Liking the "Wrong" Comics

[ed2962]

She-Hulk by Charles Soule and Javier Pulido with covers by Kevin Wada. I think Charles's writing mostly got mixed to good reviews, but I've seen tons of people hate on the art. I thought the art was great. I liked the way it complimented the script and created a interesting atmosphere for the title. I found the comic as a whole to be charming.

[ouroboros]

I also like Balent's CW, though not so much the giant tetas.

[CaptCleghorn]

She-Hulk by Charles Soule and Javier Pulido with covers by Kevin Wada. I think Charles's writing mostly got mixed to good reviews, but I've seen tons of people hate on the art. I thought the art was great. I liked the way it complimented the script and created a interesting atmosphere for the title. I found the comic as a whole to be charming.

I found the art very much indicative of the Hernandez brothers work, which I love. However, I am one of the ones who disliked how eyes were drawn.

[Hanson724]

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I really liked the N52 Grifter series.

[Shawn Hopkins]

Kodomo no Jikan manga was always the "wrong" comic I have enjoyed reading, if you can call it wrong.

Okay, now you DO like the wrong comics. All kinds of wrong.

[wjowski]

Kodomo no Jikan manga was always the "wrong" comic I have enjoyed reading, if you can call it wrong.

...Christ. I hope Googling that didn't just put me on a watchlist.

[jeanvaljean]

I quite enjoyed the 1970s "Karate Kid" Legion spinoff series.

[Supernature]

I judge myself for it but I enjoyed Sam Humphries' Uncanny X-Force.

She-Hulk by Charles Soule and Javier Pulido with covers by Kevin Wada. I think Charles's writing mostly got mixed to good reviews, but I've seen tons of people hate on the art. I thought the art was great. I liked the way it complimented the script and created a interesting atmosphere for the title. I found the comic as a whole to be charming.

I liked this comic a lot.

[Shawn Hopkins]

Not all Chuck Austen comics are bad. Fight me.

[CliffHanger2]

Savage Dragon come at me.

[ed2962]

1984/1994 by Warren Publishing. Although I was aware of this magazine when it was coming out, I was usually buying either Epic Illustrated or Heavy Metal. In comparison, Warren's effort just seemed really cheesy.The humor was crude, the stories kinda hackneyed...and I wanna say Harlan Ellison brought a suit against them for plagiarizing "A Boy And His Dog"? However, it's where Frank Thorne's Ghita got her start. And there was occasionally nice art by Alex Nino and other european artists. If I had more money and time, I'd try to track down more original issues.

[jeanvaljean]

She-Hulk by Charles Soule and Javier Pulido with covers by Kevin Wada. I think Charles's writing mostly got mixed to good reviews, but I've seen tons of people hate on the art. I thought the art was great. I liked the way it complimented the script and created a interesting atmosphere for the title. I found the comic as a whole to be charming.

Awesome series. Glad we at least got a sequel of sorts in the Patsy Walker series.

[Billy Batson]

Not all Chuck Austen comics are bad. Fight me.

Do you think his porn comics are good?

[Shawn Hopkins]

Do you think his porn comics are good?

Haven't tried them. But some of his superhero comics are good.

[Scott Taylor]

Sins Past. I think it made Gwen Stacy more interesting than she was as depicted in the 1960s and 1970s.