Post by Crimson Arrow on Jan 15, 2006 13:18:49 GMT -5
Looking at the recent sales, it appears alot of the really fun books on todays market are selling pretty bad... very close to the chopping board.
What's your favorite of these underrated (and under selling books)?
Some of mine:
Marvel Team UpGreat book by Robert Kirkman. It's fun, creative and gives you a taste of alot of characters you may not of had the chance to read before. It's not the simple "Two hero's meet up, fight a bit... and then save the day", there is usually an ongoing storyline that brings together several superheros in team ups that overlap etc. It's a really fun book, one of my personally favorites every month.
She-HulkThe book has just been relaunched by Dan Slott and... sales are just about were they were before. Instead of advertising this book they give the preview pages in comics to terrible books like Howling Commandos... *sigh* I recommend everyone try this book that gives a wacky look at the Marvel Universe from the view of the lawyer She-Hulk. I recommend #3 (Also know as #100) which is a giant sized issue for just $1 featuring a brand new huge story and 2 reprints of old issues. Top stuff.
What's your favorite of these underrated (and under selling books)?
Some of mine:
Marvel Team UpGreat book by Robert Kirkman. It's fun, creative and gives you a taste of alot of characters you may not of had the chance to read before. It's not the simple "Two hero's meet up, fight a bit... and then save the day", there is usually an ongoing storyline that brings together several superheros in team ups that overlap etc. It's a really fun book, one of my personally favorites every month.
She-HulkThe book has just been relaunched by Dan Slott and... sales are just about were they were before. Instead of advertising this book they give the preview pages in comics to terrible books like Howling Commandos... *sigh* I recommend everyone try this book that gives a wacky look at the Marvel Universe from the view of the lawyer She-Hulk. I recommend #3 (Also know as #100) which is a giant sized issue for just $1 featuring a brand new huge story and 2 reprints of old issues. Top stuff.
