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hurlingdervish wrote:The true test of an overly specific, pretentious, genre name, is how many sycophants line up to defend its bullshit when the copy-cats arrive on the scene, imitating the styles of people who had no conscience for the styles they were innovating.
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This might give me a kick up the arse to actually read Watchmen.idontreallygiveashit wrote:Yeah guys... this a real thing now...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Before_Watchmen
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it doesn't say when the first issue will be available tho ???idontreallygiveashit wrote:Yeah guys... this a real thing now...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Before_Watchmen
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kinda agree with that though... still looking forward to see how it turns outMoore criticized the project, calling it "completely shameless", and stated he was not interested in monetary compensation, but rather “What I want is for this not to happen.”[6] Moore elaborated, "What the comics industry has effectively said is, 'Yes, this was the only book that made us briefly special and that was because it wasn't like all the other books.' Watchmen was something that stood on its own and it had the integrity of a literary work. What they've decided now is, 'So, let's change it to a regular comic that can run indefinitely and have spin-offs.' and 'Let's make it as unexceptional as possible.' Like I say, they're doing this because they haven't got any other choices left, evidently."
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Yeah, i agree with Moore and i wasn't expecting such a positive reaction! Although, if it's good, no reason not to read it.dfaultuzr wrote:kinda agree with that though... still looking forward to see how it turns outMoore criticized the project, calling it "completely shameless", and stated he was not interested in monetary compensation, but rather “What I want is for this not to happen.”[6] Moore elaborated, "What the comics industry has effectively said is, 'Yes, this was the only book that made us briefly special and that was because it wasn't like all the other books.' Watchmen was something that stood on its own and it had the integrity of a literary work. What they've decided now is, 'So, let's change it to a regular comic that can run indefinitely and have spin-offs.' and 'Let's make it as unexceptional as possible.' Like I say, they're doing this because they haven't got any other choices left, evidently."
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Just read the whole thing :/ sadidontreallygiveashit wrote:Yeah, i agree with Moore and i wasn't expecting such a positive reaction! Although, if it's good, no reason not to read it.dfaultuzr wrote:kinda agree with that though... still looking forward to see how it turns outMoore criticized the project, calling it "completely shameless", and stated he was not interested in monetary compensation, but rather “What I want is for this not to happen.”[6] Moore elaborated, "What the comics industry has effectively said is, 'Yes, this was the only book that made us briefly special and that was because it wasn't like all the other books.' Watchmen was something that stood on its own and it had the integrity of a literary work. What they've decided now is, 'So, let's change it to a regular comic that can run indefinitely and have spin-offs.' and 'Let's make it as unexceptional as possible.' Like I say, they're doing this because they haven't got any other choices left, evidently."
hurlingdervish wrote:The true test of an overly specific, pretentious, genre name, is how many sycophants line up to defend its bullshit when the copy-cats arrive on the scene, imitating the styles of people who had no conscience for the styles they were innovating.
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well the thing is, if you think of it, what makes watchmen what it is is moore's writing. if he's not involved in the project at all, its pretty much corporate funded fan fiction...
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Just finished JLA: Tower of Babel. Really good. Starting Green Lantern/Green Arrow next. I'm really new to comics, anyone recommend some essentials?
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The SandmanSCope13 wrote:Just finished JLA: Tower of Babel. Really good. Starting Green Lantern/Green Arrow next. I'm really new to comics, anyone recommend some essentials?
V for Vendetta
the Watchmen
Maus
Persepolis
The Dark Knight Returns
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Read V and Watchmen...ben meaning to read DKR. I'll check out the others, thanks.collige wrote:The SandmanSCope13 wrote:Just finished JLA: Tower of Babel. Really good. Starting Green Lantern/Green Arrow next. I'm really new to comics, anyone recommend some essentials?
V for Vendetta
the Watchmen
Maus
Persepolis
The Dark Knight Returns

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I love Crackman.
All good suggestions here,
though unless Ive missed it,
nobody suggested 100 Bullets...
All good suggestions here,
though unless Ive missed it,
nobody suggested 100 Bullets...
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All good suggestions here,
though unless Ive missed it,
nobody suggested 100 Bullets...
though unless Ive missed it,
nobody suggested 100 Bullets...
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i did_v_ wrote:All good suggestions here,
though unless Ive missed it,
nobody suggested 100 Bullets...

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good man noam.noam wrote:i did_v_ wrote:All good suggestions here,
though unless Ive missed it,
nobody suggested 100 Bullets...
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Yeah, if he's not involved I can safely say it will be shit.dfaultuzr wrote:well the thing is, if you think of it, what makes watchmen what it is is moore's writing. if he's not involved in the project at all, its pretty much corporate funded fan fiction...
ultraspatial wrote:doing any sort of drug other than smoking crack is 5 panel.
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Moore is working on a script for a movie. Saw a link the other day...
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Iv been readin alot, need some recommendations, heres mine







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