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Why? I have a vast knowledge of DC's Golden Age heroes and how they've been used in DC's long history. I also have heard of both Firebrands and Crimson Avenger. But I'm sure you'd have the same...

Creators at Image are not paid at all up front. They are paid when the book sells, which can be difficult if a book is a slow burner. Therefore you end up with a lot more labors of love and good...

Which would have been Geoff Johns seven years ago.

Bendis is really good at certain things and really bad at others. His Avengers was downright awful, but Ultimate Spider-Man, Daredevil, Alias, and Powers were amazing. All New X-Men is pretty good as...

I'm willing to bet that within the month there'll be a "Is it weird I'm thinking of pulling The Green Team?" thread. Mark my words.

You're really obsessed with hype, aren't you? I generally find hype to lack substance.

That sucks. I own the whole series in single issues, but I was picking up the omnis to use as reading copies, as I find trades easier to read than singles.

Very unfortunate. Probably my favorite...

Captain Atom?

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I think TOTL's solution is simplistic and doesn't really accomplish anything except limiting creativity, but the premise of his argument isn't entirely wrong. The endless story is the main reason why...

He's very talented, but he's not a great storyteller. In fact, even though he's a pretty clear artist, I have trouble following his books in the same way I have trouble following people like Chris...

I read a lot of Image, Dark Horse and Indie. For me, it's all about the writers and reputation there. I'm reading Morning Glories, Fatale, Thief of Thieves, Manhattan Projects, Chew, Revival, and...

That was my take away. Whether that was taken from an actual myth or made to look like one, it rang very true to stories from Greek Mythology.

I always thought his X-Men run was very highly regarded. And I don't think it's fair judging anyone by their work on Ultimate Fantastic Four. That title is where good writers went to die.

But it misses the most important part of what Vertigo was about. Total creative freedom. The DC Dark line has none of that.

I would argue that the more idiosyncratic illustrators like Quitely and Porter work best with Morrison's more idiosyncratic style. Porter may not be pretty, but I think he did a very good job...

There's no point in arguing with an objectivist, Bruce. Might as well just let it go.

There's no point in arguing with an objectivist, Bruce. Might as well just let it go.

Why? I think that would ruin the whole point of Watchmen.

Maybe his payback is writing some of his best work since Daredevil in the form of All New X-Men.

It starts and ends with Jean ValJean for me.

I think your poll option of 1961 to 1985 is a bit too broad seeing as the beginning of that was made up of simple one shot appearances of the Golden Age team in the JLA/JSA team ups. But the end of...

I agree with about half of what Cooke said. I don't think comics need to be written with children in mind, but at the same time, I don't think comics need to increase swearing, gore, violence, sex,...

Yeah, but there's a huge difference between life and a book. There are different benefits out of living life and reading a comic book and just because life is repetitive, doesn't mean storytelling is...

Agreed. I can't say enough good things about this comic.

I just got bored of it. I actually really enjoyed the book through a portion of the Alexandria Safe-Zone. When the Herd broke in and killed a bunch of people, that's kind of when I gave up on the...