areml

so getting this book.

nice insights. you work in marketing or advertising?

i did pick this up right away, as i'm a huge paul pope fan and it was originally released during one of my comic breaks.   i love his artwork, but was distracted by the type and how it was scaled to fit in the balloons. i think pope draws the balloons on the page by hand? in his other work the lettering looks more hand made but in this series the various sizes of fonts just glared at m...

you really have addressed a lot of my thoughts about comics lately. or collecting them anyway. so true, there is an aspect of comic collecting that is about never letting go. literally and figuratively. aftera an long drawn out subplot, this secret invasion storyline finally gets it chance to shine and it's all just a prologue to the next event they're supposedly really excited about? reall...

you had me at bollocks.

i agree with most of those, but would like to add "the kid who collects spider-man" by roger stern. it's wasn't even half an issue, but i remember crying like a baby.   http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Kid_Who_Collects_Spider-Man

thanks for sharing josh. how exciting. have you looked into self publishing this on lulu.com or somewhere similar? decent quality for the right price, on a per-demand basis.

my LCS in Vancouver usually gets his shipment delayed on US holidays too. something about US trucks not rolling?

i don't think "love actually" would belong in the real man's holiday movie guide. sorry guys.

you know i never really liked lefield's art when he was popular. i mean i didn't hate it, he was no jim lee. but now i look at it and i can appreciate his art choices. personally it doesn't look amateuris to me, but just stylized.   i appreciate this review and i might just pick this re-written story in glorious hardcover.   love the hardcovers.