Batman, have all the issues)

Batman: Gotham Adventures (Again, based off the New Batman Adventures, I followed every issue)

The Return Of Superman; (Yeah, to pu it basically; I have the World Without A Superman and The Return Of Superman Collection)

Dreamwave

Transformers- The War Within TPB

Transformers War Within- The Dark Ages TPB

Transformers- War & Peace TPB

Beast Wars: The Gathering TPB

Transformers: Generation 1, Volume 1 TPB

The Beast Wars Prequel

Transformers Armada, Volume 1, TPB

Transformers: Energon, Volume 1, TPB

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I have more, but I have to leave.

[Square Ninja]

Originally Posted by Johnny Stooge

I'm simply not interested in Spawn.

Spawn is rather two-dimensional. It was all right to begin with, but it became clear that it went right down the shitter when they introduced a killer cybernetic gorilla.

[Johnny Stooge]

Originally Posted by Inner-Demon

DC Comics

Batman- Hush (I have the hardcover collection for this, great book. Jim Lee outdid himself with the art. And Loeb crafted a spectacular story. After the end was taken out of continuity, I gave up on DC)

Batman- The Long Halloween (Again, a great TPB, loved this story, it had so many epic events)

Robin- One Year Later TPB

The Death Of Superman TPB; (What can I say? Best. Superman. Story. Ever.)

Batman Annual- (The one in which it reveals how Jason Todd returned. Great story)

Teen Titans Go! (The comic based off my FAVORITE animated series)

Batman Adventures (Based off the Justice League Animated Batman, have all the issues)

Batman: Gotham Adventures (Again, based off the New Batman Adventures, I followed every issue)

The Return Of Superman; (Yeah, to pu it basically; I have the World Without A Superman and The Return Of Superman Collection)

Judging from this, you can't give up on something that you haven't gotten into. The only in-continuity stories you own are in TPB's. Where are your proper, non-Johnny DC, on-going titles?

Originally Posted by Square Ninja

Spawn is rather two-dimensional. It was all right to begin with, but it became clear that it went right down the shitter when they introduced a killer cybernetic gorilla.

And people rip on Superman for wearing his underwear on the outside.


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[Inner-Demon]

I said that wasn't all of them. I forgot about this topic, lol. Let's see, I own all of Identity Crisis. I've been collecting the JSA, which is about the only fantastic book DC has besides Detective Comics. I was reading the new JLA, but that's just pathetic now, JSA is so much better.

Then there's Nightwing, which I was collecting, but that just sucked beyond belief. Add that to the numerous other titles that are so often delayed, and the little implications continuity makes on this company, I just don't care about the overall sense of the Universe. I even follow World War 3, but they could jerk that out just the same.

DC has repeatedly removed things from ever happening, and that just ruins a book for me. I don't follow an entire arc to see it removed, or never mentioned again in continuity. I have followed DC for some time, but their books just aren't good. I'd rather spend my money on something that's actually worth 2.99

But I do collect Fables, now that's a GREAT book.

[Vice]

Ok so The New Previews came out this past week. I was bored as hell at work so i was browsing though the Marvel Previews. So BAD

Captain America Meets Optimus Prime in: The Avengers/Transformers
And there Bringing Back Thor, I have to say that the interior art for thatComic is just horrible.

[Milky]

Originally Posted by Vice-Versa

Ok so The New Previews came out this past week. I was bored as hell at work so i was browsing though the Marvel Previews. So BAD

Captain America Meets Optimus Prime in: The Avengers/Transformers
And there Bringing Back Thor, I have to say that the interior art for thatComic is just horrible.

Captain America is dead D=


Im in love with beast wars right now. Loved the show, loving the comics.

[Inner-Demon]

Except for the TRANSFORMERS crossover, that takes place before Civil War, and will actually fit into continuity in the Marvel Universe aswell as IDW's Transformers universe.

[Square Ninja]

Comic book continuity is a myth.

[Just as Planned]

So uh, I recently uncovered my long lost love for DC comic books right?

So I read Superman: Red Son and Kingdom Come over the weekend; and suddenly, I feel the need to purchase myself a Green Lantern shirt.

[Johnny Stooge]

Originally Posted by Square Ninja

Comic book continuity is a myth.

It exists in periods. It's all up to the Editor's-In-Chief and where they want to take the universe. If a new story contradicts and old one, the old one will be retconned out. DC has a pretty easy issue with continuity now since they brought back the multiverse.

Originally Posted by Just as Planned

So uh, I recently uncovered my long lost love for DC comic books right?

So I read Superman: Red Son and Kingdom Come over the weekend; and suddenly, I feel the need to purchase myself a Green Lantern shirt.

=D Good choices. Just don't read The Kingdom unless you really want to. DC has some really great characters, contrary to popular belief and some really great stories. Might I suggest Green Lantern: Rebirth, Identity Crisis and Superman: Birthright if you want to try more?
I bought an Aquaman shirt the other week.

[LordMune]

I picked up the complete Watchmen recently.

It just is that good.

[Johnny Stooge]

Absolute or normal TPB?

My local Borders has the Absolute edition and I'm thinking of picking it up if can rustle up the money.

[LordMune]

The normal version, because I did not know of the existence of Absolute. Boy, did I kick myself hard for that afterwards.

[Puddle Jumper]

Since I live in the crappiest country in teh word, I have absolutely not an amount of comics worthy of being called a collection. Comics that is ... from Marvel and DC ... God you can't even believe the shyte they print here.

Anyhoo,

I have a few Spider-man Classics, A few Superman Classics, Some random spidey and super comics, one batman issue, a few Flashes, one X-men comic ((derived from the X-men animated series))

and my pride and joy:

The translated Spider-man and X-men! God, The only comics they actually supply over here! Hallelulia ... I have them from when Spidey died by that Spider-man eater.
Though my issue of Spider-man classic where the original Hobgoblin returns and is unmasked comes close of being my favourite.

Just wish me luck when I go to perhaps the only Comic store ((SECOND HAND)) in flanders ... In July or august ... kill me

[Square Ninja]

The more I look at comics today, the more I see material made specifically for nerd-gasms, crossovers. I'm okay with the Justice League or something like that, since they were created to be part of that same "universe." I just see stuff that looks like something inspired by the playground discussions of who would win in a fight.

Also, I thought about getting 300 today, but noticed just how HUEG the thing is. It's like a road sign on the interstate.