Ray's 52nd DCU/GrayHaven Megathread - The New Fifty-TwOOMPH!!!

**AndrewG** · 12-30-2011, 12:19 PM

CBR's Best of 2011

10. Batwoman
9. Detective Comics (Snyder)
8. Ultimate Spider-Man
7. Scalped
6. Uncanny X-Force
5. Habibi
4. Love and Rockets New Stories 4
3. Hark! A Vagrant
2. Animal Man
1. Daredevil

**Ray G.** · 12-30-2011, 12:21 PM

Originally Posted by AndrewG

CBR's Best of 2011

10. Batwoman
9. Detective Comics (Snyder)
8. Ultimate Spider-Man
7. Scalped
6. Uncanny X-Force
5. Habibi
4. Love and Rockets New Stories 4
3. Hark! A Vagrant
2. Animal Man
1. Daredevil

I think Daredevil has been on every single list I've seen. Wow.

**AndrewG** · 12-30-2011, 12:31 PM

Originally Posted by Ray G.

I think Daredevil has been on every single list I've seen. Wow.

A fun super hero comic being recognized. Well deserved.

**Karate and Friendship** · 12-30-2011, 12:32 PM

Good to see Hark! on there.

**AndrewG** · 12-30-2011, 12:40 PM

Originally Posted by Karate and Friendship

Good to see Hark! on there.

It's making a lot of them it looks like

**Karate and Friendship** · 12-30-2011, 12:43 PM

Originally Posted by AndrewG

It's making a lot of them it looks like

I haven't checked many out to be honest, just good to see it.

And still feeling that I need to check Habibi out.

**shoelaceless** · 12-30-2011, 12:53 PM

Originally Posted by Ray G.

I think Daredevil has been on every single list I've seen. Wow.

I hope the industry takes note.

We want superhero comics drawn by cartoonists again, not lightboxes. We want writers who know when to shut up. We want superheroes to be able to win without their girlfriends getting disemboweled. We want single issues to have some content.

The enemy of fun in comics isn't "boring, pretentious" indies; it's boring, unpleasant superhero books.

**MayorMitch100** · 12-30-2011, 12:58 PM

Originally Posted by shoelaceless

I hope the industry takes note.

We want superhero comics drawn by cartoonists again, not lightboxes. We want writers who know when to shut up. We want superheroes to be able to win without their girlfriends getting disemboweled. We want single issues to have some content.

The enemy of fun in comics isn't "boring, pretentious" indies; it's boring, unpleasant superhero books.

Shoe. Speaking truths.

**Slewo.O** · 12-30-2011, 01:02 PM

Originally Posted by shoelaceless

I hope the industry takes note.

We want superhero comics drawn by cartoonists again, not lightboxes. We want writers who know when to shut up. We want superheroes to be able to win without their girlfriends getting disemboweled. We want single issues to have some content.

The enemy of fun in comics isn't "boring, pretentious" indies; it's boring, unpleasant superhero books.

You mean you DON'T want to see women stuffed into refrigerators? Prude...

**AndrewG** · 12-30-2011, 01:17 PM

Originally Posted by shoelaceless

I hope the industry takes note.

We want superhero comics drawn by cartoonists again, not lightboxes. We want writers who know when to shut up. We want superheroes to be able to win without their girlfriends getting disemboweled. We want single issues to have some content.

The enemy of fun in comics isn't "boring, pretentious" indies; it's boring, unpleasant superhero books.

I'd sig that