Sacrifice and OMAC was great this week.

Szasz. I went to college with a kid that had this last name. I never bothered to mock him for having the laszt name as a fictional serial killer since he was a gypsy and was already a super easy target.


OMAC was okay, though it was kinda easy to see coming. I haven't picked up any of this superman/batman battle everyone's referring to, but i might have to now. also that Marvel/Superman teamup is starting to look interesting after rereading Kingdom Come last night.

You should read Sacrafice (Superman/Wonderman) if you are like OMAC. The last one when Supes fights Wonder Woman is great.I agree with you regardng OMAC. I still liked it, though. I cant wait for Infinite Crisis.

I'm a little confused. Is this in the Superman issues or Wonder Woman's?

Wonder Woman #219

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I don't know what the deal is with the blindfold. I know what happened to her, but there are two covers, one with the blindfold and one without it. The cover I have does not have it.

Real sand? Not CGI sand? Wow! That's "old school".

While I was looking for a picture of that statue I came across this one which looks almost as awesome.






[comicgeek]it's actually zsasz[/comicgeek]

The V For Vendetta movie looks decent, though I haven't read the book. I haven't even read Watchmen which I've had sitting in my room for like 3 years.

And yeah Chameleon would be super lame if he's the main villain, though I remember some issues when he was taking control of other villains behind the scenes like The Jackal and Kraven. I think he was involved with the Punisher at one point too.

oh shit. did anyone read The Ultimates 2 #7?

I'm stuck on 4..I got 7, but didn't read it...Don't spill the beans ...

I tried The Ultimates but just couldn't get into it.

Allstar Batman #1, however, was great.

Batman Jekyll & Hyde: Page 3, panel 5...ouch.

i was watching that justice league unlimited show last night and the episode was written by warren ellis. has he written a couple of these? It was pretty crazy and filled with such minor JLAers that it was awesome.

Black Panther #7 is pretty good considering that most of the House Of M spinoffs have been pretty lame. It's funny that the dude who wrote and directed House Party is now writing this book.

The last Daredevil was brilliant.

yeah

Not really a comic geek , I do however enjoy Dusty Chalk's tastes in his comics. I never got into the whole Superhero , Marvel , etc. The few that I do pick up once in a blue moon are mostly horror related , being that's the genre of film & comic I love the most. Wonder what you guys think of my small collection.

Clive Barker's Hellraiser - Epic Comics (Book 2 - 1990)

Jughead - Archie Series (No.207 Aug 1972)

Kolchak : The Night Stalker ( Moonstone - 2002 )

CliveBarker's Nightbreed - Epic Comics
(Nightbreed 2 : May 1990)
(Nightbreed 3 : Jun 1990)
(Nightbreed 4 : Jul 1990)
(Nightbreed 5 : Sept 1990)
(Nightbreed 6 : Nov 1990)
(Nightbreed 7 : Jan 1991)
(Nightbreed 8 : March 1991)
(Nightbreed 9 : May 1991)
(Nightbreed 10 : July 1991)
(Nightbreed 11 : Sept 1991)
(Nightbreed 12 : Nov 1991)

Tales From The Crypt - ( EC Comics & Gladstone Publishing)
(No. 4 Jan 1991)
Tales From The Crypt - ( EC Comics & Russ Cochran Publishing)
(Vol.1 No. 5 Sept 1993)
(Vol.1 No. 6 Dec 1993)
Tales From The Crypt - ( EC Comics & Gemstone Publishing)
(Vol.1 No. 19 Mar 1997)
(Vol.1 No. 23 Mar 1998)

Wolverine in Origin - Marvel Comics
(Part II of VI : Inner Child - Vol.1 No.2 Dec. 2001)
(Part III of VI : The Beast Within - Vol.1 No.3 Jan 2002)
(Part IV of VI : Heaven and Hell - Vol.1 No.4 Feb 2002)
(Part V of VI : Revelation - Vol.1 No.5 May 2002)
(Part VI of VI : Dust to Dust - Vol.1 No.6 July 2002)

Nice! I think Niles did some of those Clive Barker ones.

Powers #12 came out today, it's giant-sized and has Brian Posehn and Patton Oswalt answering the letters for like 5 pages. fun-nee.

also picked up
-new avengers
-JLA classified
-BRPD
-Marvel Wha? huh? or something like that.
-House of M #5

i forget what else.

Excellent books I picked up last week.

Jack Cross #1 (Warren Ellis)
Zombie King #1 (Frank Cho)

City Of Tomorrow is a pretty good series.

Batman #644 had a good ending.

I can't wait for The OMAC Project #6.

I'm really enjoying The Authority: Revolution and it sucks that the next issue is the last of it. I'm going to have to look into some of the other Authority books and see if they're as fun as this one. It reminds me of the old Authority series.

is ellis doing the Authority book too? that guy is like bendis x 5.

got transmetro 1 and still ain't really feeling it.

nah it's ed brubaker. he's done sleeper and some batman books.

have you read Girls by the luna brothers?

bought today

Firestorm #16
The Human Race #5 & 6
Runaways #7
The Flash #225
Batman Gotham Knights #68
The New Avengers # 7 & 9
Astonishing X-Men #12
The Losers #27
Astro City The Dark Age #3 (I didn't realize this was the 3rd issue so I have to pick up 1 & 2 sometime)

This has been the first I've read of Astro City since the original mini-series. It's not really as cool as I remembered, but I guess it's good enough to keep reading.

Am I missing out on Runaways? I've flipped through the first trade a couple of times and could never bring myself to buy it.

I would give the Astro City series some time to develop. It's been so consistently excellent, I'm sure Dark Ages will end up being cool.

Runaways is good. It's a little more aimed at the teenager crowd. So, reading it can feel a little like watching the OC at times, but it's pretty original. And at some point in the future there will likely be a lesbian love affair between two of the main characters. So, there's always that to look forward to.

Yeah, that's what I gathered. Vaughan is already pretty over the top in Ex Machina and Y the Last Man. Runaways just seems like too much. I may pick it up eventually, especially since those small GNs are pretty cheap.