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The Boss wrote:Very, very barely. Seriously, read it before making statements like that.

I plan to, but I'd rather you use literally in the correct sense as well.

hellboy wrote:

The Boss wrote:Very, very barely. Seriously, read it before making statements like that.

I plan to, but I'd rather you use literally in the correct sense as well.

Fair enough.

May I lend it to you through Dropbox, perhaps?

Already downloaded. It's next on my reading list. Appreciate the offer though.

Ah. Once step ahead, I see.

(How was "DEAR ESTHER"?)

This goes for you as well as everyone: I'm really happy to share my collection with everyone. Dropbox has been working for me and my friend, but perhaps you'd prefer email? Either way, all good.

Please note that this is for BORROWING purposes only. I'd expect you to delete the files after fourteen days - but I obviously can't make you.

I tend to go the occult or fairly underground stuff. I have most of the BATMAN one shots, though. I have a beautiful digital of "Arkham Asylum: A Serious House on Serious Earth" by the dude who did the covers for "SANDMAN". That's in a PDF, so should be easy to download and view.

If you want things like "HELLBLAZER" (GOD TIER, by the way), be prepared for a few gigs.

I'm happy to serve.

The Boss wrote:
(How was "DEAR ESTHER"?)

Played about 30 minutes yesterday, and seemed interesting. Ask me again later in the week though.

hellboy wrote:

The Boss wrote:
(How was "DEAR ESTHER"?)

Played about 30 minutes yesterday, and seemed interesting. Ask me again later in the week though.

Right on.

OK, first off... Hellboy: read From Hell post haste. That movie is disgusting.

I'm a pretty casual fan of the medium, and extremely picky. It should go without saying that anything from Alan Moore is pretty much requisite reading, but here are my absolute favorites (in no real order, and what will surely read like the ultimate casual enthusiasts list aka "boring"):

Watchmen
From Hell
Alan Moore's Swamp Thing run (seriously this is amazing stuff)
Maus
Lost Girls (so great, blind buy this thing and read it with your lady friend)
Preacher
Promethea

You liked "PROMETHEA" and "LOST GIRLS"?

That's surprising.

LOVE both of them. Currently going about acquiring the Absolute editions of Promethea before they're gone. I have the first edition Lost Girls. You didn't like?

Marvel adapting Stephen King's 'Dark Tower II: The Drawing Of The Three'

news from 3/31/2014

http://www.hitfix.com/news/marvel-adapt ... -the-three

10 Comic Books That Would Make Excellent TV Shows

This is what happens when people who think they know about comic books talk about comic books. Apart from "Y: THE LAST MAN", this is a horrendous list. Not only are nine of the series terrible, but a few of them are actually incredibly derivative.

Anything is a good TV show if it has a decent story and compelling characters. Unfortunately, most of this list lacks both.

Why do people pretend to know what they're talking about when it comes to things like this? It's not just comic books, either.

She Hulk could work in a tongue in cheek sort of way, see Harvey Birdman.

I could go for some Harvey Birdman right about now.

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The Boss wrote: Why do people pretend to know what they're talking about when it comes to things like this? It's not just comic books, either.

Oh, that's an easy one with a definitive answer: they work for the Gawker empire.

This is how Wolverine "died". Pretty brutal. They almost straight up ripped off how died. Let's see how long he's gone.

http://www.milkshadowbooks.com/products ... dventures/
http://www.milkshadowbooks.com/products ... nd-laughs/

just ordered these from NZ artist Tim Molloy
pretty fucking weird, psychedelic, original and entertaining