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what are you reading wednesday?
Sep. 25th, 2019 05:24 pmWhat have you finished reading?
Tank Girl Action Alley by Alan Martin (Author), Brett Parson (Illustrator) - Well, they get the big tank thing back, and they get captured and idk it all ends well as always. Just the same ususal madcap mayhem and bizarro stuff.
Extremity Volume 1: Artist by Daniel Warren Johnson (Author, Artist), Mike Spicer (Artist) - This was really good. A family is at war with a tribe that killed their mother. The daughter was an artist but the warring tribe cut off her drawing hand and then she trained to be a killer. Theyre on a crazy revenge tour. The brother is starting to lose heart with all the killing. The father disowns brother. The sister saves the brother after being disowned. Father gets real mad about it. it really broke my heart. This series is a keeper.
Rumble, Vol. 1: What Color of Darkness? by John Arcudi (Author), James Harren (Illustrator), Dave Stewart (Contributor), Chris Eliopoulos (Contributor) - I bought this one in OKC on a whim. its a comedy/horror comic, with some very cool looking monsters. It seemed pretty funny skimming through it, but its so-so. I don't know that I'd continue this one.
The Black Monday Murders Volume 1 by Jonathan Hickman (Author), Tomm Coker (Artist) - Fuck capitalism, amirite? This one is about high profile 1% bankers, and how they use human sacrifice LITERALLY as opposed to just figuratively. This is written by the same person as East of West and its pretty good. I'll be continuing this if only for the "fuck banks" aspect of it all.
What are you currently reading?
Black Science, Vol. 2: Welcome, Nowhere by Rick Remender (Author), Dean White (Illustrator), Matteo Scalera (Illustrator) - A group of space anarchists have this Pillar thing, and it keeps teleporting them all over space. Remember Remender? So broody! The first trade was hella brooding. This has been still broody, but a little more action based.
Tank Girl Action Alley by Alan Martin (Author), Brett Parson (Illustrator) - Well, they get the big tank thing back, and they get captured and idk it all ends well as always. Just the same ususal madcap mayhem and bizarro stuff.
Extremity Volume 1: Artist by Daniel Warren Johnson (Author, Artist), Mike Spicer (Artist) - This was really good. A family is at war with a tribe that killed their mother. The daughter was an artist but the warring tribe cut off her drawing hand and then she trained to be a killer. Theyre on a crazy revenge tour. The brother is starting to lose heart with all the killing. The father disowns brother. The sister saves the brother after being disowned. Father gets real mad about it. it really broke my heart. This series is a keeper.
Rumble, Vol. 1: What Color of Darkness? by John Arcudi (Author), James Harren (Illustrator), Dave Stewart (Contributor), Chris Eliopoulos (Contributor) - I bought this one in OKC on a whim. its a comedy/horror comic, with some very cool looking monsters. It seemed pretty funny skimming through it, but its so-so. I don't know that I'd continue this one.
The Black Monday Murders Volume 1 by Jonathan Hickman (Author), Tomm Coker (Artist) - Fuck capitalism, amirite? This one is about high profile 1% bankers, and how they use human sacrifice LITERALLY as opposed to just figuratively. This is written by the same person as East of West and its pretty good. I'll be continuing this if only for the "fuck banks" aspect of it all.
What are you currently reading?
Black Science, Vol. 2: Welcome, Nowhere by Rick Remender (Author), Dean White (Illustrator), Matteo Scalera (Illustrator) - A group of space anarchists have this Pillar thing, and it keeps teleporting them all over space. Remember Remender? So broody! The first trade was hella brooding. This has been still broody, but a little more action based.
