Ultimate Spider-Man Animated: I expected better from Paul Dini.
Other Media 2: It's Astounishing!
Discussion of comics, graphic novels, and more. Except for capes. No capes!
Please use spoiler font for new releases until after the weekend following release.
I meant to record that, but all the previews didn't give me much hope. The weird anime-esque cuts in Teen Titans worked because of the animation style as a whole and feel of the show. All the cuts I saw in the Ultimate Spider-man previews felt really, really out of place and jarring.
OK, this made me laugh: [link]
Young Justice: This was a nice touch. (kinda spoilery for today's episode)
For those who are interested in such things, Mark has begun reading Sandman. I am re-reading along with him after six years, and I'm already getting a deeper appreciation of it from reading the comments (along with online annotations and wikis). I had no idea Lucien wasn't an original character!
P-C, I decided this morning that I'm going to do a re-read-along, too.
It's easy enough to do an issue a day! Although I may skip ahead on weekends as a buffer.
Oooh, I should do that. Just last week, a friend loaned me his Sandman TPBs (I think there are 10?) because (shameful confession) I've never read them.
For those who are interested in such things, Mark has begun reading Sandman.
Where is the Buffista watches Mark Reads commentary for this? Because I don't think I'll have time to wade through his stuff, but I really want to know about his reactions to things. (Has he gotten to issue 8 yet?)
Just last week, a friend loaned me his Sandman TPBs (I think there are 10?) because (shameful confession) I've never read them.
They're wonderful. They probably are still, collectively, my favorite work by Neil Gaiman. When the Vertigo-specific ComicXology app for the iPad launched, they were running a sale on Sandman for 99 cents an issue. I was very sad I didn't have the spare budget to buy them ALL, because picking my absolute favorites was difficult. (Well, picking my favorites after "The Sound Of Her Wings", "A Midsummer Night's Dream", and "Three Septembers and a January", because those were the automatic purchases.)