ScorpionMasada

ScorpionMasada

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Bio: My Top 30 Comics Of All Time 1. From Hell: Alan Moore 2. Transmetropolitan: Warren Ellis 3. Palomar: Gilbert Hernandez 4. Maus: Art Spielgelman 5. Lucifer: Mike Carey 6. The Walking Dead: Robert Kirkman 7. Watchmen: Alan Moore 8. Swamp Thing: Alan Moore 9. 300 Frank Miller 10. V For Vendetta: Alan Moore 11. Jonah Hex: Justin Gray & Jimmy Palmiotti 12. Criminal: Ed Brubaker 13. Fell: Warren Ellis 14. Preacher: Garth Ennis 15. Scalped: Jason Aaron 16. Promethea: Alan Moore 17. Sin City: Frank Miller 18. Sleeper: Ed Brubaker 19. DMZ: Brian Wood 20. Ex Machina: Brian K. Vaughan 21. Gotham Central: Greg Ruka/Ed Brubaker 22. Y The Last Man: Brian K. Vaughan 23. Planetary: Warren Ellis 24. New Avengers: Brian Michael Bendis 25. Invincible: Robert Kirkman 26. Midnight Nation: J. Michael Straczynski 27. Global Frequency: Warren Ellis 28. Ultimate Spider-Man: Brian Michael Bendis 29. Green Lantern: Geoff Johns 30. Captain America: Ed Brubaker


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Batwing_Full_6

Winick continues to revamp the idea of Batman in one of the more bold comics of the New 52. The…

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How could a civilized and modern nation resort to mass genocide? It is one of the essential questions of Holocaust…

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In what seemed like a somewhat silly premise for a Wolverine story, Jason Aaron has merged the Wolverine mythos with…

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BLACK PANTHER: THE MOST DANGEROUS MAN ALIVE! #529
February 8, 2012 7:04 pm Damn . . . I hope not. I think your claim would have more weight if it was the same creative team on both books.
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AVENGERS ASSEMBLE! with Brian Michael Bendis & Mark Bagley
February 8, 2012 6:36 pm I will probably wait for oversized hardcover of the whole Bendis run on this. Still will pick up first issue cuz I love how Bendis puts teams together.
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VENOM #13.1
February 8, 2012 6:28 pm Good to hear.
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SECRET AVENGERS #22
February 7, 2012 7:25 pm I really liked the last .1 issue with the same writer. It was a single issue story that will give you an idea what is ahead and it might be a better sampling. I think this issue is the beginning of an arc.
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VENOM #13.1
February 7, 2012 7:22 pm Is Rob Williams the guy who was writing the Ghost Rider book before it ended? If so, then this crossover creative team change is starting to make sense.
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PUNISHER MAX #22
February 6, 2012 11:06 pm Where the onmibus at?
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SEVERED #7 (OF 7)
February 6, 2012 11:04 pm Where the hardcover at??
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VENOM #13.1
February 6, 2012 6:12 pm Not down with creators I know nothing about. But the first issue of this story makes me want to give the whole thing a chance. I hope Remender plotted this thing tightly so it can't go too wrong in the hands of other writers.
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TEASER: The Walking Dead – “Something To Fear”
February 4, 2012 1:29 pm Your silly cynicism makes you think wrong. This will not be A Walking Dead miniseries.
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What’s Wrong With You? I Have No Problem with BEFORE WATCHMEN
February 3, 2012 9:36 pm Love the article but it is absolutely based off a logical fallacy like the user said above. It so happens that the fallacy is embedded in real world business practices though, so it is easy to lose sight of that, especially when we place business integrity in the context of capitalism. As for a logical reason against doing so that does not rely on the emotional appeal, I saw the kernal of that in a response above as well. The ethos of a company can have long term impact on the success or failure of a company. Disregarding or harming a company's ethos can lead to profit losses. The answer to why should we not do something could be because it will hurt us in the long run for a short term gain. That should pause any company that wants to survive.
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