turns out this one is actually happening
From the Combine Comics challenge. See all 86 entries (closed)
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From the Combine Comics challenge. See all 86 entries (closed)
( , Fri 27 May 2016, 21:54, archived)
How does anyone have the patience for comics?
Every year or two it's 'Ooh, let's start again, everything before now doesn't count. Apart from some of it. Maybe.'
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Fri 27 May 2016, 22:29,
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I've never understood how people can afford or store them
the few I bought in my youth quickly took up too much space so I stopped
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Fri 27 May 2016, 22:37,
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^this
Bought a few years' worth of Uncanny back in the 90s. So many pounds :(
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Fri 27 May 2016, 23:31,
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ugh
the biggest part of my collection died in some water accident D':
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Sat 28 May 2016, 1:01,
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I've bought a years subscription to the Marvel Unlimited app
I've easily read a hundred comics in the last month, old favourites and newer stuff alike - very addictive.
It's like renting comics true, but very cost-effective for binge reading.
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Sat 28 May 2016, 1:48,
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It's like renting comics true, but very cost-effective for binge reading.
Marvel seems to do this a lot less than DC (the last Marvel event seemed to change very little, just jumped everything on 18 months), so I find I read a lot more of their comics.
Not sure why DC do it so frequently these days - seems to show a lack of confidence in the creative directions they keep firing themselves off in. Pity, as they have some very compelling characters :-(
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Sat 28 May 2016, 2:16,
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Not sure why DC do it so frequently these days - seems to show a lack of confidence in the creative directions they keep firing themselves off in. Pity, as they have some very compelling characters :-(
post below sums it up
hard to take Batman seriously as a street vigilante detective when he's been a God... but that's the thing with DC - it's easy to dip in for a story arc and happily ignore the wider continuity, as it's rebooted too often and is daft too often that the writers regularly ignore it all to deliver some cracking tales.
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Sat 28 May 2016, 12:03,
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