What Comic or Book did you finish reading today?

[KcMsterpce]

BATMAN: HUSH in one sitting.

I hadn't read it in almost ten years and forgot why I was turned off near the end. Then I realized over the last three issues my issues with it. Excellent story, amazing art, but those red herrings after red herrings after - you get it - was terrible, and the whole plot is convoluted with nearly indiscernable twists and outrageous stupidity.

The ride up to that point is great, though.

[sarah1980]

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[KcMsterpce]

INCOGNITO - 7/10

Pretty good. Not GREAT, but I liked it.

BATMAN: COURT OF OWLS Vol. 1 - 8.5/10

Excellent shit. I'm pissed I have to wait until March for the next volume to get released. Also, the art got beautiful near the end in the labyrinth. With that fight, it was visceral and gritty. Outstanding.

CRIMINAL: Volume 1 - 7/10
I liked this a little more than INCOGNITO. I just started the first few pages of volume 2. Not sure when I'll be done, but I'm looking forward to it.

[sarah1980]

what i've finished read the last two days

[MidnightAngel]

Ted Bell is a hybrid of Ian Fleming and Clive Cussler.

[sarah1980]

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what i've finished reading in the past week

[sarah1980]

what i've finished in the past week

[sarah1980]

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finished this today

[Frosty_86]

9/10

[Cronos]

Ragemoor - 7/10

[MidnightAngel]

[JoeChar4321]

"Avengers Arena is an ongoing comic book series published by Marvel Comics that is scheduled to debut in December 2012, as part of the Marvel NOW! imprint. The series will see 16 young heroes from the Marvel Universe and pit them against each other in a kill-or-be-killed, reality-show-like scenario on Murderworld run by Arcade"

Yes, it clearly is trying for the Hunger Games crowd but, damn, they are pulling it off. They actually gave old X-Men foe Arcade some balls as well.



I have to say that I'm enjoying this series so far. It truly packs a punch and appears to be done not for the sake of sensationalism. Adding true depth, emotion and serious consequences to any book is sorely needed at this juncture for Marvel. Revolving door deaths deflate any depth or impact and I'm sick of it. Whatever happens, I hope everyone STAYS dead even though I do like quite a few of these characters. It's time to put the teeth back in the stories and have true impact to certain resolutions. As an older fan, I'm truly pulling for Darkhawk and would be upset if he loses. Still, it's good to fear for the loss of a character instead of yawning and saying "he'll be back within 24 issues."

[sarah1980]

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finished in the last few days

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finished these in the last few days

[MidnightAngel]

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[sarah1980]

the ones i finished in the last week













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[sarah1980]

the ones i've finished since last week





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[MidnightAngel]

[sarah1980]

what i've finished since last monday (part 1)

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[sarah1980]

finished this too

[Frosty_86]

9/10

[sarah1980]

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^^^ HATED THIS

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[Frosty_86]

8/10

[ebrown]

Wind up bird chronicle. 9/10

[Exophrine]

BATMAN-JUDGE DREDD: Die Laughing
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[sarah1980]

what i've finished lately

The Notebook - Nicholas Sparks
The Waste Lands - Stephen King
Doctor Who: World Game - Terrance Dicks
Doctor Who: The Last Dodo - Jacqueline Rayner
The Girl Who Kicked The Hornet's Nest - Stieg Larsson
Harry Potter And The Goblet Of Fire - J.K. Rowling
The Last Olympian - Rick Riordan
Doctor Who: Short Trips and Side Steps (multiple authors)
Heat Wave - Richard Castle
Children Of Dune - Frank Herbert
Serenity: Those Left Behind - Joss Whedon
Serenity: Better Days - Joss Whedon
Wizard And Glass - Stephen King
Doctor Who: Forever Autumn - Mark Morris
Doctor Who: The Eight Doctors - Terrance Dicks
Doctor Who: Wooden Hear - Martin Day
Doctor Who The Missing Adventures: Dancing the Code - Paul Leonard
Naked Heat - Richard Castle
Doctor Who: The Gallifrey Chronicles - Lance Parkin
Doctor Who: Sick Building - Paul Magrs
Doctor Who: Wishing Well - Trevor Baxendale

[Roy Batty]

[Frosty_86]

This book probably could have benefited from a shorter length, it does kind of get bogged down with too many characters and a slow middle. It was still an entertaining read. I really do not know if I'll continue with the rest of the series.

7/10

[Lazy Boy]

Mulligan Stew - 8/10

My eyes glazed over during the 30 page "play" portion. Otherwise, my first taste of Sorrentino was a positive one.

[sarah1980]

Trainspotting - Irvine Welsh (first time read)
Doctor Who: The Pirate Loop - Simon Guerrier
Doctor Who: Peacemaker - James Swallow
God Emperor Of Dune - Frank Herbert
Doctor Who: Martha in the Mirror - Justin Richards
Heat Rises - Richard Castle (first time read)
Wolves of the Calla - Stephen King
Doctor Who: Snowglobe 7 - Mike Tucker
Harry Potter And The Order Of The Phoenix - J.R. Rowling
Heretics of Dune - Frank Herbert
Doctor Who: The Many Hands - Dale Smith
Doctor Who: Ghosts of India - Mark Morris
No One Here Gets Out Alive - Jerry Hopkins,Danny Sugerman
Doctor Who: The Doctor Trap - Simon Messingham
Frozen Heat - Richard Castle (first time read)
Song of Susannah - Stephen King
Doctor Who: Shining Darkness - Mark Michalowski

[SL Dubbs]

[sarah1980]

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