August 2010
1 post
Anonymous asked: Dear Ron, I'm a lover of mainstream comics, especially DC, Batman in particular. I hate getting sucked into all the daft spinoffs but don't have the patience for a storyline to end and go to trade. What trades/one offs do you rcommend to distract me so I don't feel the urge to read Rob Robin and Batgirl, thinking I'm missing someone big
June 2010
6 posts
phatbassline asked: Hello Sir
Would say I am new to comics and would like to get deeper into the abyss...
Dont think i have the patience to go for weekly issues - all in trade form.
Might actually be easier to tell you what i have read and the reasoning....
Started with a chance copy of 'Preacher'...Completed the series then in a few weeks.
Started to...
Would say I am new to comics and would like to get deeper into the abyss...
Dont think i have the patience to go for weekly issues - all in trade form.
Might actually be easier to tell you what i have read and the reasoning....
Started with a chance copy of 'Preacher'...Completed the series then in a few weeks.
Started to...
jaisewell asked: My lover recently got slightly obsessed with the League of extraordinary gentlemen. Is there anything she can read until the next part of century comes out?
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Just in case anyone who doesn’t already know me from Twitter or wherever finds this blog, here’s the other comics related thing I do. It’s a weekly (ha!) podcast where myself, Scott and PJ talk about comics and other bullshit. It’s also pretty funny when it’s at its best.
You can get it at iTunes too. Rock on!
whaddya wanna read?
I’m up for recommending comics to anyone.
So, if you’re into sci-fi, or comedy, or westerns, or period dramas, or kitchen sink dramas, or biographies, or relationships…
Basically, if you aren’t into comics but would like to be, and you already dig certain tpes of stories, let me know and I’ll see what I can suggest.
The best way to go about this is the ‘ANY...
Anonymous asked: Any robot, time travel, bizarre twist comics with stories that wrap in a few issues? No Lost-style years of story to plough through to get to the mystery.
