Red Mosquito

wease wrote:Just found out Marvel work-horse Sal Buscema has died. Really big fan and hate to hear this. He seems to have passed last Friday and would’ve been 90 today.

wease wrote:Just found out Marvel work-horse Sal Buscema has died. Really big fan and hate to hear this. He seems to have passed last Friday and would’ve been 90 today.

Peeps wrote:

wease wrote:Just found out Marvel work-horse Sal Buscema has died. Really big fan and hate to hear this. He seems to have passed last Friday and would’ve been 90 today.

his spider-man run is top notch. but his peter and mary jane as well as other non main characters were drawn amazingly

wease wrote:

Peeps wrote:

wease wrote:Just found out Marvel work-horse Sal Buscema has died. Really big fan and hate to hear this. He seems to have passed last Friday and would’ve been 90 today.

his spider-man run is top notch. but his peter and mary jane as well as other non main characters were drawn amazingly

His Hulk is still what I think of when I visualize the character. And his run on Thor after Simonson stopped drawing was simply fantastic. He had a long run on Captain America too.

Simple Torture wrote:I read basically only superheroes (mostly X-Men) during January, but las night I read the first volume of Brubaker’s Criminal and it was fantastic. Going to continue that soon, but I’ve heard good things about Assorted Crisis Events so I’m going to mix that in too.

Simple Torture wrote:I’ve heard good things about Assorted Crisis Events so I’m going to mix that in too.

Simple Torture wrote:

Simple Torture wrote:I’ve heard good things about Assorted Crisis Events so I’m going to mix that in too.

This is as advertised. I read the first two issues last night and #2 wrecked me.

wease wrote:

Simple Torture wrote:

Simple Torture wrote:I’ve heard good things about Assorted Crisis Events so I’m going to mix that in too.

This is as advertised. I read the first two issues last night and #2 wrecked me.

What did you start with?

Simple Torture wrote:

wease wrote:

Simple Torture wrote:

Simple Torture wrote:I’ve heard good things about Assorted Crisis Events so I’m going to mix that in too.

This is as advertised. I read the first two issues last night and #2 wrecked me.

What did you start with?

Assorted Crisis Events #1. Id recommend it!

wease wrote:

Simple Torture wrote:

wease wrote:

Simple Torture wrote:

Simple Torture wrote:I’ve heard good things about Assorted Crisis Events so I’m going to mix that in too.

This is as advertised. I read the first two issues last night and #2 wrecked me.

What did you start with?

Assorted Crisis Events #1. Id recommend it!

Oh, I didn’t realize that was the name of it. I thought you were talking about all the different Crisis series DC has done in the last 40!years.

An action-packed sci-fi anthology series following normal people navigating an alternate world where time is having a crisis, and just stepping outside your door can send you on an unexpected adventure.
Time is having a crisis.
Mingling in the red-light district, you can find actual cavemen, medieval knights, and cyborg soldiers on leave from World War IV. Victorian debutantes amble their way into cell phone stores, confused and bewildered (what is a data plan?). On their way to work, bleary-eyed commuters get trapped in time-loops, assaulted by alternate-reality versions of themselves, and try to avoid post-apocalyptic wastelands. And LOOK: the 3:15 bus just took a wrong turn…into the neolithic era.

Simple Torture wrote:

wease wrote:

Simple Torture wrote:

wease wrote:

Simple Torture wrote:

Simple Torture wrote:I’ve heard good things about Assorted Crisis Events so I’m going to mix that in too.

This is as advertised. I read the first two issues last night and #2 wrecked me.

What did you start with?

Assorted Crisis Events #1. Id recommend it!

Oh, I didn’t realize that was the name of it. I thought you were talking about all the different Crisis series DC has done in the last 40!years.

Oh I can see how that would be confusing! This is an Image series that started last year and is ongoing. It showed up on a bunch of year-end-best-of lists and caught my eye:

An action-packed sci-fi anthology series following normal people navigating an alternate world where time is having a crisis, and just stepping outside your door can send you on an unexpected adventure.
Time is having a crisis.
Mingling in the red-light district, you can find actual cavemen, medieval knights, and cyborg soldiers on leave from World War IV. Victorian debutantes amble their way into cell phone stores, confused and bewildered (what is a data plan?). On their way to work, bleary-eyed commuters get trapped in time-loops, assaulted by alternate-reality versions of themselves, and try to avoid post-apocalyptic wastelands. And LOOK: the 3:15 bus just took a wrong turn…into the neolithic era.

https://imagecomics.com/comics/releases ... s-tp-vol-1

Simple Torture wrote:

Simple Torture wrote:I’ve heard good things about Assorted Crisis Events so I’m going to mix that in too.

This is as advertised. I read the first two issues last night and #2 wrecked me.

oasisfan35 wrote:Way back I picked-up Grendel: Red, White, & Black from Barnes & Noble. Enjoyed it (primarily the art) but never went further so some 25+ years later I am starting at the beginning with Devil by the Deed.

wease wrote:

oasisfan35 wrote:Way back I picked-up Grendel: Red, White, & Black from Barnes & Noble. Enjoyed it (primarily the art) but never went further so some 25+ years later I am starting at the beginning with Devil by the Deed.

Are you doing the “deluxe” version he put out a year or two back?