Guijllons
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Maximum Carnage is better than the Watchmen? Well, I think I'll have to read it, in all its gory fanboy entirety.
iceman said:you can take those quote marks off, soldier. i saw it myself, it looks gorgeous.
UltimateE said:Where did you see it?
iceman said:comics shop. the guys are casual, i also head in towards closing and we talk about comics and music and such, as i basically read everything in the store (bwahahaha!). they showed me it. it really is kickass, and if i wasnt a college student, i'd buy it.
Yes, including free Lego minifigs:Guijllons said:I forgot that was coming out. What are the extras? I heard that there was a fair bit of stuff.
I've been rereading Watchmen during the last week to get my mind off some of the ****ty comics that are coming out currently.
Why aren't more comics done like this? I want a graphic novel - with a beginning, middle, and end. I want it to be entertaining. I want it to be fun. I want it to have a symbolic message wrapped around good writing and good art.
I want a good story.
Watchmen is amazing. I'm just now reading it for the first time, I think I'm at issue 8. This is really, really good.
5/5, and I'm not even done with it!
I've never fully re-read Watchmen. I just get the sudden compulsion every once and a while to pick it up and re-read a scene or an issue.I read Watchmen a few months ago and I can't forget it. I'll be thinking about something else and then I'll remember a phrase or a scene or an image. With a lot of books and movies and comics, things start to lose their impact if you think about them a lot. Some things never lose their emotional impact--the episode of Buffy with Joyce's death, for example. Another example would be Dr. Manhattan flashing back to his girlfriend handing him a mug of beer, or Rorschach talking to the psychologist, or the scenes of destruction in NY followed by Ozymandius' triumph.
Watchmen is ****ing awesome and it will never leave my brain, ever, even though I was initially underwhelmed when I read it.
Ior the scenes of destruction in NY followed by Ozymandius' triumph.
I just want to add that; "Dan, I'm not a Republic serial villain." goes in my book with Ultramans's "I do what I have done all my life. I fight to the very end!" as one of the best and most memorable lines in comic history.
I had to pick my jaw up off the floor after "I did it twenty minutes ago."Still shocks me,many,many,rereads later.