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    Quote Originally Posted by FrankBooth0 View Post
    That is the norm in the mature readers section


    I am currently hooked on Scalped, when Vertigo does crime material I pay attention. Nice change of setting as well.

    What is it about? Are there many collections yet or just one? Haven't read much Vertigo this decade.Nothing really since Sandman and Sandman Mystery Theater, Books of Magic stuff.

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    Dashiell Bad Horse returns to the "rez" after fifteen years of absence, picking fights with whoever crosses his path. His belligerence quickly leads him to a run-in with Chief Lincoln Red Crow, chief of the Oglala tribe, chief of the local police, and a wealthy mob boss. Red Crow assesses Bad Horse's fighting ability and enthusiasm for getting his hands dirty, and coerces him into joining the tribal police force. Bad Horse's primary duty is breaking up fights and shutting down meth labs—Red Crow is about to open a $97 million dollar casino, and is anxious to clean up the tribe's public image, not to mention taking out competition for his illegal interests.

    Bad Horse, an undercover FBI agent, is tasked with infiltrating Red Crow's organization. Dashiell's immediate superior wants to bring Red Crow to justice for the murder of two FBI agents thirty years ago, when Red Crow was a militant Native American rights activist alongside Dashiell's mother, Gina Bad Horse.

    Dashiell develops an obsession with Red Crow's estranged daughter, Carol, who resents Dashiell for leaving the reservation. Dashiell speaks to her occasionally, but mostly follows and observes her as she tries to escape the crushing boredom and poverty of the reservation through alcohol, drugs, and ****** promiscuity.
    Volume 7 just released this past Wednesday. I could read nothing but Vertigo at times, they just have a really consistent track record and allow people to do some really cool stuff.

    Just realized no Young Justice tonight

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    Thanks, I'll look for them at Borders or Barnes. I remember now. I think we had this discussion once. I can never find then in order. I'll look again.

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    Good hunting, check through some of the Vertigo titles online and see if anything else catches your fancy. I think you already know of 100 Bullets.

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    Quote Originally Posted by FrankBooth0 View Post
    Volume 7 just released this past Wednesday.
    Just bought and read the issue yesterday.

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    Some favourites from my youth! Anything drawn by Cam Kennedy suits me just fine or 2000ad content up to 1982












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    Quote Originally Posted by pocoloco View Post
    Just bought and read the issue yesterday.
    Enjoy it?


    Quote Originally Posted by Red Fox 65 View Post
    Some favourites from my youth! Anything drawn by Cam Kennedy suits me just fine or 2000ad content up to 1982 [/IMG]
    2000AD stuff will always be classic.

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    Visual checklist for this Wednesday, courtesy of JHU.

    http://jhuniverse.blogspot.com/2011/...y-march-2.html

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    This site asked a number of writers to write short essays about individual Jack Kirby panels. It's actually pretty interesting. Some good insights
    http://hilobrow.com/tag/kirb-enthusiasm/

    As I've gotten older I've developed a huge appreciation for Kirby's work. I think it's amazing. When I was younger I just didn't get it. In interviews, artists like Jim Lee and Marc Silvestri would always mention him as an influence but at the time, I thought his work was just way old fashioned and hokey. Kids today probably think the same about Lee and Silvestri

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    Quote Originally Posted by JKD View Post
    This site asked a number of writers to write short essays about individual Jack Kirby panels. It's actually pretty interesting. Some good insights
    http://hilobrow.com/tag/kirb-enthusiasm/

    As I've gotten older I've developed a huge appreciation for Kirby's work. I think it's amazing. When I was younger I just didn't get it. In interviews, artists like Jim Lee and Marc Silvestri would always mention him as an influence but at the time, I thought his work was just way old fashioned and hokey. Kids today probably think the same about Lee and Silvestri
    Interesting site. I like the premise they use to study Kirbys' art. Each essay writer picking one panel from a book to discuss. His visual storytelling to second to none. This is a site which will repay further investigation.

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    Kirby is a standard, even intricate comic art is compared to his. He is a legend for a good reason.


    If anyone noticed, Google' logo thingy today on the search page is an homage to Will Eisner for what would be his birthday. It does an automatic search when you click on it.



    http://robot6.comicbookresources.com/2011/03/google-celebrates-will-eisners-birthday



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    Spider-Man has officially joined the Fantastic Four (now the Future Foundation, canon to Earth-616)

    http://www.nydailynews.com/entertain...e_human_t.html (contains spoilers)

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    Quote Originally Posted by FrankBooth0 View Post


    Spider-Man has officially joined the Fantastic Four (now the Future Foundation, canon to Earth-616)

    http://www.nydailynews.com/entertain...e_human_t.html (contains spoilers)
    Has the potential to be awesome. I'm hoping it ends up being like Guardians of the Galaxy than the regular Fantastic 4.

    And since we're on the topic they better (dunno if they count as spoilers now but I'm blanking it anyways) reverse Spider-Man getting cosmically divorced by Satan. That crap was retarded back then, it's doubly retarded now.

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    Got done reading through the Scott Pilgrim series.
    Pretty much a good read if you like absurdist humor, medium awareness, and tons of references to classic video games.
    Also, I would consider the movie a pragmatic adaptation. There were some things that just would not translate well to a live-action film format and other things that were enhanced through being in a film.

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    Herogasm is on my list this week...a spin-off from "The Boys".

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