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Hey man you should check out some of the comics clock and I mentioned. The only one that has a superhero in it is Ex Machina, and that's only because the mayor was a former superhero.Quote:
Originally Posted by Regantor
Y the Last Man is something I recommend everyone read, whether they like comics or not. It's amazing to think that without men, women would be fine. Except for the whole breeding issue.
To answer the title question, I wish I could say yes, but no I don't. There's nothing but manga here.
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Originally Posted by Ceta
Wow, Ceta. That's... that's kinda sad. But I'm surprised you don't check out online web comics. Not interested in any?
Yeah I remember you saying that in my old superman thread. ): Ah well you get good stuff too. Like akira in the original right to left.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ceta
I never could get into Superman, myself. I just don't like him. Don't like his clothes, his stupid curl of hair in front, how nice he is, how "invincible" he is, but not, it's like, come on...why is stuff still being written about!? Sorry if anyone likes him...I just don't. I also don't like reporters...at least in comics. And West Wing
Some non-serial comics I used to read (like from the newspapers, but actual book omnibus...es...?)
Life in Hell (Matt Groaning)
The Farside (forgot his name...)
They're kinda funny.
Talking about non serial comics in newspapers, how could anyone not mention Calvin & Hobbes??!!
Absolutely awesome!
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Calvin & Hobbes was definitely one of the comic strips I used to read regularly. Other include Family Circle, Garfield, Luanne, Peanuts and a few others.