Yeah, mine will have been from around 1990-1992 or so.. no idea of they are worth anything! I've got some (8-10) Judge Dredd graphic novels. They're mint condition still. Probably not worth much like!
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"...with the razzle in my pocket as the second prize" - Ian Drury
Shevin Keedy
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I can recommend Scott McCloud's Understanding Comics. There is a lot more to the media of comics than splash pages and panel transitions. Well worth a look if you want to delve more deeply into what is now considered an art form.
Gwladysstreetlad
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Fables by Bill Willngham was amazing. I'd recommend that to anyone, along with all the spinoff titles that went along with it.
Also all the Punisher Max titles are brilliant reads, especially the run written by Garth Ennis.
Also all the Punisher Max titles are brilliant reads, especially the run written by Garth Ennis.
Had a couple recs for Fables, will check it out
McBain
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Black Science
East of West
Transmetropolitan
Watchmen
V For Vendetta
Low
The Authority / Stormwatch
Fables
League of Extraordinary Gentleman
The Sandman
Swamp Thing
Superman : Red Son
Batman : Long Halloween
Batman : Hush
Batman : Year One
Batman : Dark Knight
Saga
The Ballad of Halo Jones
Preacher
Animal Man
Doom Patrol
Tom Strong
Tokyo Ghost
The Invisibles
The Boys
Marvels
No Hero
Top Ten
Camelot 3000
Green Arrow : Year One
Superman : For All Seasons
Black Summer
Chase
Ex Machina
Promethea
Crossed
Marvel 1602
All Star Superman
Batman : Haunted Knight
Gideon Falls : The Black Barn
Kingdom Come
Time Masters
Kid Eternity
Xmen : Days of Future Past
Superior
Fashion Beast
Punk Rock Jesus
Arkham Asylum
Batman : Dark Victory
XO Man-o-War
Resurrection Man
MPH
Starlight
Huck
Ocean
Batman : Incorporated
Batman and Son
Chrononauts
Planetary
Supreme
Happy
Terra Obscura : Smash of Two Worlds
Zenith
Enigma
Justice
Superman : Last Son of Krypton
Daredevil : Born Again
Got a load of Judge Dredd ‘graphic novels’, basically several previously published episodes from 2000AD put together in whole story lines. Some of the concepts they had back then were great and are very much visible in more contemporary films etc. Judge Dredd - The Complete Case Files iirc.
McBain
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As a kid the Dredd art used to scare me - something about the gritty realism of the colour and the blood splatters, feel like it's a technique only ever used for Dredd for some reason.
wandyr79
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Was coming in here to say that, although I have not read his comics, only his novels, my Fiancée is a huge fan of everything he does. Never even heard of him before I met here and it is one of those times when I think, why, he is superb.
She has the full set of Sandman which I may get round to some day but to be honest I don't take to reading comics that well. Find it hard to jump around the boxes, etc.
Gwladysstreetlad
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If anyone is interested in Vikings or warrior stuff in general then I highly recommend The Northlanders by Brian Wood. It only ran 50 issues and I'm pretty sure that the entire run is still available in the form three trade paper backs. Its quality. The writing, the art, everything.
PKwalnuts
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As a kid the Dredd art used to scare me - something about the gritty realism of the colour and the blood splatters, feel like it's a technique only ever used for Dredd for some reason.
As a total novice knowing nothing about Graphic Novels and comics generally, a picture like this helps to understand slightly.
What are GOT comic and Graphic Art most standout, memorable scenes etc and why?
Would really love to understand the facisnation
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Really appreciate that
Ill definitely be coming back to all these recs. As said above though the frustrating part is how to get them. Happy to pay for a decent app to use on iPad like but i cant see that the services are as of yet up to the point of having massive back catalogues available. Signed up for trial with Scribd but the offering is very limited
Its why i keep forgetting about it after a while, as realistically i wont be going out buying lots of physical media
Black Science
East of West
Transmetropolitan
Watchmen
V For Vendetta
Low
The Authority / Stormwatch
Fables
League of Extraordinary Gentleman
The Sandman
Swamp Thing
Superman : Red Son
Batman : Long Halloween
Batman : Hush
Batman : Year One
Batman : Dark Knight
Saga
The Ballad of Halo Jones
Preacher
Animal Man
Doom Patrol
Tom Strong
Tokyo Ghost
The Invisibles
The Boys
Marvels
No Hero
Top Ten
Camelot 3000
Green Arrow : Year One
Superman : For All Seasons
Black Summer
Chase
Ex Machina
Promethea
Crossed
Marvel 1602
All Star Superman
Batman : Haunted Knight
Gideon Falls : The Black Barn
Kingdom Come
Time Masters
Kid Eternity
Xmen : Days of Future Past
Superior
Fashion Beast
Punk Rock Jesus
Arkham Asylum
Batman : Dark Victory
XO Man-o-War
Resurrection Man
MPH
Starlight
Huck
Ocean
Batman : Incorporated
Batman and Son
Chrononauts
Planetary
Supreme
Happy
Terra Obscura : Smash of Two Worlds
Zenith
Enigma
Justice
Superman : Last Son of Krypton
Daredevil : Born Again
Really appreciate that
Ill definitely be coming back to all these recs. As said above though the frustrating part is how to get them. Happy to pay for a decent app to use on iPad like but i cant see that the services are as of yet up to the point of having massive back catalogues available. Signed up for trial with Scribd but the offering is very limited
Its why i keep forgetting about it after a while, as realistically i wont be going out buying lots of physical media
McBain
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I love having the books, even the act of heading out to the comic store to have a look. Theres a massive Japanese bookstore in the city here that has loads of titles too.
Keep an eye out for Gaiman, Alan Moore, Warren Ellis, Grant Morrison, Rick Remender, Garth Ennis, Brian K Vaughn.. a bunch more, you’ll find out which authors really speak to you as you get deeper in.
Gwladysstreetlad
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Big thanks to @bicycleheader for starting this thread. I haven't really properly thought about Fables and my other favourite comic runs for a few years now but thanks to this thread I went back and had a look at my old trade paperback collections and it reminded me just how good they really where. Then I went and googled the author to see what he's up to these days and found out that he's starting Fables up again (possibly for a limited run but maybe longer) right where he left off with #151, and its out sometime this mouth! Apparently he wrote some kind of Fables/Batman crossover six issue mini-series a while back and that's already available on trade. I've not read anything current, comic wise for a pretty long time now but I'll definitely be checking that out.
In my teenage years I collected 2000AD for years, had hundreds of them. Rouge Trooper was my favourite character.
It tied in with some of my favourite bands at the time with artwork etc - Mega City Four, Senseless Things and so on.
It tied in with some of my favourite bands at the time with artwork etc - Mega City Four, Senseless Things and so on.
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