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| Here are some comics by Horrible Gelatinous Blob 09/23/2013, 1:51pm PDT | ||||
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| It's been a long time. In order of recommendation:
Not Superheroes The Death-Ray - Dan Clowes' latest. Optic Nerve - Adrian Tomine has been putting this out since I was in high school and issue 13 just came out last month. Fury - My War Gone By - More Ennis war comics. Cynical in that dully accurate, yet compelling way that Ennis knows so well. Chew - In the near future, the bird flu has prompted the government to criminalize chicken. FDA agents police restaurants and markets, combating the illegal trade that has arisen and the organized crime families that control it. Tony Chu is one of these agents, but he's also a cibopath: when he eats something, he instantly knows the entire past of whatever he just ate. Then things get crazy. Fables - Every character in every fable you've ever heard (and in the ones you've never heard) is real. They walk among us in secret. Many are functionally immortal. And they want to go home. The Manhattan Projects - Batshit insane alternate future chronicle of what happened during and after the development of the atomic bomb. Superheroes Dial H - Written by China Mieville. Guardians of the Galaxy - Marvel's next big movie. You'll need the respective encryption keys to download these, which are on pastebin. Check the Caltrops Twitter account for a link. |
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Here are some comics by 09/23/2013, 1:51pm PDT  Re: Here are some comics by 09/23/2013, 3:14pm PDT Fables is criminally underrated. 100 years from now students will wonder why we NT by 09/23/2013, 3:45pm PDT Uber: Avatar finally publishes something that isn't a horrible Crossed knockoff NT by 09/23/2013, 9:12pm PDT Thanks! I even managed to figure out how to find the encryption keys by 09/23/2013, 11:22pm PDT Dial H and The Manhattan Projects are wonderfully insane, highly recommended. NT by 09/24/2013, 7:47pm PDT One of these was perhaps just reviewed by a certain comics related tumblr blog. NT by 11/08/2013, 2:18am PST |
