Zasham

January 7, 2010 6:12 pm

Awsome list Josh. Really glad you included The Authority. No comic book influenced superhero stories more in the past decade than The Authority. Also love the inclusion of WE3. That has to be one of my favorite stories.

I've always wanted to read Joe Casey's Wildcats but I just never got around to it. Has most of his run been collected and is it still in print by any chance?

April 17, 2009 2:21 pm I will recomend The Sword by the Luna Brothers. I tried this after a friend recomended it to me and I was hooked. The Luna Brothers art is fantastic and the writing is just as good. They're very good at writing dialogue as well as action and the book does a great balance of both. The female protagonist is very relatable and likeable. There were a couple of OH @#$%! moments in  both volumes that really stood out for me. There are two volumes at right now and I think you guys should give it a shot.

April 16, 2009 10:28 am I've been saying it constantly to my friends that read Green Lantern that they should be reading Green Lantern Corps. It's a great book that compliments the main title well and I do think that there is a lot of story to be missed by no reading it.

April 14, 2009 2:06 pm

I've been loving this book for a while now. This and Green Lantern I think are the best superhero books DC is producing right now. I honestly think that if you're excited about the upcoming Blackest Night and you're not reading this book you're missing out on a lot of important story.

April 14, 2009 1:59 pm

I've never been a huge Trek fan. I liked the Nest Generation and the movies but that was about it. But I do believe the upcoming movie is going to be the Summer movie to beat. It looks absolutely amazing and the more I see of it the better it looks.

 By the way, Pushing Daisies was one of my favorite shows and that's how it gets treated. I mean Saturday Night! They might as well kick Bryan Fuller in junk over and over again , it'll probably be less painful.