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Post by kurumais on Oct 7, 2016 17:27:56 GMT
ok i read a bunch and have a bunch more to go
steve rogers captain america how civil war is affecting captain hydra and how he is trying to affect it im liking this captain hydra storyline more than i thought i would
champions 1 fun book reminds me a bit of young justice
teen titans rebirth pretty good i really liked the art
future quest the hanna barbera fun continues the impossible trio get pulled into action and we get mightor and a new hero
the death of hawkman 1 lots of set up this series promises to fix hawkman im nervous now
still have 2 issues of nightwing sam wilson captain america, nova, and the dr strange annual, to go
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Post by Deleted on Oct 13, 2016 7:47:35 GMT
Finished Darth Vader #25
Super cool. Some lovely codas and wraps up the serie very nicely. We're getting an exciting spinoff from the book which I won't mention as it might spoil who does and who doesn't make it out alive.
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Post by omega on Oct 13, 2016 8:11:03 GMT
steve rogers captain america how civil war is affecting captain hydra and how he is trying to affect it im liking this captain hydra storyline more than i thought i would champions 1 fun book reminds me a bit of young justice still have 2 issues of nightwing sam wilson captain america, nova, and the dr strange annual, to go Champions shows a lot of promise. I'm not following the whole HydraCap thing. Does it feel stretched out at all, or is it progressing at a good pace? Nightwing is great. Now that the Monster Men crossover is done there's more Raptor, an appearance by Superman and a return to Bludhaven to look forward to. I've got the most recent trade for Grayson, vol. 4 A Ghost in the Tomb. On the Marvel side, Civil War II is taking forever and hasn't done much to engage me so far. Carol is being an idiot for the sake of perpetuating the conflict and Marvel need to stop bigging up the Inhumans the way they are just because Fox has the film rights to the X-Men. Marvel ran the Fantastic Four comics into the ground, and don't seem to be interested in building it back up. |
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Post by Deleted on Oct 14, 2016 16:25:58 GMT
Finished Darth Vader #25 ... Super cool. Some lovely codas and wraps up the serie very nicely. We're getting an exciting spinoff from the book which I won't mention as it might spoil who does and who doesn't make it out alive. Super cool is right! The Darth Vader series was a big surprise to me; I never expected it to be sooo good. It made Darth Vader the big bad that he was back in the late 70's/early 80's and was a very enjoyable read. It's a pity that this series has to end, but Marvel are doing a great job with their Star Wars comics this time, they are essential reads. Looking forwad that spin-off now too!  |
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Post by kurumais on Oct 14, 2016 20:04:48 GMT
today i read
uncanny avengers 15 pretty good
totally awesome hulk 10 meh good for grammer and middle schoolers
moon girl and devil dinosaur 9 fun cartoonish book i like kid kree good for little kids
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Post by omega on Oct 15, 2016 1:50:06 GMT
There's going to be a Justice League/Power Rangers crossover.
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Post by kurumais on Oct 15, 2016 20:19:19 GMT
i keep questioning my comic book knowledge and history when i read books now. wwith all te reboots relaunches re whatever they are i dont know what still in effect what did they get rid of. its a bit frustrating.
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Post by dalekbuster523finish on Oct 18, 2016 16:35:12 GMT
Doctor Who: Tales From The TARDIS
I think The 10th Doctor: The Witch In The Well Part One was probably my favourite of the strips this month.
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Post by whiskeybrewer on Oct 19, 2016 11:21:17 GMT
Doctor Who - The Ninth Doctor Year One Issue #6
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Post by whiskeybrewer on Oct 19, 2016 11:21:57 GMT
The Lost Boys Issue #1
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Post by whiskeybrewer on Oct 20, 2016 11:08:11 GMT
Doctor Who - The Third Doctor Issue #2
Street Fighter Swimsuit Edition 2016 lol
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Post by omega on Oct 26, 2016 7:28:13 GMT
Serenity: No Power in the 'Verse #1, variant cover with the whole crew. New material with these wonderful characters is simply a delight.
Hal Jordan and the Green Lantern Corps #7, the conclusion to the opening Sinestro's Law arc. A very interesting conclusion, and a re-read of whole arc is in order. Also, Guy finally gets some pants on!
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Post by omega on Oct 27, 2016 7:25:23 GMT
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Post by omega on Nov 2, 2016 8:39:19 GMT
Green Lanterns #10. The Phantom Lantern storyline is coming along nicely and is better than the opening Rage Planet arc. At least the constant intros at the start of each issue aren't present (they weren't present last issue, but that was setting up the antagonist for this arc). The concept of the Phantom Ring is very interesting. I'm developing a couple of theories about the ring and the storyline. I loved the touch where the page with Simon cycling through the emotions has him getting into the Indigo Tribe language when hitting compassion.
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Post by Ela on Nov 2, 2016 17:29:23 GMT
Are people using the Comixology app? I never got around to downloading it, and when I looked the other day, it asked for credit card info in order to install. Is there only a paid option now, or can you still read previously purchased comics on the app for free, without signing up for their "unlimited reading" offer?
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Post by Deleted on Nov 2, 2016 18:23:14 GMT
Are people using the Comixology app? I never got around to downloading it, and when I looked the other day, it asked for credit card info in order to install. Is there only a paid option now, or can you still read previously purchased comics on the app for free, without signing up for their "unlimited reading" offer? No, you can still read free or previously purchased comics through the Comixology app, they only look for credit card details as they would like to think that you will buy some comics! But if you only get/download free comics then you will not be charged anything. |
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Post by Ela on Nov 2, 2016 18:35:46 GMT
Are people using the Comixology app? I never got around to downloading it, and when I looked the other day, it asked for credit card info in order to install. Is there only a paid option now, or can you still read previously purchased comics on the app for free, without signing up for their "unlimited reading" offer? No, you can still read free or previously purchased comics through the Comixology app, they only look for credit card details as they would like to think that you will buy some comics! But if you only get/download free comics then you will not be charged anything. Okay, that sort of makes sense. Though I suspect the credit card info is more for subscribing to unlimited reading. From what I'm reading in the app reviews, you still can't make in-app purchases of new comics you want; you have to go to the website to do that, according to these reviews. Is that correct or do those reviewers just not know how to carry out an in-app purchase? |
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Post by Deleted on Nov 2, 2016 19:58:36 GMT
No, you can still read free or previously purchased comics through the Comixology app, they only look for credit card details as they would like to think that you will buy some comics! But if you only get/download free comics then you will not be charged anything. Okay, that sort of makes sense. Though I suspect the credit card info is more for subscribing to unlimited reading. From what I'm reading in the app reviews, you still can't make in-app purchases of new comics you want; you have to go to the website to do that, according to these reviews. Is that correct or do those reviewers just not know how to carry out an in-app purchase? You can buy comics directly through the Comixology app on Android but not on iOS. (Apple want 30% of in-app sales, Amazon don't want to pay Apple that.) So if it is iOS app reviewers tgat you are on about, then they are correct. The Android Comixology app is a lot better than the iOS app in that regard. Comixology have asked for credit card details in advance for a long time, well before their 'Unlimited' service, which is only a recent gimmick to hook you in. Although you can also link your Amazon account to Comixology and it uses whatever payment method you have set up on that. (Comixology is owned by Amazon of course.) |
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Post by Ela on Nov 2, 2016 20:37:10 GMT
Okay, than that makes sense. Yeah, I knew Comixology is owned by Amazon. Thanks for the info, @stevo.
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Post by Deleted on Nov 2, 2016 20:52:22 GMT
Okay, than that makes sense. Yeah, I knew Comixology is owned by Amazon. Thanks for the info, @stevo . My son informs me that the Marvel, DC and Image individual iOS apps do allow you to buy digital comics direct through the respective apps, but the in-app purchase cost is passed on to the customer, so a title generally costs about 30c more... however, they are all linked in to your Comixology account/app as Comixology runs the Marvel, DC and Image comics apps. |
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