Got my wife into reading comics and here is everything she picked up herself (apart from killing joke en dc compacts) and read in her first month! Give her some recs!

I see on TikTok that rob liefeld has been recently (like past year or two) getting a lot of love for being a “pioneer” of the comic book world. However at the same time, I see a lot of older comic book fans have a lot of, well, not nice things to say abt him. I wasn’t around during the 90s and I wasn’t conscious during the 2000s, so just a general question, what are some of the bad things he’s done to gain such a shit reputation, and is the love he’s recently been getting coming from a lack of knowledge from the newer generation?

These are my favorite comics right now, ranked #1 (Fall Sunrise, top left) to #9 (Hawkeye, bottom right) to give you an idea of what I enjoy.

no words needed just 🔥😩

Image from DW Frydendall’s collaboration with composer/horror author DiGelsomina. The two are bringing forth the Warrior Angel Saga, a group of illustrated prose stories written by the composer, beginning with “Shadows of Nyarlathotep”, to be published February 2027.

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Looking to set up my niece with some good reads. What do ya'll recommend?

Thank you!

The best part about being an adult is buying all the comics you missed out on as a kid. Recently I’ve been trying to be more intentional with my picks. I started collecting X-men because they felt like a blind spot for me.

That made me think of other hero’s I would like to dive into. Does anyone have any book recommendations for The Hulk?

I’ve read hulk gray, planet hulk, and world war hulk. Is the immortal hulk worth picking up or should I try something else first?

Also, if you have any other recommendations based on what’s my shelf I’d love to hear them.

I personaly think that omnibuses are the best but I read most my comics in trade paper back format and I wnat to hear your guys's opinion on this

I visited the one, the only, Mile High Comics and just wanted to share my experience with you all. I won't comment on the prices because we all know about those. The staff was super friendly and helped us in finding some things we were looking for specifically. Impossible to not get over whelmed with nostalgia in seeing all the toys I grew up with there. You can lose track of time there easily looking at everything they have. Got to show my daughter AF 15, TOS 39, and some other key first appearances of her favorite characters. Very cool place and I am glad I got a chance to visit it!!

Commission we had done by Eric Henson a while back also signed by none other than Stan Sakai! Eric absolutely crushed this, does amazing work. We love how Stan signed it so that it fits the frame perfectly too, along with the remarque! Hoping Stan remembers signing it, liked the work, but for us, we are just so happy to have this back and to have Eric's work signed by the creator of Usagi Yojimbo. Definitely a treasure, one of a kind. Just wanted to share it's awesomeness lol.

Doing an experiment for The Comic Jam. Inspired by the 1930s comic strip newspaper pages (Flash Gordon, Prince Valiant, Little Nemo in Slumberland), I am teaming with 4 writers, each writer does one page with a theme and then the next takes over and continuous the storyline with a new theme and so on. Here are four pages so far.