The All About Comics Thread 4: Gemini Loves Crappy Variant Covers

[Captain Canuck]

not that it doesn't look nifty but there's clearly some prior existing enfluence there

I think somone else might be under the "enfluence" too!
:lol:

 

[Gemini]

I think somone else might be under the "enfluence" too!
:lol:

*uuuurrp*

Queit you

you may be my countrymen but I am not afraid to choke a *****

 

[Joe Kalicki]

From Jinxworld:

Joe Kalicki Hates Children

 

[Zombipanda]

*uuuurrp*

Queit you

you may be my countrymen but I am not afraid to choke a *****

Why did the forum censor the word chicken?

 

[Friday]

From Jinxworld:

Joe Kalicki Hates Children

...you sicken me.

I say good day to you Sir!

 

[Iceshadow]

From Jinxworld:

Joe Kalicki Hates Children

It kinda went off on a tangent with that annoying guy, you should post some pictures of you punching children to get back on topic.

 

[Gemini]

another Blackest Night take-off by Suydam, with two spidey's again

http://media.comics.ign.com/articles/102/1027581/img_7160564.html

 

[ProjectX2]

http://tweetphoto.com/h3trafdx

 

[Ultimate Houde]

****ing Red She Hulk?

HAHAHAHAHAHHAAHAH

 

[Bass]

Cracked is so unbelievably right. God, do I hate CIVIL WAR.

 

[ProjectX2]

Civil War is the only Marvel event I've enjoyed, mainly for the aftermath and what it set up.

 

[thee great one]

I thought Civil War was the weakest of them all.

 

[ProjectX2]

I thought Civil War was the weakest of them all.

While I think the idea was stupid, it was executed well and made me more interested in characters I previously had no interest in (Iron Man, Thunderbolts). I feel like all the other Marvel events have had good ideas but have just been boring or stupid. But I guess that's the nature of an event comic.

 

[Friday]

Civil War is the only Marvel event I've enjoyed, mainly for the aftermath and what it set up.

You clearly haven't read Annihilation then.

 

[ProjectX2]

You clearly haven't read Annihilation then.

I tried the first issue and thought it was boring and then it became this massive, popular thing.

I'll read it eventually.

 

[McCheese]

All events suck.

All of 'em.

 

[Friday]

All events suck.

All of 'em.

Except for...

Uh...

Does 52 count as an event? It was pretty good. And Blackest Night hasn't crapped out on us yet.

Still have 5 issues to go tho...

Yeah, track records pretty bad, isn't it?

 

[Zombipanda]

While I think the idea was stupid, it was executed well and made me more interested in characters I previously had no interest in (Iron Man, Thunderbolts). I feel like all the other Marvel events have had good ideas but have just been boring or stupid. But I guess that's the nature of an event comic.

Really? I felt the opposite. To me it seemed like an interesting premise with piss-poor execution.

I tried the first issue and thought it was boring and then it became this massive, popular thing.

I had the same problem, but I like Giffen and tog kept going on and on about it, so I checked it out and it rocked my socks off. It's, like, epic Starship Troopers gritty space marines in the Marvel U.

All events suck.

All of 'em.

*gasp!* Final! Crisis!

 

[Friday]

Really? I felt the opposite. To me it seemed like an interesting premise with piss-poor execution.



I had the same problem, but I like Giffen and tog kept going on and on about it, so I checked it out and it rocked my socks off. It's, like, epic Starship Troopers gritty space marines in the Marvel U.



*gasp!* Final! Crisis!

I felt Final Crisis was pretty bad when I was coming out. Now my nice, shiney, collected edition says otherwise, but as a monthly exercise it failed.

 

[ProjectX2]

Really? I felt the opposite. To me it seemed like an interesting premise with piss-poor execution.

YA RLY

I don't care for the idea of superheroes being registered because it's kind of boring but I like the idea of Tony Stark being Director of SHIELD, Spider-Man unmasking (though that didn't turn out well), Captain America as a fugitive and the revamped Thunderbolts.