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I'm currently reading Locke&Key and once that fantastic series is done, which I predict will be the case this weekend, I can return to the Sandman Universe.
The final chapters. I had to see how this ends. The original was excellent, as were a few issues of BEFORE WATCHMEN. This is not excellent, a one-time read.
I have to agree. Doomsday Clock did not live up to its promise, in my opinion. It never found the same power as Watchmen nor Doomsday Clock's direct predecessor, the Flashpoint storyline. Something felt a little "off", despite the beautiful art and the big names attached to it.
I think the artwork is adequate at best, and Geoff John s writing is directly attrocious. It was an interesting premise, if only it had been left in better hands.
Personally, I'm not against a big JLA/Watchman universe crossover (since DC is crossing pretty much everything over as it is), but yes, it should have been a lot stronger what they did here. Some characters, like Veidt, stray too far away from who they were originally conceived to be. And the Comedian...? Oh boy.
He gets everyone and everything wrong.
JOKER by Brian Azzarello and Lee Bermejo.
Now this was really excellent, both in the writing and the art department.
Fantagraphics book collecting Carl Barks stories from 1959-60.
This is amazing.
Read it many times before. Great stuff.
These three surprisingly effective horror manga titles combine elements of a traditional 'whodunit' with relentless teen-on-teen-violence and a sadistic SAW-like game. The books are exceptionally well written and paced--the stories move like bullet trains. This is highly addictive stuff for sure. And the art is incredibly beautiful.
Just stay away from the cheap live-action adaptation of Judge. Nothing good about it.
Not awful, but Lucky Luke had his golden age in the 50s, 60s and 70s. Few later albums have been really good.
She drives an Aston Martin DB5 in this one.
First time I read this series, which at one point in the fifties was the no 1 comic book in the US. Hard to understand why.
I’m thinking about picking up Batman Three Jokers. It seems that Red Hood can’t get a better story.
I always felt Williamson was the right heir to the master, Alex Raymond.This is really excellent.
This wasn t very interesting or impressive. I have been wanting to get hold of the original 30s series by Alex Raymond. I believe this lesser version is from the 50s.
I was never a big fan of this comic, although I liked the original Zane Grey run well enough as a kid. Pretty generic stuff.
I have read another Stan Drake comic earlier, KELLY GREEN from the early 80s. Julia Jones is from the 50s I assume, and obviously more aimed at a female audience.
Not to be confused with the actress Julia Jones.