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Chiclo wrote:<snip>

There is something special about 80s indy comics. My favourites are Grendel, Nexus and Dreadstar but there were a lot of good characters and books in that time.

completely agree...more people need to (re)read the First Comics lines...they would be pleasantly surprised

In my best David Attenborough voice: "And down here, at this strata, we can see the oldest remnants of the Valiant Period. It continued for some time until the Acclaim cataclysm. Further up, we see the ensuing periods, short-lived though the were. Here, Defiant. And this thin line here is the ...

Chiclo wrote:

possumgrease wrote:“And the award for GOAT titties, goes to....?

Ginger Rogers

nycjadie wrote:To me, Solar 1, 3, 5 and 10 are among the most classic of Valiant covers. BWS was at his finest. Issues 1-5 and 7 are my favorites, and can be vieeed as a narrative in and of itself. I haven’t seen that in few VEI runs. The Valiant gets close.

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ckb wrote:How this escaped my knowledge for almost 30 years is beyond me. Thanks for posting. That's really something. I have to go read Harbinger 11 again.

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X-O HoboJoe wrote: So I should've held onto that long-box of Aquaman?

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Zhuge1 wrote:It'd be interesting if they'd do a collection of the original Doctor Tomorrow series as part of the release of this new series.

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Not a clue...there is writing on the front cover, chunks missing, multiple color breaking creasing on the spine...what are all those little circles up and down the back spine?...looks rough

any of the other New Universe titles gaining traction?

slym2none wrote:https://www.cgccomics.com/boards/topic/ ... t-10923568

Nothing but good has been said about Christian there, and OC, I gave him a glowing recommendation, FWIW.





-slym

Good job...

I used to have that poster...had it hanging in my classroom for years. Let me check around and see if I still do. Might have put it away in my collection...not looking through that right now.

Will let you know.

greg wrote:

magnus20009 wrote:Didn’t it come out the same month as Magnus 18 thus it is post Unity.

Correct. It is in continuity, but post-Unity.

agreed!

Always been a fan of it too.

nice saves

give you a lot of credit going back through that list....98% of it was pure dreck...

bobby97801 wrote:Happy belated birthday Jim

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Daniel Jackson wrote:Always liked his art style as well. Neat info.

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nycjadie wrote:Archer, Armstrong, and the Faraway. Hoping anyway.

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Phantom wrote:Not me. I think I started reading the board late 2004.
Signed on 2005, then posted 2006. I just checked, it 7 months before my first post and second post.

But i know Magnus R was on original board. Well I think so.

you are correct

great stuff...thanks for sharing!

At least it wasn't to the X-O bike... Which just goes to show that bad ideas have always been around. Just had a thought... what if the X-O bike had been a cool looking chopper that Aric rode around while he was just doing his day-to-day business. That might have worked. Nope...still would have suc...

That's some great stuff...would love to see the script for that too...

Thanks for the link!

That didn't help any... facepalm but thanks for trying... But... X-Eye's nanite lollipop is pretty cool! :? Like Bloodshot 4001's inflatable boxing glove. Or whatever that is. But I kinda like the overall homage to the VH1 New Japan becoming the dragon. There is just a ton of stupid in that piece, ...

greg wrote:

myron wrote: That didn't help any...

but thanks for trying...

But... X-Eye's nanite lollipop is pretty cool!

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is it just me or does this artist have feet problems a la Liefeld????

greg wrote: It's a sliver of this...

That didn't help any...

but thanks for trying...