Trades And Hardcovers You Got Recently

[Duxdoom]

I recently got:

Essential Avengers vol 3
Neil Gaiman and John Romita Jr's ETERNALS tpb
Starman volume 1 (James Robinson's run)
Jack Kirby's Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen vol 1

[Slewo.O]

I recently got:

Essential Avengers vol 3
Neil Gaiman and John Romita Jr's ETERNALS tpb
Starman volume 1 (James Robinson's run)
Jack Kirby's Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen vol 1

How big is the TPB? I remember buying the hardcover and it was pretty damn enormous.

[coveredinbees]

so, not worth it


not bad

[dmh3000]

Haunt Volume 3 - Been waiting for this one for a while now. I'm actually glad Kirkman left as the writer because he was starting to repeat himself like he always does. Honestly, it started to feel more like Invincible than a different comic. Greg Capullo did some great artwork though.

Batman Bruce Wayne: The Road Home - My issue with the Batman books is how out of order they're published. But I still liked this, Bruce checking up on everyone to see how they've been since he left.

Incorruptible Volume 6 - Interesting, I don't really feel too strongly about this series one way or the other but I still liked it.

Irredeemable Volume 9 - Much better. I really liked getting the origin stories for the pair. Wondering what'll happen to Tony next.

Kick Ass - Meh. Honestly, that's all I can say. I was very under whelmed by this whole thing. I think Millar's better when he writes established characters rather than attempting to create his own. At least then I care about the characters. Probably not going to pick up volume two, nor will I check out any of Millar's other creator-owned work since I had the same problem with Wanted. I'll watch the movie adaptations but unfortunately the comics do nothing for me.

The Boys: Good for the Soul - Interested in seeing what'll happen now that Butcher knows about Lamplighter, but aside from that I still feel nothing for this series.

The Sandman: The Kindly Ones - A little dragged out, but wow, I enjoyed this a lot. I knew he was going to die, but wow, nice work Gaiman.

[dmh3000]

The Walking Dead: A Larger World - This could work if Kirkman has a set ending he's working towards, but if not it's looking like he's going to retread old ground.

The Eldritch Kid: Whiskey and Hate - Picked this up at Supanova. Really enjoyed it. It's like Hellboy meets Preacher, if you took out Ennis' need to be offensive.

Dreamless - Sat next to the artist at Supanova and I bought this since I liked it when it came out as a webcomic. Lovely story but the artwork is really the main draw.

Daredevil: Parts of a Hole - Can't believe I found this. Loved it, really need to find more stuff by David Mack, who I got to sign this.

Fatale - Icon's going to get a lot of my money soon. I need more Brubaker and Phillips.

Moon Knight 1 - Always love Bendis and Maleev together, though I think Maleev should stick to his painted style as it's his best. His inking, not so much.

[KirbyKrackle]

The Incal Classic Collection.

[Tobias M]

The Walking Dead: A Larger World - This could work if Kirkman has a set ending he's working towards, but if not it's looking like he's going to retread old ground.

The Eldritch Kid: Whiskey and Hate - Picked this up at Supanova. Really enjoyed it. It's like Hellboy meets Preacher, if you took out Ennis' need to be offensive.

Dreamless - Sat next to the artist at Supanova and I bought this since I liked it when it came out as a webcomic. Lovely story but the artwork is really the main draw.

Daredevil: Parts of a Hole - Can't believe I found this. Loved it, really need to find more stuff by David Mack, who I got to sign this.

Fatale - Icon's going to get a lot of my money soon. I need more Brubaker and Phillips.

Moon Knight 1 - Always love Bendis and Maleev together, though I think Maleev should stick to his painted style as it's his best. His inking, not so much.

I remember meeting you at Christian Read's stand at Supanova. Just doing my review of Eldritch Kid today as it happens. It reminds me a lot of Ennis as well in fact. That revisionist approach to the Western, with some supernatural elements thrown in, is a parallel.

[EmarAndZeb]

Got paid. Went on spree...

Torso - Bendis & Andreyko

Vol. 1 of 20th Century Boys - Naoki Urasawa

Ojo - Sam Keith

Vol. 2 of The Nightmare Factory - Stories by Thomas Ligotti, adaptations by Stuart Moore, Joe Harris, Bill Sienkiewicz, Vasilis Lolos, & others.

...Good times.

[J. Wilson]

I picked up Usagi Yojimbo Volume 26 and Chronicles of Conan Volume 22 today.

[Tetsuo_man]

The Incal Classic Collection.

I bought that for myself for my birthday. Sofar got halfway through and really liked it. Haven't had time to finish it yet since I've been busy working as a cameraman on a local feature film. I get too tired at night to read.