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Posted: **15 Jul 2008, 08:24**

Peeping Tom";p="968935 wrote:how much?

$24. They've got a $2 postage special on at the moment as well.

Posted: **15 Jul 2008, 10:19**

I used to love Moore's Swamp Thing, but I haven't reread it in 17 years
I used to like Killing Joke but I don't think I'd dig it now
I didn't like V For Vendetta at all
From Hell is awesome
Watchman is awesome- except for that Pirate story

Posted: **16 Jul 2008, 04:59**

I only recently got around to reading Moore's Swamp Thing, and it's pretty awesome.

Posted: **17 Jul 2008, 02:50**

League of Extraordinary Gentlemen has been on my list for a long time. I think I'll finally dip in when the new volume comes out.

Posted: **17 Jul 2008, 06:15**

Read any Astro City?

Posted: **17 Jul 2008, 07:25**

No. But I want to. Busiek's current run on Superman is meant to be pretty good.

Posted: **17 Jul 2008, 08:01**

Anyone here ever read Rising Stars? I'm thinking of checking that out, sounds promising.

Posted: **20 Jul 2008, 03:02**

Been thinking about it. Nearly picked up a book from the library today.
I might grab it after I've churned through a bit more that they've got that's on my list.

Don Eduardo";p="969269 wrote:No. But I want to. Busiek's current run on Superman is meant to be pretty good.

I've heard mixed reviews about his stuff outside of Astro City, but the general consensus is that Astro City is good stuff.

Posted: **26 Jul 2008, 01:59**

I like everything from Sin City to Bone, Carl Barks' Donald Duck (got the fifth book in the series today

), Sandman, Roman Dirge stuff (kind of girly, but still nice) and Robert Crumb.

I used to read lots of Marvel, and some DC when I was younger. The Incredible Hulk was my favorite. Ive also been a big fan of Andre Franquins work (Gaston Lagaffe, Spirou), Tintin, Lucky Luke and Asterix, for as long as I can remember.
As I type this, I so badly want to go visit my parents, and read old comics all day.

These days Im getting incredible kicks from this guy called Jason. Heres a couple of random samples:

http://www.media.allerinternett.no/php/ ... 00&frame=0

His graphic novels are highly recommended!

Next on my agenda is Watchmen.

Posted: **26 Jul 2008, 07:18**

these were a big influence on me in the 80's

Posted: **26 Jul 2008, 22:27**

I just bought this

and some other stuff from

http://www.blanquet.com/marchandises/

Posted: **27 Jul 2008, 01:26**

Cool!

I bougth this 16 years ago:

Posted: **10 Aug 2008, 04:44**

An important cause:

http://www.thepoint.com/campaigns/its-a ... man-hoodie

Posted: **10 Aug 2008, 04:58**

I'll probably pass on the chance to walk around with a jumper sporting printed-on pectoral muscles, thanks.

Posted: **10 Aug 2008, 06:41**

So that's a maybe?

Posted: **23 Aug 2008, 12:12**

stripperm(0)(o)m";p="964054 wrote:

Just reread this, this morning.

I think it's one of my favorite books ever

Posted: **24 Aug 2008, 06:30**

I read a torrent of the first issue. I'm hoping the hardcover version of the book will magically appear in my possession in the next few weeks.

Posted: **07 Sep 2008, 13:20**

I moved to a place with a sweet comic shop a little over a mile away from my house. Ive been reading this one series called The MAXX from the early 90's. Im getting more into Hellboy and Deadpool as well

Posted: **07 Sep 2008, 23:25**

maxx is awesome
get the movie if you can

Posted: **08 Sep 2008, 06:28**

I haven't seen the animated stuff, but I used to love Maxx. I think it's mostly Sam Keith that I really dug. His stuff on Sandman was awesome.

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