Review Group Week 326 - DAN THE UNHARMABLE #1
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I like the name of the magazine he's reading on the cover. |
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And this review crew thing is a great idea. Thank you to whoever came up with it/monitors it. A bit about me. I'm 30 and only started reading comics seriously about 6 years ago. But when I go into them I hit them hard and have been reading steadily ever since. I'm constantly amazed at the amount of variety there is in comics. I was on the Marvel train for a couple years when Civil War first came out and I was one of those fools that got sucked in to buying a lot of crossovers before realizing they were pure garbage. Essential learning experience. I've come a long way and have been really into older stuff/more obscure stuff from Fantagraphics, Picture Box, Drawn & Quarterly etc. I've got a few issues of Kramer's Ergot and that stuff is so incredibly different and so great. I've since reduced the amount of hero books in my pull this a great deal. Most influential books for me are probably early-ish Vertigo stuff like Preacher and Sandman as well as DKR and Watchmen. Miller and Bendis' Daredevil runs were the first long hero runs I read that I thought were pure awesome. Pretty typical stuff really but those were the ones that plunged me so deep into comics that I knew I'd never want to resurface. Anyhow, there's much more to say but wanted to give you a little bit of background. I look forward to writing and reading reviews here because it will further expand my critical eye for comics as well as encourage me to try some books I would have otherwise overlooked. |
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Nope, Avatar's official site has a link to a place where I can buy it online, so I'll be doing up a review eventually. It's going to be a busy weekend this week, so it may be early next week though. |
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Welcome aboard, SM! |
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I'm going to hit a couple of shops tomorrow to see if I can get this without ordering online since Avatar seems to be stuck in 2009. ![]() |
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![]() vote, vote, vote... the-news-stand/review-group-poll-for-may-16th-t81503.html |
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Already did. STOP PRESSURING ME! ![]() |
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Welcome! ![]() And if you have not done so already, read John Byrne's legendary FF run. I just reread the Trail of Reed Richards this morning--the first time in too many years--and was blown away by both the art and the story. It actually took me a long time to read this single issue. And I loved every minute of it. Probably my favorite run of the '80s. |
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I don't like the sound of that. Perhaps I'll just skip this week then. |
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re: 2009 I was alluding to Avatar not having a digital method of distribution in place. I've never used the online shop Avatar links for purchases if that's what you're worried about. |
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Ah OK, I may still give it a try then. |
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