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Grant Morrisson just keeps coming up with better and better *SQUEE*!
I really did not think he could rescue Wildcats. I wasn't expecting anything from. I just finished reading it. And it was REALLY good!.
Looks like Morrison is opening up a whole new dimension for Wildcats. Its really hard to explain but the first issue was a quality book through and through.
If you haven't read it its really worth picking up.
If only they could get Morrison to do the same thing for Hardcorps!
Morrison did some Wildcats work previously right? Anybody know what the name of the series was?
I really did not think he could rescue Wildcats. I wasn't expecting anything from. I just finished reading it. And it was REALLY good!.
Looks like Morrison is opening up a whole new dimension for Wildcats. Its really hard to explain but the first issue was a quality book through and through.
If you haven't read it its really worth picking up.
If only they could get Morrison to do the same thing for Hardcorps!
Morrison did some Wildcats work previously right? Anybody know what the name of the series was?
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I really enjoyed this and the Authority. One issue in to each and the feel of both is complettely different. Ace! And it is so coll that the starts of the Authority weren't there.
Not Morrison I know - Midnighter #1 was great also, I humbly state.
Not Morrison I know - Midnighter #1 was great also, I humbly state.
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Each was better than I expected. And none in that over-rendered Image style of the early 90's. Recommended. Plus WILDCats isn't going to be costly to buy as issue 2 isn't likely to ship until feb/march next year!
Makes me want other comic lines from the early 90's to be relaunched....
Even just a hint of VALIANT.
Makes me want other comic lines from the early 90's to be relaunched....
Even just a hint of VALIANT.
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Y'see, I would buy a book called 'Midgeteer'. Either on this board or another someone posted that in the early 90's Image could have successfully sold a book called S***man (or was it S***force, I don't recall) - again a title that sounds cool to me. There is an untapped customer base for truly bizarre superheroes (me), although they might not make it into Diamond's top 100 sellers....
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We really need to research the amount of posts before a thread is 'turned gay', just for the sake of knowing when the almost-inevitable will happen.
As for the Midgeteer, I think you were on the money with controlling midgets like puppets. I see him in a (small, naturally) shadowy sanctum sanctorum, manipulating midgets like the Shadow had underlings spread around the city. His puppet-midgets would skulk around the city's darkened streets meteing out midget justice, striking foes in the kneecaps, evading vertically superior foes with their midget-ness, driving in their midget -mobiles.
That's assuming the Midgeteer uses his powers in the pursuit of good rather than for evil ends. That would be a whole other book.
Initially however, I was thinking the Midgeteer needs a side-kick (Midgeteer sounds really Golden Age to me), but couldn't think of an appropriate concept.

As for the Midgeteer, I think you were on the money with controlling midgets like puppets. I see him in a (small, naturally) shadowy sanctum sanctorum, manipulating midgets like the Shadow had underlings spread around the city. His puppet-midgets would skulk around the city's darkened streets meteing out midget justice, striking foes in the kneecaps, evading vertically superior foes with their midget-ness, driving in their midget -mobiles.
That's assuming the Midgeteer uses his powers in the pursuit of good rather than for evil ends. That would be a whole other book.
Initially however, I was thinking the Midgeteer needs a side-kick (Midgeteer sounds really Golden Age to me), but couldn't think of an appropriate concept.
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and here is Jim Lee's excuses for the lateness....
http://forum.newsarama.com/showthread.php?t=90408
Same story different day.
And Liefeld has the bad rep.
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http://forum.newsarama.com/showthread.php?t=90408
Same story different day.


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That actually doesn't sound like too bad an explanation form Jim.stone384 wrote:and here is Jim Lee's excuses for the lateness....
http://forum.newsarama.com/showthread.php?t=90408
Same story different day.And Liefeld has the bad rep.
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If its true what he says about the earliest Diamond being able to re-solicit a comic is 4 months later, then he's not really 4 months late.
Time will tell whether it comes out earlier.
But what about the AS Batman? That has actually been 3 or 4 months late anyway right?
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I bought All-Star Batman #1 for 75 cents. After reading it, I wanted my money back. I haven't read any subsequent issues.Jay Tomio wrote:If it wasn't for the last few munths of Nightwing, I dare say All-star Batman is the worst comic from a major on the rack. I could not imagine a Miller/Lee project on my favorite character being this bad.
I would agree with you, but then we'd both be wrong.
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I'm not a big Batman fan, so I actually quite enjoyed this book (except for that Black Canary issue). If it would actually come out, I would buy it. I miss Jim Lee's art.Heath wrote:I bought All-Star Batman #1 for 75 cents. After reading it, I wanted my money back. I haven't read any subsequent issues.Jay Tomio wrote:If it wasn't for the last few munths of Nightwing, I dare say All-star Batman is the worst comic from a major on the rack. I could not imagine a Miller/Lee project on my favorite character being this bad.
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I think it has something to do with Grant morrison controlled hypertime. no I got nothing really.The Spider wrote:I think it's generally screwed up when All-Star Superman, which came out about four months AFTER All-Star Batman's debut, and has its own delays due to art.... still manages to be an issue ahead of All-Star Batman.leonmallett wrote:All-Star Superman is great (if seemingly infrequent)
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