Comics/Graphic Novels

**Beanz** · 05-09-2012 08:08 PM

Lyle when it comes to starting threads and forum posts you are a megalomaniac. Who starts a post in a subject they are not interested in?

Sandman,2000 A.D that is all.

El Kabong · 05-09-2012 08:26 PM

Originally Posted by Greenbeanz

Lyle when it comes to starting threads and forum posts you are a megalomaniac. Who starts a post in a subject they are not interested in?

Sandman,2000 A.D that is all.

I never said I wasn't interested I merely never had the opportunity to really dive into comics and enjoy them. My friends never really got into them either, so it was always something I was curious about, I just never got an opportunity to scratch that itch.

**Andre** · 05-10-2012 11:06 PM

When I was a kid I had soccer ones from England cant remember the name of them though being about 35 years ago.

I used to buy Tracks for Captain goodvibes, that is all.

**Andre** · 05-10-2012 11:10 PM

HAha shit hot.

El Kabong · 05-11-2012 03:09 PM

Andre that's insane boardering on Canadian....the drawings hurt my eyes and the text hurts my brain.

**Master** · 05-12-2012 01:02 PM

I have collected Marvel comics since I was 13 and still have all my collection. Spicoli, sorry to hear about your loss. I have some really old Marvel comics and some collector item editions.

Big Hulk fan but love them all from Iron Man, Thor, Fantastic Four and Spiderman.

I am now into Ultimates, which is Marvel characters for adults. They are more violent, real and more sex in them. Love it.

**Beanz** · 07-09-2019 12:52 PM

It is an interesting medium. Since Art Spiegelman's MAUS there seems to be a real acceptance of them as valid works of literature. You can't really ignore them anymore because since Sin City and Watchmen it is not just comics being adapted for the screen. V for Vendetta and The Walking Dead are very highly regarded.