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  1. 10-08-2012, 15:04 #21
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    sgt rock
    fightin army/marines
    batman (dark knight , killing joke ,and pretty much the stuff after death in the family )
    the watchmen
    akira (yes it was a comic before the movie )
    oh the list goes on seeing as im a big fan of comic books and graphic novels
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    GI Joe and X men for me...
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    I wasn't huge into comics, but in my youth there was one that I was all about- SPAWN. It was probably a little darker for someone who was 15, but hey, I enjoyed it- maybe that's the reason why I thought the movie sucked major ass...

    Currently though, I really love Terminal Lance.
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    Never was into the superhero comics much, but I do believe it was Sgt. Rock that I had a big stack of, plus quite a few others, mostly Army type stuff. Wish I still had 'em.
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    I've never been into superheros either but I am caught on The Walking Dead. It's also the only comic that I've read before.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ronin13 View Post
    I wasn't huge into comics, but in my youth there was one that I was all about- SPAWN. It was probably a little darker for someone who was 15, but hey, I enjoyed it- maybe that's the reason why I thought the movie sucked major ass...

    Currently though, I really love Terminal Lance.
    That a book about genital piercing?


    I agree YAWN was a waste of 2 hrs, of anyones life.
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    I'm not afraid to admit this... my mom didn't allow comics. I guess she was afraid it would turn her kids into gun-toting, freedom-loving, patriots.

    Having said that....
    Anything Batman.
    When I was a little older- and able to appreciate a bit more- anything by Frank Miller (he of 300 fame). Oh, he also did a Batman bit as well....
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    I got into Spawn bigtime... Still have the first 20, and got McFarlane to sign 3 of them...

    All time favorite has to be The Sandman by Neil Gaiman.

    Punisher was usually just mediocre IMHO, but with Garth Ennis writing, the Max series is among my all time favorites... brutal.

    Also loved LOBO, Transmetropolitan, anything written by Frank Miller (Batman, 300, Sin City).
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    Ok, I mentioned I have a pretty good collection. Here is some original art that I have aquired over the years. This is from The Ultimates:



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