What Are You Reading?

Started by MixxDreamer · 15 Feb 2004 · 1,122 replies

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27 Apr 2004, 07:01 #181
eightysix wrote:And like aho, you'd basically have to have me at gunpoint to read LoTR. I dunno how many times I'd fall asleep after only reading 5 pages.

We're a little bit different 'cause I'd rather be shot than read it! :hehe:
27 Apr 2004, 07:02 #182
solidsonya wrote:

wow, i didn't realize Canada was that great
arigatou gozaimasu!
hehe, have a good time ;)

come live in america for a few years and i think youll find out pretty quick why
canada > america
27 Apr 2004, 07:03 #183
Animal Farm by George Orwell good stuff right there:)
27 Apr 2004, 07:03 #184
WatashinoAozora wrote:Animal Farm by George Orwell good stuff right there:)


I remember that book. That's the one with the talking horse and pig and stuff. Haven't read that one in ages!
27 Apr 2004, 07:04 #185
Whoa, who's the hottie in your sig!?


Nakajima Reika. A lot of people on this board seem to like my sig... :crazy: :hehe:
27 Apr 2004, 07:12 #186
The Essential Iron Man

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27 Apr 2004, 07:22 #187
the old school swampthing comics were the shit
conan the barbarian was great too
27 Apr 2004, 07:27 #188
ahochaude wrote:

I remember that book. That's the one with the talking horse and pig and stuff. Haven't read that one in ages!


Yeah! :naughty: It's definitely a classic :} It's somewhat tough to visualize at times though, lolz, but its message is so clear.
27 Apr 2004, 07:27 #189
sempai wrote:the old school swampthing comics were the shit
conan the barbarian was great too

That's stuff from the 70's... Marvel stuff from the 60's is classic shit. :)
27 Apr 2004, 07:55 #190
WatashinoAozora wrote:Yeah! :naughty: It's definitely a classic :} It's somewhat tough to visualize at times though, lolz, but its message is so clear.

I think the horse's name was Boxer or something, right? :sweat:

bmwracer wrote:Marvel stuff from the 60's is classic shit. :)

Those things are worth some mega bucks too. More than baseball cards, right? I'll have to wait another 30-40 years before any of my comics and baseball cards are worth anything. I think the highest value I have is an $8.00 comic book. (Spawn #1) Checked it in Wizard price mag about 6 years ago! :beaten: *sigh* I have a long way to go.
27 Apr 2004, 08:01 #191
bmwracer wrote:The Essential Iron Man

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Ah, here we go. And Kirby Fantastic Four. Ahh. Here's a good site: http://www.chivian.com/chivian/FantasticFour.shtml
27 Apr 2004, 08:05 #192
ahochaude wrote:
Those things are worth some mega bucks too. More than baseball cards, right? I'll have to wait another 30-40 years before any of my comics and baseball cards are worth anything. I think the highest value I have is an $8.00 comic book. (Spawn #1) Checked it in Wizard price mag about 6 years ago! :beaten: *sigh* I have a long way to go.


Congratulations! Spawn is now worth $9.00!
27 Apr 2004, 08:10 #193
The Man wrote:

Ah, here we go. And Kirby Fantastic Four. Ahh. Here's a good site: http://www.chivian.com/chivian/FantasticFour.shtml


Heh, the guy doesn't have 4, the new series.

I've never been a big fan of the "classics." I guess having no money makes it difficult to get them, and the dialogue is usually so dated. Alan Moore's run on Supreme was great because it would fuse the contemporary with the classic in one comic.
27 Apr 2004, 08:15 #194
thetenken wrote:

Congratulations! Spawn is now worth $9.00!


I'm getting there! :hehe:
27 Apr 2004, 08:18 #195
thetenken wrote:

Heh, the guy doesn't have 4, the new series.

I've never been a big fan of the "classics." I guess having no money makes it difficult to get them, and the dialogue is usually so dated. Alan Moore's run on Supreme was great because it would fuse the contemporary with the classic in one comic.


Whhhaaat?? Silver Age, man, Silver Age. Hahah. It's great that they're coming out in TPBs, so, I guess that makes it accessible. Yeah, I actually like the Ultimate Fantastic Four going on now, as well. Powers is THE best recent title to come around in a long time. And, not to go off on a tangent, but, those of you who used to watch Homicide: Life on the Streets will find a lot to smile about at the relatively new Gotham Central ('bout a police precinct in a world with the Batman). Batman altogether has been beefed up ever since the 1989 film, if you ask me.

As mini-series go, 1602's pretty good, Avengers/JLA could've used a bit more seasoning -- but we been waiting over 20 years for this one, so, I dunno.

What happened to The Punisher?
27 Apr 2004, 08:27 #196
The Man wrote:

Whhhaaat?? Silver Age, man, Silver Age. Hahah. It's great that they're coming out in TPBs, so, I guess that makes it accessible. Yeah, I actually like the Ultimate Fantastic Four going on now, as well. Powers is THE best recent title to come around in a long time. And, not to go off on a tangent, but, those of you who used to watch Homicide: Life on the Streets will find a lot to smile about at the relatively new Gotham Central ('bout a police precinct in a world with the Batman). Batman altogether has been beefed up ever since the 1989 film, if you ask me.

As mini-series go, 1602's pretty good, Avengers/JLA could've used a bit more seasoning -- but we been waiting over 20 years for this one, so, I dunno.

What happened to The Punisher?


The Punisher is still the Punisher. Garth Ennis is still writing it, and if you like that style of death and dark humor, then you'll like what he's putting out. They have recently moved to the MAX line, and it's supposed to be darker with less humor now. I'm still waiting on the trades for 1602 and UFF. U. Spider-man has been the best title out of the Ultimate line, I think. I still need to read up to Bendis's run on U. X-Men. One more time in unison, Millar is overrated! =)
27 Apr 2004, 08:34 #197
thetenken wrote:
One more time in unison, Millar is overrated! =)


Amen, brotha'. He ruined The Authority for me.

I forgot to mention THE best series I EVER read, mini- or otherwise? Was recent. Was great. You don't even need to do a script, just use the issues themselves as the storyboard.

That series is:

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27 Apr 2004, 08:39 #198
WatashinoAozora wrote:Animal Farm by George Orwell good stuff right there:)


yep, i just finished reading it in Eng class

i like it :D
27 Apr 2004, 08:42 #199
solidsonya wrote:

yep, i just finished reading it in Eng class

i like it :D


Great novel. Some are more equal than others. Juuuuuuust resonates.
27 Apr 2004, 08:46 #200
The Man wrote:

Great novel. Some are more equal than others. Juuuuuuust resonates.


haha agree agree

i watched the movie of it and i can't seem to get this scene out of my head:

(when they're are taking Boxer to the "hospital")

Animals:"They're taking him to the knackers, the KNACKERS!"

:hehe: i was wondering what the knackers was for a while

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