@BS_Borb@Commonalt Runs in order:
2014 (Warren Ellis)
2016 (Jeff Lemire)
2021-present (Jed Mackay)
Art's fantastic in all of them, especially Smallwood's (2016) and Alessandro Cappuccio's (2021-2024). Current Moon Knight is drawn by Pramanik, every issue is more impressive than the last.
@Lord_SShadow@bad_schooler@BIBlBIB A bit of a warning about Fantomex; he's from the Grant Morrison/Frank Quitely era of X-Men. With every writer since he's been a different character, this run is (imo) the best he's ever been.
I can see the screen of the guy ahead of me on the train. Idk why I thought the LGBTQ+ algorithm would be any different. It's just dick, OF promotion and AI ads (gay edition)
@Darren_Mooney Both versions Aaron wrote have their place imo, but personally I like Maria saying it. To me, Frank's was playing pretend at being a family man. He knows that's what a good man is, but his capacity for violence is his calling. Their deaths set him free from the expectation.
@Shirofoxx@Darren_Mooney Aaron's first run had Frank say it. His second, most recent run changed it so Maria's final words to him were "I want a divorce"
@MehtlyBen11@J_Onaka The rules of Krakoa, all Mutants are welcome to the island regardless of their history. Sinister's even a member of their government lol
My disappointment is immeasurable. You have characters specifically built for horror who've languished in more or less obscurity unless it's mini's, yet you use the hits AGAIN for a HORROR LINE?!?! Where's the creativity?
The light had its turn.
Marvel Comics introduces Midnight, a bold new publishing line from a superstar lineup of creators, kicking off in August with ‘Midnight X-Men’ by Jonathan Hickman and Matteo Della Fonte, followed by ‘Midnight Fantastic Four’ by Benjamin Percy and Kev Walker and ‘Midnight Spider-Man’ by Phillip Kennedy Johnson and Scie Tronc.
Marvel’s most definitive modern creators are given free rein to reimagine heroes with shocking twists and chilling transformations in boundary-less storytelling that will keep readers on edge issue after issue.
The X-Men no longer fight for acceptance, they hunger for blood. The Fantastic Four venture into the unknown not to save the world—but to unleash terror upon it. And Spider-Man discovers that with great power… comes something monstrous.
@MyGirlLexAPro This has gotta be bait cause there's no way anyone who's read a Deniz Camp book could possibly be THIS right wing. Like, all his books are explicit regarding his political stance.
@Sorazure15 While Ewing's known more broadly for his worldbuilding, his character work and portrayal of relationships is by far (imo) the best aspect of his writing. Nothing's black and white, there's nuance to everything.
@TripleAAAkers7 Read this run a few months ago. Honestly it's transcendant. My intro to Daredevil was Zdarsky/Chechetto's run, which I loved, but reading this really put into perspective how great Daredevil's creative teams have been. Nothing but bangers
@girldrawsghosts That’s where you've always been wrong about me, Lex. I’m as human as anyone. I thirst! I hubba hubba! I wake up every morning and despite not knowing what to do, I lovingly craft my visions and I try my best to be an auteur pervert. I awooga all the time, but that is being human!
@TickMilkFiend@PaulTassi Honestly, that might be it. Overwhelm the production of UESC security enough to allow us to slip through and establish an infil on the Marathon.