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Is he regarded as highly in the States? He is here in Scandinavia, at least.
He is venerated throughout the Universe.
No, we have it here as well, but haven t checked it out.
As excellent as the previous installment.
Third comic book in this DC relaunch.
This series started out great, but the last couple of books haven t been on quite the same level imo.
I'm planning on reading all Hellboy comics ever published. Is that feasible or are there simply too many of them?
There are a lot of spinoffs as well. Some are worthwhile, others not so much. Hellboy himself has also had several series running. I guess it comes down to money and time in the end. I have a collection of 20-something books myself (Hellboy, B.P.R.D., Abe Sapien) There is definitely more stuff out there I would be interested to check out.
Hadn t read it in years, so a nice revisit.
This is a good one.
This is fantastic! It’s like the part 4 we never got; very well done, obviously made by fans.
Anyone who loves the movies should check this out.
Only gripe: each issue is a different artist. That can be a little jarring when you read a collected trade paperback
Read most of this before. Good stuff as usual.
Hadn t read this one before.
This is the longest Sandman story arc, and another excellent one.
Medieval Spawn and Witchblade 1
I'm a fan of The Clone Wars cartoon so I had to eventually get around to reading this to find out what happened to Maul after the show was cancelled. Pretty solid book but nothing great.
The conclusion to an eight years long journey.
Some recollections from Eisner. He went there for a magazine in the 60s. Eisner was always excellent.
"For a magazine"? Would that have been P*S*? Eisner was a private contractor at the time, working for the US Army on a comics-style magazine intended to help indifferently-educated enlisted personnel on the safe & proper use / maintenance of their equipment in a fashion that they'd be able to understand -- i.e., using comics to show them how to repair a jeep or a gun. Yes, Eisner was always excellent. He was also way ahead of his peers in most legal & business matters.
Eisner s brilliant take on Oliver Twist.