Monstro

nobody got my need... taco..... reference? one of my favorite lines in Bone.

need... taco...

sweet stuff, the books are amazing!

those are sweet

(thumbs u

PhiGam, do you still rank Goon above Walking Dead like you mentioned in the first post? anyone mind giving a quick rundown of what Goon is about. thanks!

you owned the the OA covers for 7 and 10 and then sold them? why?

thats really cool!!

WARNING!! possible spoiler below i wonder if Rick and Carl will run into Lori and Judy........you know, now that they're "dead"

hahaha

There are a lot of theories and rumors about that, but the long and short of it is, he and Kirkman stopped getting along. One of the reasons (supposedly) was that Tony Moore couldn't keep up and stick to deadlines. do you think he knew at the time what a huge hit it was going to be? i wonder if he is pissed he left.

my number 1 cover so far

why did he leave after 6 issues?

thanks!

i just finished reading Vol. 4 of the hard cover. it's the furthest i've been into the series. Vol. 4 was the best so far. i can't believe all that sheit went down. does anyone know, does Vol. 4 end with issue 48?

nice

agreed

Did I say permananently...? And I'm not even drunk More importantly, why aren't Hellblazer back issues more highly valued than Sandman? 1) Started years before Sandman 2) Still running today! 3) Most of the series remains un-reprinted 4) Has had a movie starring Keanu (much as we wish it hadn't) i always wondered about that. i have never read Hellblazer but i did see the movie and thought it was pretty good. how does it compare to the comic? I enjoyed it, I did. The movie is a quite fun in its own right, and has some really great turns by Tilda Swinton and Peter Stormare. But it isn't Hellblazer. Keanu's Constantine is nothing like the JC of the comics. Put it this way, in the movie Keanu was trying to earn a place in heaven by doing 'good deeds' *cough splutter*. JC would probably rather take his chances in Hell than kowtow to that stuck up miserable little ponce 'god', you get me? Furthermore the movie was way too entrenched in Catholic dogma. JC's universe is far more eclectic and mixed up, and has no special respect for any particular religion. A real Hellblazer movie (or better still a TV show) could be low-key, low budget, dark and irreverent, and bloody brilliant. (thumbs u interesting, Hellblazer is definitely on my to read list

Did I say permananently...? And I'm not even drunk More importantly, why aren't Hellblazer back issues more highly valued than Sandman? 1) Started years before Sandman 2) Still running today! 3) Most of the series remains un-reprinted 4) Has had a movie starring Keanu (much as we wish it hadn't) i always wondered about that. i have never read Hellblazer but i did see the movie and thought it was pretty good. how does it compare to the comic?

this was the main thread before this one got started.

(thumbs u