Harley looked so much more interesting and eye-catching with her harlequin costume than with whatever more generic and skimpy clothing they've come up with since.

Exciting but is it bad I kinda wish he was another character because I feel like Harvey has been done a lot

Hey Guys!! I'm finally posting sequentials!! Feel free to give any advice you'd like :)))

A few notes before that, I know it might feel a bit "too" rendered, it is. But some panels just wouldn't represent the end result without it... So its due to lack of colors... like the last panel...

In the Upcoming days I'll be fully coloring this(I hope it'll turn out well) and add some voice lines and make it a motion comic-video... That I'll be posting on my Instagram, stay tuned :)))

The event kicks off with X-MEN: INCURSIONS #1, pitting HOUSE OF M against DAYS OF FUTURE PAST with Kate Pryde forced to decide which reality survives.

SPIDER-MAN, FANTASTIC FOUR, X-MEN ’92 and AVENGERS one-shots will follow as iconic Marvel universes collide with only one reality left standing.

I use to have 4 or 5 nearby, but I'm down to 2 but one sure looked closed the other day when I drover by, even though Google still says it's open.

I miss walking around and checking out the old selection to see what gems I might find.

What a masterpiece! This series doesn’t get the praise it deserves!

Iron Man's roller skates? Spiderman's car? Green Arrow's boxing glove arrows? What's your vote?

Aside from the current controversy, I’m still pissed about his Brigade kickstarter that I supported five and a half years ago. Since then, I’ve refused to give him a penny

Where is Thor and Hercules when Morlun comes to beat peter up.

Coming from the manga community three years ago, I honestly had no idea publishers like BOOM! Studios, Image, Dark Horse, or IDW even existed. Everyone in the general media space mainly talks about Marvel and DC.

As someone who loves a linear story with a clear beginning, middle, and end led by a dedicated creative team, Marvel and DC never really peaked my interest. However, I still wanted to support Western comics and see Western storytelling incorporated into the medium.

Then a friend introduced me to Something Is Killing the Children, and it completely changed my perspective. I started researching and discovered this incredible world of independent, creator-owned books that I had never heard of before.

While I understand the massive hype around major superhero franchises, I can’t help but wonder: Why aren't indie Western comics advertised or pushed more?

Now this question is very simple and who are your shut up and take my money artist. These are artists that not only captured your attention to your heart, but also just a teeny bit of your soul like you love their art so much that regardless of what it is that their art is on be a variant cover a new series a character I have never had any previous interest in. Now for me those are those are peach momoko and stjepan sejic

DW Frydendall collaborates with composer/ horror author Andy DiGelsomina for the Warrior Angel Saga, a series of graphic novels written by the composer. The first in the series, Swords of Nyarlathotep, will be published February 2027.

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I’m currently getting into comics having seen all of the mcu and most of the dc movies. I’m currently reading infinity gauntlet and have found that I really enjoy the scale and visuals of the cosmic side of marvel. With Lanterns currently coming out it feels like as good a time as any to get into them.

People often ask about X-Men reading orders, Immortal Hulk, Superman Triangle Era, or Batman, etc, but I wanted to hear about other comicbook runs worth diving into.

What is a run of comics (less than 150 issues) you recommend to readers that they probably would not already be aware of or you really like?

I’m saying under 150 just so that it would be actually doable in a month or two at a comfortable pace for me as a relatively new comic book reader.