The Black Hand is officialy in my book the most disgusting villian I have ever seen. THE DUDE LICKS CORPSE'S
CIDMAN911 you must have a huge comic collection
Not like I used to. Usually every 2 or 3 years I give away my excess stuff or sell it. I've had whole collections of stuff I sell to guys atmy comic shop. I don't have alot of room like that to store everything. I wish I did though. I'd say I got about a 1,000 comics. That's not badconsidering I been buying on my own since I was 7 years old.
You think he's gross...Check out Chew from Image Comics. So far 2 issues in...
He's a detective who eats dead corpses and stuff to get information about what happened and the government just figured out his secret.
Not like I used to. Usually every 2 or 3 years I give away my excess stuff or sell it. I've had whole collections of stuff I sell to guys at my comic shop. I don't have alot of room like that to store everything. I wish I did though. I'd say I got about a 1,000 comics. That's not bad considering I been buying on my own since I was 7 years old.
so the first issue of Blackest Night lived up to the hype?
will probably go purchase it tomorrow.
CID do you buy all these comics?
It did live up...I read it twice so far.
And yes. I buy all my comic books.
The people that put all that work into them are amazing...Literally, my heroes. I mean THEY ARE the ones with the brains of what guys like Batman say, think,and look like. Its these people like you and me that shaped and molded these superheroes to the modern day equivalent of mythological-like gods of today. In myopinion, no other form of current entertainment can touch what these guys do...Not tv, not movies, or cartoons. (I mean, all everybody does is bite comicsnowadays...GI Joe accelerator suit? = IronMan armor rip off ). People can hate on comics for employing stuff like a dead hero coming back to life or being waytoo over the top...but comics are the reason why that kind of stuff got famous in the first place. For all that crazy over the top $#*% (Look at how wrestlersof the 70' & 80's used to talk...clearly borrowed from the dialogue of eccentric comic book villians like Dr. Doom) You gotta give it up tothem...not alot of people do.
I hope to be a future artist/writer one day.
Originally Posted by VIXIV
Agree except for Cap, since I didn't get it
It did live up...I read it twice so far.
From SplashPage:
[h2]EXCLUSIVE: It's Spidey Vs. Deadpool In Joe Kelly's 'Amazing Spider-Man' One-Shot![/h2]Given all the buzz surrounding mouthy mercenary Deadpool these days, it was only a matter of time before the character crossed paths with one of the most famous members of Marvel's masked chatterboxes, your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man -- and that's exactly what's going to happen this November in the pages of "Amazing Spider-Man" #611.
Not only will the issue pair two of the publisher's most banter-friendly characters, but -- you might want to make sure you're sitting down for this one, Deadpool faithful -- the match-up will be scripted by fan-favorite "Deadpool" writer Joe Kelly. Responsible for Deadpool's celebrated, surreal run in the late-1990s, Kelly will script the one-shot issue that pits the mouthy, movie-friendly heroes against one another in what he described as "a big, baroque comic book story that devolves into a 'yo mama' fight."
Kelly is joined by cover artist Skottie Young and interior artist Eric Canete on the tale, and offered Splash Page readers the first peek at the issue's hilarious cover, as well as some thoughts on how the brawl -- and the battle of wits -- will pan out.
"We're just trying to keep the Deadpool machine going," said Kelly of the character's Spider-Man cameo. "But in the end, it's all about who's the bigger wise-#%! in the Marvel Universe."
Kelly told MTV News that a mysterious third party is responsible for bringing the two together in the issue, with the hope that "throwing a canned tornado" at the wall-crawler will keep him busy while more nefarious machinations unfold behind the scenes. And according to Kelly, the meeting of the two characters is less a "team-up" and more a clash of two characters whose similarities are actually their most divisive traits.
"Their jokes styles are so different," explained Kelly. "Deadpool is so absurd and mean at the drop of a hat, but Spidey is so light. ... [Spider-Man] tries to take the high road, but when you spend enough time around Deadpool, you can't help coming down to his level."
As for whether he could ever see the two characters' movie counterparts mixing it up on screen, Kelly said he doubts the capacity for theaters -- and audiences -- to handle the two characters appearing in the same place at the same time. (And given that "Deadpool" is being developed by Fox and the "Spider-Man" franchise is a Sony property, there's probably not much to worry about in that respect.)
"It would be the mother of all buddy movies," he said of a potential Deadpool/Spider-Man meeting on the big screen. "I don't know if the screen is big enough for Deadpool's ego and Spider-Man's size."
Nevertheless, he promised that readers will all get the crossover chaos they can handle in "Amazing Spider-Man" #611.
"With Deadpool, I get to make the plot as wild as possible," said Kelly, "because, well... it's Deadpool."
"Amazing Spider-Man" #611 hits shelves in November featuring a story by Joe Kelly, cover art by Skottie Young and interior art by Eric Canete. Check out an exclusive preview of the cover to the issue below:
