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My son and I were looking at the Arthur Adams Marvel Omnibus, and we both burst out laughing at this drawing for some reason.

This character with the green hair is right in the middle...but who IS he?

We were calling him Blake and laughing hysterically. At one point he said, "Mom, can we get the Blake game for my Blake Station?"

If anyone knows who this character is, please let us know!

Finally got into physical comics last year and have been collecting since then. Hands down my favorite part of my dorm. Any advice for helping keep the books in good condition is welcome.

“After enduring a brutal and bloody bullying scandal, Taylor finally has the power to fight back: With her newly triggered ability to control insects, she could prove everyone wrong and become a hero… or kill anyone who stands in her way.”

“In a world of superpowered gang members, fanatical cults, and ruthless serial killers, Taylor must navigate the dangerous politics and unwritten rules of the local ‘cape’ scene, where the line between hero and villain is anything but clear. For Taylor, perhaps, least of all. Will she risk everything to save others, or use her power to exact revenge on those who’ve wronged her?”

Added IDW executive editor Heather Antos, “Worm is such a fresh and compelling take on the superhero genre, challenging what it means to be a hero or a villain, and whether right and wrong are always so black and white when you’re fighting for what you believe is good. Getting to collaborate with series creator John McCrae to bring this incredible world to comics with IDW is an absolute thrill, and it’s especially exciting that this project came to IDW through series editor and IDW associate editor Cassandra Jones, whose own personal connection to the story first introduced us to it, and the team has already done an excellent job bringing the characters to the comics page.”

if you've never heard of this series, do keep an eye out! it's a very interesting take on superheroes as a genre and definitely worth giving a look

an article from Worm's author about the whole thing

I was just done reading batman: the long halloween and i am now on the lookout for something with a similar vibe. Doesn't necessarily have to be a batman story, what i am looking for is specifically the feeling that it gives. I really like the kind of true crime feeling of the story, i really enjoyed the dark themed, rainy noir detective vibe that it gave, and the artstyle perfectly supports that. I really enjoyed the artstyle of the panels where we see holiday taking the life of another victim where the colors turn black and white. Also i prefer reading physical copies of the comic, so no digital exclusive comics. Thank you.

Stopped reading regularly back in the early 2010's and am excited to see what you recommend. Also, when did single issues get this expensive? Yeesh!

Been rereading The Question from Dennis O'Neil and Denys Cowan and it's insane (and sad) how relevant it still is, nearly 40 years later. Always a good time reading this masterpiece of a run.

started with Absolute Superman 15, then Absolute Wonder Woman 22, followed by Absolute Batman 23, and the latest addition, DC All In Saga: Darkseid vs. the World

I put up another shelf today :D so im posting my updated omnibus collection + my other books. Yes I really like spider-man and batman, lol. 

I also have batman the golden age vol 1-3, gotham central, and some nightwing omnis tucked away in a comic box

I'm looking for recommendations on what to get next? I have the bronze age batman omnibus on the way and I'm planning on picking up ultimate spider-man when its restocked. But im looking for more suggestions? Any recommendations are welcome. Preferably stuff thats in print, or coming soon

I was switching a few books around tonight. I had this book out, so i opened it up and started looking through it. It's so cool to hold something in your hands that's got so much history attached to it. Whi knows where it's been and what it's seen. I love comic books ❤️👍

I get a message that I've been blocked. No idea why that would be, so I wonder if the site itself is just down.

This period of little kids comics was insane. The titles were completely defanged, the stories & jokes were horrible, but the covers, particularly the colors used were amazing blasts of energy. Inside the color was dulled by the newsprint & the childish stupidity was interrupted by ads that contained obvious references to more adult behaviors than were ever presented in the comics themselves (I’m thinking of Boon’s Farm & Master & Slave t-shirts in particular.). But it was the Gen X mix that made us, a special blend of negligence & exploitation, it makes movies like Taxi Driver make complete sense. Funnily enough, this comic was a spin off from the Three Stooges comic, the characters are so uncharismatic, it’s amazing. x SEAN

Hello everyone! As the title says, I'm looking for specific comic recommendations I can put towards my senior research thesis. My thesis is going to be about the evolution of the archetype of Nazi characters in American comics, specifically. I have nearly every decade filled so far, but im struggling to find titles to use for the 1970s, 80s, and 90s.

To keep variety, I'm trying to avoid only using Marvel or DC titles, hence my current hiccup. To make matters more complicated, it can't just be a background character. It has to have a character that is named, present, and reoccurring (i.e, Red Skull, Captain Nazi, ect). To be very clear, I'm looking for recommendations OUTSIDE of Marvel and DC, if at all possible.

I'm really struggling with this however. Should I just stick to the big two for these eras? Please let me know if you have any ideas or recommendations. Thanks so much!

Edit: No Garth Ennis texts!! I've already chosen a text from him and I need the variety so I have a good range for my project, lol.

Edit 2 for clarification: They have to be clearly identified as a Nazi character, whether through imagery or explicit mentions. There can't be an ambiguity, metaphors, ect. I know it's really specific, hence why I'm coming to you guys for help.

Got 12 hours of waiting to do recommend me some stuff. Just started infernal Hulk but it's only like ,6 issues so far.