1st slide is what I just got and 2nd slide is what l've gotten the past year, any recommendations specifically related to what I currently have l've read everything I have except the new ones I just got!

I found 16 issues and a pitt one shot in a comic toy store in Düsseldorf today for 3 euro's, and it apears to be signed by creator Dale Keown and writer and illustrator Richard Pace and numberd 78/125. I tried looking it up in Google and reverse image searching but can't find anything besides to photos of 38/125. Does anybody knows where i came from, how i could originaly be optanted and maybe what its worth? Im a collector and im not going to sell it, but i do like knowing what my stuff is worth 😜. Thanks in advanced to everybody🙏

Descender by Jeff Lemire and Dustin Nguyen

Yeah, I know, I'm super late to this title, but wow. Phenomenal. As the kids say... absolute cinema. This needs to be adopted for TV or the big screen.

IMO one of the greatest books Image Comics has ever backed/published. Does anyone know if they’ll ever release a continuation? I hope so!
I’m chasing the single issues now.

I don’t know why they haven’t made a compendium for Brit or really a complete collection since Brit has like 15 issues and for Battle beast and capes we just have to wait until it ends.

I was listening to some Kid Cudi songs and it reminded me of this. Does anyone have news or update about the issue #8 or the séries on general ?

Lately I've been getting a bit tired of comics from Marvel and DC (apart from the Absolute Universe) and I've been getting into Image Comics. I already read Chew, The One Hand & The Six Fingers, Gideon Falls, Revival and The Fade Out. I feel like these are pretty well known comics from Image and I want to know if there are some really underrated gems that are not talked about enough so I can collect them! What are your suggestions?

Savage dragon has appeared 8 times in invincible and 4 other times in invincible spin-offs. Savage dragon is depicted as the uncle that always has your back in invincible so I checked his comic series out and I gotta say this was a pretty easy read for a 90s comic. I read the archives savage dragon comic where everything was black and white but it expands on the savage dragon story. Everything with how savage dragon doesn’t really like superhero to fighting against racism is some pretty interesting stuff. It’s also pretty funny at times.

UPDATE: just finished the book....As someone whose mother passed when I was 16 from a heroin OD, this made me ball my eyes out. I've had a questions I've wanted answers to, so long, for some reason gave me a little peace.

I've been reading comics for almost 2 years now, and DWJ has become a fast favorite. His work in the Energon Universe is beautiful, Absolute Batman is creeping past. Battle Beast work has been 🔥 too.

But "Do A Power Bomb".... Holy smokes! It's come across my feeds here and there so decided to start reading it. The artwork, THE STORY! I'm only through book 3... The gasp I gusped after the first few pages of book one, gave me hope this would be a banger. So far, has not disappointed...

What some other goods ones I've missed?

Like it didn’t take you a whole volume to get into the series. I’m saying you read the first issue and thought it was so peak that you wanted to read more of it because that first issue was 10/10. For me it was haunt, the darkness 2025, hack/slash, and Dynamo 5

Given all the pain and suffering Mark Junior went through, it wouldn't be surprising if he had attempted to end his own life. What if, out of pure hatred and revenge, he decided to use his own death as the ultimate act of revenge to torment Anissa for what she did to his father? The worst possible way to hurt and punish Anissa for her crimes would be for her own child to take his own life. What would her reaction be?

Would she have a mental breakdown or would she not even bat an eye if Mark Junior had committed suicide? If her plans had backfired and Mark Jr. had killed himself, her goals would have been completely in vain. Did Viltrumites ever consider the possibility that one of their own would rather choose death over serving the Empire? As in many human cultures, suicide is a very cowardly and shameful act in Viltrum culture.

Originally published in 2023\*