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- Elgin_McQueen
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Any fans?
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- CraigGrannell
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I have quite a few downstairs, of, it has to be said, variable quality. The Hellboy set is probably the most consistent and best, although some of 2000 AD's new books are really good.
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Not recent stuff. Ten years or so ago I would read anything I could get my hands on - 2000AD compilations and books, Watchmen, V for Vendetta, Maus, Batman, AvP.
I wasn't teh hardcore, but I did enjoy them.
I don't suppose you'd like a batch of Overkill comics? I'm about to get rid of the first few issues.
I wasn't teh hardcore, but I did enjoy them.
I don't suppose you'd like a batch of Overkill comics? I'm about to get rid of the first few issues.
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LMAO, Preacher is one of the funniest reads ever, don't own it myself but had a lend rom a mate. Don't have a clue what overkill is though.
Love stuff like Maus, Watchmen and the like. At the me collecting The Authority, Powers and have a nice sized Batman collection, along with other random stuff.
Will pick up anything with the names, Ellis, Ennis, Millar, Loeb or Sale atached though.
Love stuff like Maus, Watchmen and the like. At the me collecting The Authority, Powers and have a nice sized Batman collection, along with other random stuff.
Will pick up anything with the names, Ellis, Ennis, Millar, Loeb or Sale atached though.
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Was Battle Chasers subtitled 'a gathering of heroes'? If so a mate lent me that and I loved it, don't normally like that style too, shame it didn't last. Forgot bout Planetary, doesn't seem to have been one for a while though, dunno, I don't buy the comics, just the collections as it's normally quite a while before i can get to a town that has a good shop.revgiblet wrote:Big fan. The Dark Night Returns is probably my favourite, but the sequel and Watchmen are also great reads, as are the Battle Chasers comics.
I must have read hundreds over the past ten years.
Did buy complete Judge Dredd Volume 1, Ghost Rider - Road To Damnation and Batman Arkham Asylum last week from Ottakers though. Good when your local bookshop has a fan ordering them in.
Also read a good few comics over scans, which I do honestly plan to buy at some point, Ultimate X-men, Y the last man and The Walking Dead really really stand out.
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There was a really good one I read 18-20 years ago.
About a ship that crash-lands on a planet and the survivors build a civilization
Hardback and a lot of pages,possibly more than 200
I've been trying to remember the name for ages,but can't
If anyone can help with finding the name or locating the book,I would be very grateful
About a ship that crash-lands on a planet and the survivors build a civilization
Hardback and a lot of pages,possibly more than 200
I've been trying to remember the name for ages,but can't
If anyone can help with finding the name or locating the book,I would be very grateful
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Just seen that Complete Nemesis The Warlock, that's another one to stick on the list.CraigGrannell wrote:I have quite a few downstairs, of, it has to be said, variable quality. The Hellboy set is probably the most consistent and best, although some of 2000 AD's new books are really good.
I still have all the Elfquest graphic novels and still love the whole Elfquest 'thing'. If you've never tried Elfquest, i can fully recommend giving it a go. Start at the beginning though or you won't have a clue whats going on.
The Thieves and Kings books are pretty good too.
I'm one of the few who hate and depise anything to do with superhero comics (+ no i haven't read them all!!).
The Thieves and Kings books are pretty good too.
I'm one of the few who hate and depise anything to do with superhero comics (+ no i haven't read them all!!).
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Book a mate lent me, there was a follow up too, about a post apocoyptic earth with no oceans left and a guy going around following th word of god from the bible. Which all goes well till people remember he was in the news for being a cannibal, was a really well put together thing, with the follow up possibly actually being better.
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