I've mostly been gorging myself on the entire Hellboy / BPRD series. 
Love it.

a couple of years ago I picked up Volume 1 of The Complete Badger http://www.amazon.co.uk/Complete-Badger-Volume-Jeff-Butler/dp/1600101291/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1355826520&sr=8-3
purely because of the name, but it turned out to be absolutely bonkers, and made me chuckle enough to wake the misses up in the night.
Following that success I bought volume 2, but it's still sat unread because although I always thought I preffered physical media I now find that I really struggle to read at night with a lamp, but I'm fine with a tablet
what makes this most annoying is that not only can I not legitimately buy it digitally, no one has even bothered to pirate it

anyone got any bright ideas? You're welcome to borrow my volume 1 to try for yourself if you think of a good solution to my predicament

that's what i feared, the quality way is to razer blade them out of the binding, and then you can even speed scan them with a scanner with a document feeder, but that obviously involves defacing the original work

This reminded me that I picked up Outlanders Volume 1 from a charity shop which has too suffered from a lack of convenience with physical media, and also from the quick research i've done today does not appear to be available digitally for money or theivery

I'd recommended Irredeemable to swirl earlier and there's no reason why you guys shouldn't read it either. I'm a tad surprised that it's not been mentioned yet.



I'd also recommend picking up Incorruptible.

RasDam wrote:

I don't remember comics being so misogynistic when I collected them in my teens.[/img]

Not a Power Girl reader then?

Cleavage, check; gusset, check. Print and ship it, boys!

I don't expect to get anywhere with this (because of my own failings) but ages ago, in the old place or even the old old place, there was a discussion about good comics. I mentioned the Walking Dead (this was long before the public started paying notice) and somebody said I should read...

This is where I forget what was said, I seem to remember that two different comics were mentioned but one sounded brilliant. I think it was something along the lines of either The Road or I Am Legend (though it may not have been) but because I am completely up-to-date with TWD I would like to start something else. I'm not really into fantasy or sci-fi (though if it is brilliant I presume it could sway me) and even though TWD isn't real it seems like it could be so I am after something like that, not neccessarily zed based, as I think the apocalypse is a genre I'm enjoying.

One more thing, I need to be able to get it on Comixology as I can carry them about and also because my daughter shares my account so she can read whatever it is as well.

Cheers, hopingly, in advance!

It was on old maroon moto, because I can't find it on the Blurum. Though I did find this:

Probably been posted here before, but here are Miller's directions to Jim Lee from All Star Batman and Robin:






Which resulted in:

Tempy wrote:

Y: The Last Man is about what it sez, but I've not read it. Will have a think. Edit: Preacher maybe?

Both of them sound familiar, which would you recommend if you had to pick just one?

Edit: #1 of Y is free so trying that first.

Bugal posted it, but it's done the rounds.

Ghost Peter Parker.

That is the answer. What is the question?

It's not that it's mental more that it's just classic comic book.

Nothing changes. We've got the same characters FOREVER

Intrigued by the Morbius: The Living Vampire series from Marvel. Anyone had a look at it?

I might grab the first issue and see what it's like. He's definitely been an interesting character from the few times I've seen him in Spider-Man titles. I wonder how well he'll hold up in a "solo book".