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ITT: Comics that nobody talks about
Justin Wright
Jace Morales
Kit 'n' Kay Boodle.
Hunter Thompson
Hey remember this book that came in the same imprint as Transmetropolitan? I member.
Hudson Bailey
This influenced the likes of Alan Moore, Grant Morrison, Warren Ellis, Neil Gaiman, Garth Ennis, Rick Veitch, and others.
Angel Garcia
I still hold out a candle a hope that nearly 10 years later Witch Doctor will make a comeback and more issues will be produced.
Cooper Scott
This being Yea Forums, that would mean pretty much any and all non cape comics.
Blake Ward
I'm working through Carlos Nine currently.
Adrian Johnson
Never heard of it.
Nathaniel Lee
Andrew McLean’s work is generally more interesting to look at than this stories. With Head Lopper he’s really found his element and created something that is extremely imaginative and exciting, while still being very recognisible as fantasy. Great series all round.
Joshua Hernandez
It's my favorite mind-bending sci-fi comic.
Bentley Brown
Picked up.
Ayden Perry
this was fun but it really feels like discount Mike Mignola to me.
Jace Smith
I don't think I've seen Bacchus being discussed here.
Austin Roberts
met Eddie Campbell at comic con. The dude is super cool
Ethan Lee
Nice.
Nathan Robinson
Right there in my shelf next to Jon Sable. Completely random because I can’t be arsed to sort my comics properly.
James Reyes
I need to read this,i read Mike Grell's run on Green Arrow and Warlord and they were pretty good.
Kino
Owen Cruz
Sable's what he was actually doing after Warlord #50.
His wife at the time was who wrote the book after that, but it was still marketed under his name
Jonathan Barnes
I was so hyped I saw Alter Ego in Grimjack.
Hudson Gray
Gabriel Allen
I've been wanting to read some Peter Pontiac but I can't read Dutch.
Elijah Bailey
Thomas Ott is highly underappreciated
Lincoln Gutierrez
This could be an entire thread dedicated to 80s indie comics.
Josiah Long
I'm not even sure there is a .pdf available to translate.
Benjamin Powell
Liam Parker
The game was better.
Robert James
Damn
Jordan Cooper
Joseph Hernandez
Brandon Collins
One of the best ever
Oliver Perez
Read the first issue, so is he actually a villain?
Did he kill the villagers he was feeding off of?
Was he feeding off their dreams?
Ethan Long
...
Julian Lopez
Jonathan Brown
...
Caleb Peterson
Hudson Young
Oh shit brother, I have some issues of that series.
Bought it in Croatia and I don't understand the text! There was also Eternity Smith from the same publisher?
Anthony Gutierrez
>gets rid of all the capeshit
Xavier Scott
guess how I can tell you were born on the isle of CRETE
Joseph Gutierrez
...
Eli Nelson
If I remember right, I think this might be why DC can't use the name Captain Thunder; Roy Thomas still has the trademark on that name because of this.
Juan Hall
Did DC ever sell a digital version of this book anywhere? I can’t find physical copies in my state.
Carter Cook
Lincoln Peterson
Got introduced to Cpt. Thunder in the same place, and yeah Eternity Smith got bundled with a few issues of Cap. I was able to find digital downloads of all (?) the Cpt. Thunder comics in English somewhere, but haven't gotten around to reading them all.
From what little I remember, it was good if standard superhero stuff.
Grayson Bell
Juan Foster
Evan Sanchez
Alexander Nelson
SOON!
Joshua Myers
Is it bad that I read that comic and thought "Wow, this is goofy."?
Colton Ramirez
Grimjack itself also fits the bill.
Chase Green
Almost no one mentions Ted Mckeever in general, let alone his work. It's pretty obscurantist and esoteric at times (not to mention misanthropic) so I can't blame people.
Chase Sullivan
He was one of several semi-relevant "underground"/indie artsy-fartsy "cartoonists" in comics in the 80s that have been almost totally forgotten. Only difference between him and the ones that no one even remembers their names is that he at least did a little work for Marvel, so his shit is slightly easier to find info on.
Isaac Howard
I honestly think The Extremist is the only one of his I read.
Caleb Baker
He also did some work for DC, putting a German Expressionist spin on the trinity, IIRC. But he is the definition of artsy-fartsy (which explains why I like his work).
I recommend Superannuated Man and Pencil Head, even if the latter degenerates into pure author narration.
Lincoln Evans
This was fantastic.
Chase Taylor
Yea Forums is bad for you.
Lincoln Sullivan
Why the fuck not?
Christian Foster
Did it get cancelled?
Sebastian Young
That looks funny.
Camden Cooper
>Styx
That's about all, peace out.
Evan Lewis
DC might not a actually own it anymore. I think it was also used as a setting for an RPG, so it could have just been licensed by them.
Camden Nelson
DC doesn't own it, Christopher Moeller does.
Ask him if he will release it digitally
Luke Wright
Jason Taylor
Before his Fables hit the shelves and before even Watchmen and DKR, Willingham wrote this capekino.
Sebastian Thomas
Jose Bailey
>capekino
Kevin Lopez
What is this about?
Tyler Perry
he also did Irredeemable before Irredeemable and its rad
Logan Ramirez
spoon clank
Nathaniel Sullivan
What is this stuff?
Adam Miller
hellboy lite
Ethan Kelly
amazing book
Angel Howard
sorta cape shit but Doom 2099 by ellis is good.
world without end by delano
violent messiahs
remember the red star?
Thomas Young
Parker Ortiz
.It's a little story set on a foggy island off the coast of Maine -- there's magic, orphans, eldritch horrors, quirky personalities, orphans, sea monsters, Lovecraftian themes, orphans, nutty monsters, shipwrecks, orph-...I've been following the author and artist on FB and their page, love the atmosphere, and I really dig the artstyle. Got 'em on order.
Landon Bell
JR LANDDALES THE DRIVE-IN