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Review Group Week 325 - DIAL H #1

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by bkthomson » Thu May 03, 2012 6:33 am

Zero wrote:Well I liked HERO, I like China Mieville and I liked the comic so my vote was well placed.

It has potential. Not my favorite first issue ever but I can say it was one of the stronger 52 #1 issues to be released, even with all my criticism.

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by bkthomson » Thu May 03, 2012 6:33 am

Zero wrote:Well I liked HERO, I like China Mieville and I liked the comic so my vote was well placed.

It has potential. Not my favorite first issue ever but I can say it was one of the stronger 52 #1 issues to be released, even with all my criticism.

I used to have goals. They were evil goals, but they were goals. -- Dr. Heinz Doofenshmirtz

Dragavon wrote:He's being diplomatic again.

Zechs wrote:I have to repress you more. You're way too goodie two shoes.

Fat Ollie Weeks wrote:I swear to God, you are so boring sometimes I think you're just a stealth-mod-bot that Jude has coded.

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by ThatGuyRoman » Thu May 03, 2012 11:49 am

Boy Chimney.

Creepiest thing to not come out of Japan in a long time, or creepiest thing to not come out of Japan, period?

(Creepy awesome, of course.)

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by ThatGuyRoman » Thu May 03, 2012 11:49 am

Boy Chimney.

Creepiest thing to not come out of Japan in a long time, or creepiest thing to not come out of Japan, period?

(Creepy awesome, of course.)

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by bkthomson » Thu May 03, 2012 11:55 am

ThatGuyRoman wrote:Boy Chimney.

Creepiest thing to not come out of Japan in a long time, or creepiest thing to not come out of Japan, period?

(Creepy awesome, of course.)

He looks like the Shade.

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by bkthomson » Thu May 03, 2012 11:55 am

ThatGuyRoman wrote:Boy Chimney.

Creepiest thing to not come out of Japan in a long time, or creepiest thing to not come out of Japan, period?

(Creepy awesome, of course.)

He looks like the Shade.

I used to have goals. They were evil goals, but they were goals. -- Dr. Heinz Doofenshmirtz

Dragavon wrote:He's being diplomatic again.

Zechs wrote:I have to repress you more. You're way too goodie two shoes.

Fat Ollie Weeks wrote:I swear to God, you are so boring sometimes I think you're just a stealth-mod-bot that Jude has coded.

dINGO

by ThatGuyRoman » Thu May 03, 2012 11:58 am

bkthomson wrote:
He looks like the Shade.

... He looks more like the Shade fucked Jack Skellington, and then had a really problematic pregnancy.

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by ThatGuyRoman » Thu May 03, 2012 11:58 am

bkthomson wrote:
He looks like the Shade.

... He looks more like the Shade fucked Jack Skellington, and then had a really problematic pregnancy.

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by bkthomson » Thu May 03, 2012 12:05 pm

ThatGuyRoman wrote:

... He looks more like the Shade fucked Jack Skellington, and then had a really problematic pregnancy.

I can give you that. :smile:

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by bkthomson » Thu May 03, 2012 12:05 pm

ThatGuyRoman wrote:

... He looks more like the Shade fucked Jack Skellington, and then had a really problematic pregnancy.

I can give you that. :smile:

I used to have goals. They were evil goals, but they were goals. -- Dr. Heinz Doofenshmirtz

Dragavon wrote:He's being diplomatic again.

Zechs wrote:I have to repress you more. You're way too goodie two shoes.

Fat Ollie Weeks wrote:I swear to God, you are so boring sometimes I think you're just a stealth-mod-bot that Jude has coded.

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by The Beast » Thu May 03, 2012 4:22 pm

Dial H for hackneyed.

Another lucky loser has been awarded ultimate power and he tries to do the right thing. His world is dirty and drab, his villains are thugs and after skimming through once, I have zero desire to read it again.

The art is passable, designs and locations are derivative and the palette is bland. This is a real color by numbers effort to play it safe with all the major feet of clay troupes we would expect from an old Spider-man comic.

Overall a complete waste of time, both the reader's and the creative staff. This kind of shite should never see the light of day. DC's editorial needs a reboot.

0/10.

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by The Beast » Thu May 03, 2012 4:22 pm

"Men are still good. We fight, we kill, we betray one another but we can rebuild. We can do better. We will; we have to."

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by Tintin Quarantino » Fri May 04, 2012 9:42 am

I think I would like to start a troupe called The Feet Of Clay.

We would all play homemade theremins or something, maybe dose the audience with psilocybin just for good measure.

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by Tintin Quarantino » Fri May 04, 2012 9:42 am

I think I would like to start a troupe called The Feet Of Clay.

We would all play homemade theremins or something, maybe dose the audience with psilocybin just for good measure.

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by Punchy » Fri May 04, 2012 9:45 am

I've got a copy of this, so my first review for a while will be up soon.

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by Punchy » Fri May 04, 2012 9:45 am

I've got a copy of this, so my first review for a while will be up soon.

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by Tintin Quarantino » Fri May 04, 2012 10:33 am

Punchy wrote:I've got a copy of this, so my first review for a while will be up soon.

I look forward to reading a different take on this issue.

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by Tintin Quarantino » Fri May 04, 2012 10:33 am

Punchy wrote:I've got a copy of this, so my first review for a while will be up soon.

I look forward to reading a different take on this issue.

Chris

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by Chris » Fri May 04, 2012 10:44 am

Ntikrst wrote:Dial H for hackneyed.

Another lucky loser has been awarded ultimate power and he tries to do the right thing. His world is dirty and drab, his villains are thugs and after skimming through once, I have zero desire to read it again.

The art is passable, designs and locations are derivative and the palette is bland. This is a real color by numbers effort to play it safe with all the major feet of clay troupes we would expect from an old Spider-man comic.

Overall a complete waste of time, both the reader's and the creative staff. This kind of shite should never see the light of day. DC's editorial needs a reboot.

0/10.

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by Chris » Fri May 04, 2012 10:44 am

Ntikrst wrote:Dial H for hackneyed.

Another lucky loser has been awarded ultimate power and he tries to do the right thing. His world is dirty and drab, his villains are thugs and after skimming through once, I have zero desire to read it again.

The art is passable, designs and locations are derivative and the palette is bland. This is a real color by numbers effort to play it safe with all the major feet of clay troupes we would expect from an old Spider-man comic.

Overall a complete waste of time, both the reader's and the creative staff. This kind of shite should never see the light of day. DC's editorial needs a reboot.

0/10.

Chris

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by Chris » Fri May 04, 2012 10:46 am

Buncha cuntrags in this thread, except bkthompson and Zero.

This was great. Mieville is a great author, and this was a terrific debut issue for his first run at comics.

It was equal parts creepy, comedic, weird, and creepy again. So far, with the exception of JL Dark (which I hope turns around under Lemire) the whole "Vertigo" part of the New 52 has been great.

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by Chris » Fri May 04, 2012 10:46 am

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by The Beast » Fri May 04, 2012 11:16 am

Holland Oats wrote:Buncha cuntrags in this thread, except bkthompson and Zero.

Just because we've been reading comic books for longer than 6 months is no reason to call us "cuntrags". Don't worry, you'll get there one day. :wink:

This was great. Mieville is a great author, and this was a terrific debut issue for his first run at comics.

It was equal parts creepy, comedic, weird, and creepy again. So far, with the exception of JL Dark (which I hope turns around under Lemire) the whole "Vertigo" part of the New 52 has been great.

If you liked Dial "H" so much, check this out.

Oooo, shiny!

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by The Beast » Fri May 04, 2012 11:16 am

Holland Oats wrote:Buncha cuntrags in this thread, except bkthompson and Zero.

Just because we've been reading comic books for longer than 6 months is no reason to call us "cuntrags". Don't worry, you'll get there one day. :wink:

This was great. Mieville is a great author, and this was a terrific debut issue for his first run at comics.

It was equal parts creepy, comedic, weird, and creepy again. So far, with the exception of JL Dark (which I hope turns around under Lemire) the whole "Vertigo" part of the New 52 has been great.

If you liked Dial "H" so much, check this out.

Oooo, shiny!

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by Chris » Fri May 04, 2012 12:16 pm

Ntikrst wrote:Just because we've been reading comic books for longer than 6 months is no reason to call us "cuntrags".

yes it is

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by Chris » Fri May 04, 2012 12:16 pm

Ntikrst wrote:Just because we've been reading comic books for longer than 6 months is no reason to call us "cuntrags".

yes it is

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by Eric Ratcliffe » Fri May 04, 2012 12:39 pm

So in order to like this you have to have only been reading comics for 6 months?

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freaking new people.

My review is coming, but I'm clearly on the side that enjoyed this.

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by Eric Ratcliffe » Fri May 04, 2012 12:39 pm

So in order to like this you have to have only been reading comics for 6 months?

:smt011

freaking new people.

My review is coming, but I'm clearly on the side that enjoyed this.