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I hate that, because I love comics. But damn are those getting expensive. Mainly because there's simply too much good stuff.
So instead, I'm only going to buy books I really, really dig.
This means close to no X-Men. Probably, no matter how good everyone says it is, Ultimate Comics Spider-Man. No Avengers. No Hickman FF and whatever he does after that. Etc.
What I will get; Titles I enjoy. Hickman's Image/creator owned work. Empowered. Brian Wood's The Massive / Conan. Uncanny X-Force. Wolverine and The X-Men.
That might actually be all I can afford. Aside from indie stuff, or work from creators I love, like Kieron Gillen, Jonathan Hickman, Jason Aaron, Grant Morrison, Warren Ellis, etc. And even then I'll have to think twice.
Now, the easy solution is pirating comics, but aside from not wanting to take food of a creator's table, inker/colourist/writer/letterer/artists,
(And to be fair, I have to cut down a lot of luxuries. Comics is just the main one)
I recently recieved Becky Cloonan's WOLVES. It's way pretty. And way good.
You can buy it here. And you can preorder her next minicomic THE MIRE here.
GET THE PUN?
Whatever.
Here's the list.
- For a stealth monster that morphs itself into a disguise, it sure likes showing off how gross it can be.
- At one point, aabout 20 minutes before the ending, they have the thing in it's spaceship, presumably ready to take off and leave. But they follow it and provoke it. Let it go, it killed a bunch let's not get killed yourself.
- It continuisly makes you wish you were watching John Carpenter's The Thing.
There.
Feel like shit but whatev.
First off, I have a house! So, that's a thing!
Second, I'm also blogging at my Cats or Comics site, recently going through my Ten Batman Comics I Like In No Particular Order. Which I still need to finish.
MORE IMPORTANTLY, I am blogging Autistic Differences with my friend Jude, about being an Adult with Autism, not necesarily very structured, but worth a look I feel.
