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message 1: by Lee (new)

Lee I reckon he goes about twice a week, so 100+ times a year. Once for a shave and then for a polish.

I don't think he's actually bald, he's was just sick of getting hat hair from wearing Cerebro to find other Mutants. The evidence James McAvoy has hair, Patrick Stewart not so much :)

If Wolverine is the best there is then who's the worst?


message 2: by Tommy (new)

Tommy Jammer (tommyjammer) | 153 comments Mod
Ambush Bug would be the worst. Clearly he doesn't have any staying power.

If Spider-Man had to choose which one to be his good friend, would he choose Batman or Superman? Why?


message 3: by Adam (new)

Adam | 130 comments Batman. It's like aversion therapy.

What's the worst comic you've ever picked up?


message 4: by Lashya (new)

Lashya Wilson | 96 comments What's the worst comic/Manga you've ever picked up?

Death Note !!!!!!!!!!!!!





What is your favorite music genre and SOLO Singer from that genre ?????????


message 5: by Melissa (new)

Melissa (mrsmelissa) Rock is perhaps my most listened to genre and I would be less than I am without a daily dose of Eddie Vedder.

If you were to contribute {perhaps write or illustrate} to a graphic novel what would it be about?


message 6: by Ronyell (new)

Ronyell (rabbitearsblog) | 345 comments I would probably write about "Red Steel" (which I actually have a fan fiction on that!) that is about Colossus from the X-Men becoming a vigilante after the events of Avengers vs. X-Men.

What's your favorite X-Men storyline?


message 7: by Paul (new)

Paul | 286 comments Death of Phoenix or God Loves, Man Kills, can't decide.

What is the most, in your opinion, obscure independent graphic novel you ever read, and what are your thoughts about it?


message 8: by Ronyell (new)

Ronyell (rabbitearsblog) | 345 comments Probably the Fear Agent series by Rick Remender since not that many people seem to know about it. So far, it's a pretty good read although there is some confusion in the plots.

Who is your favorite X-Men character?


message 9: by Adam (new)

Adam | 130 comments "Your stupid questions." [thwip]

Outside of personal life events, what was the last thing that made you cry?


message 10: by Sean (new)

Sean Shapiro (PositiveID) | 7 comments I used to be a hater,lol.Of Graphic Novels and Foriegn Films with Subtitles. A friend of Mine convinced me to give it another try.At this time my all time favorite is Joe Hill ( Locke & Key Series ) have you read that?


message 11: by Lashya (new)

Lashya Wilson | 96 comments No, I have not read that. But I probably will.


I'm reading 04 books, at a time. How many are you reading, at a time ????????????


message 12: by Ronyell (new)

Ronyell (rabbitearsblog) | 345 comments I'm reading about 3 books at a time so I could catch up with my reading goal for this year (150 books!)

What's the worst X-men storyline you have ever read?


message 13: by Adam (new)

Adam | 130 comments The Dark Phoenix Saga - decent enough story, but heavily over-written. I hate being spoon-fed, you should be able to work out the characters' motivation from what they say and do, shouldn't need loads of thought-bubbles and explanation text-boxes.

So, now we've covered that, what is most likely to annoy you in a comic?


message 14: by Andy (new)

Andy (andywolverton) Jeff Lemire - I love how he writes about the brokenness of family and relationships.

Mark Waid - Clever, smart and just knows how to write a good story. (Really love the recent Daredevil work.)

Kurtis Wiebe - After reading Green Wake, I'll try anything he does. Even though it was very different from Green Wake, I also loved Peter Panzerfaust.

What's been your biggest graphic novel disappointment this year? (Not necessarily published this year.)


message 15: by Lashya (new)

Lashya Wilson | 96 comments You did say "Not necessarily published this year.", so I'm going to say "Naruto" ................



What is your current book's chapter number and title that you are reading ????????


message 16: by Adam (new)

Adam | 130 comments I'm on chapter one of Telegraph Avenue, and just starting X-Men: God Loves, Man Kills. Oh, and I'm still dipping into the 'back-matter' on Jinx.

Can ye patter Romany?


message 17: by Melissa (new)

Melissa (mrsmelissa) No! Evidently I aint the only one :)

Have you been to a comic or scifi con? Tell us about it...


message 18: by Lashya (new)

Lashya Wilson | 96 comments Unfortunetely, not yet. But, I want to go to the San Diego Comic-Con. I'll be a character from the "Bleach" Manga / Anime Series !!!!!!!!!!

Who is your favorite character from the "Bleach" Manga / Anime Series ???????????????????


message 19: by Lashya (new)

Lashya Wilson | 96 comments Sorry to comment so soon. I felt like I couldn't let this one go.......

First, no I'm not afraid of clowns; I love them !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Second, my question:: What did you eat for breakfast today ???????????????

Third, about Nicky Simmons plagiarizing "Bleach", I had heard about it when it happened, fans all over the world asked Tite Kubo how he felt about it..... He said he was OK with it. He said he was honored.


Now, back to my question:: What did you eat for breakfast today ???????????????


message 20: by N.J. (new)

N.J. Bakr (nj_bakr) | 1 comments Christopher Isherwood, a novelist.

Question: Are there any horror graphic novels?


message 21: by A (new)

A Lots really .. all that comes to my mind now is
Swamp Thing - Alan Moore
Hellboy - Mike Mignola
Locke and key - Joe Hill ( Stephen King's son )
also there's lots of Lovecraft and Edgar Allan Poe stories that were adapted into comics.

Question : What is your response when you're arguing with a person and he\she begins lying about reading certain books just to prove a point ?


message 22: by Adam (new)

Adam | 130 comments Laughter

Question: If you could bring back any cancelled / completed comic book, which one, and why?


message 23: by Paul (new)

Paul | 286 comments Dave Stevens... creator, artist and writer of The Rocketeer, gone too soon

Which obscure funny animal comic have you enjoyed?


message 24: by Paul (new)

Paul | 286 comments LOL, I'd normally say no, but...
I recently bought the Fables: Werewolves of the Heartland hardcover because I thought it had a nice cover. If you've read my review, you can tell how dissapointed I was with was between the covers.

Which "creator", artist or writer would you most like to meet and get an original artwork from ...dead or alive?
(Let's keep it to comics, cause I'm sure we'd all love to own a Picasso, Dali or Doré)


message 25: by Lashya (new)

Lashya Wilson | 96 comments TITE KUBO WHO CREATED THE "BLEACH" UNIVERSE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Manga is Japanese Comics !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


What is your favorite NON-American style/genre of music ???????????????????


message 26: by Sophia (new)

Sophia (thesophiachang) Of course! Maybe even worse than physical cheating because they can imagine it better than it might be in real life.

Which comic book characters would you want as your parents?


message 27: by Lashya (new)

Lashya Wilson | 96 comments Death Note, Vol. 1 Boredom (Death Note, #1) by Tsugumi Ohba , by Tsugumi Ohba. I could NOT Keep up !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It was FAR TOO SMART & INTELLIGENT For me. I quit watching the anime at Episode 04, I think.

THEY NEED TO DUMB IT DOWN A *L*O*T* !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! For me to keep up !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!



I think you have to be a ROCKET SCIENTIST To keep up with "Death Note" !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!



Now, my question:: How many anime series have you watched in your life time ????????????????


message 28: by A (last edited Nov 29, 2012 06:24AM) (new)

A Three

^ Is this a troll or is she being serious ?


message 29: by Adam (new)

Adam | 130 comments Garth Ennis & Steve Dillon. They just complement each other really well, across several projects over the years.

What is your favourite comic-book memoir / autobiography?


message 30: by Lashya (new)

Lashya Wilson | 96 comments Trey wrote: "The Alcoholic by Johnathan Ames. The whole thing drips reality in all it's gritty nastiness.

If you could own the original art from a single comic page what would it be?"


Ichigo Kurosaki, with BLACK HAIR, From the ""BLEACH "Pilot Chapter". Here's the LINK::
http://bleach.wikia.com/wiki/Bleach_P... .

Now, I'm going to split the link up so ya'll can see it, in it's entirety::
http:// bleach. wikia. com/wiki/ Bleach_ Pilot_ Chapter



Now, my question::
What is THE Book you can read 1,000,000 times a year, every year, and STILL Never get tired of it??????????


message 31: by Paul (last edited Dec 09, 2012 05:24PM) (new)

Paul | 286 comments Neil Gaiman
He can make the mundane seem fantastic,
and the fantastic seem mundane.


Who put the bop in the bop-she-bop-de-bop
Who put the wang in the wala-wala-wing-wang?


message 32: by Melissa (new)

Melissa (mrsmelissa) The folks from the musical 'Grease'

What novel/s would you love to see in Graphic Novel form...


message 33: by Adam (new)

Adam | 130 comments S.E. Hinton's The Outsiders

Which comic would you most like to have read as a plain-text book?


message 34: by Paul (new)

Paul | 286 comments Charles Vess
I love his artstyle, not only that, but I met him once and was one of the genuinely nicest people I've ever met... + he drew me a free sketch inside one of his books :-)


Which comic celebrity have you met that totally surprised you as a human being?


message 35: by Adam (last edited Dec 22, 2012 05:52PM) (new)

Adam | 130 comments Neil Gaiman surprised me by just being a generally nice guy, I'd expected him to be all intimidating and... well, he wasn't. Grant Morrison on the other hand...

Will the X-Men: Days of Future Past movie be any good?


message 36: by Dana (new)

Dana | 13 comments I have to go with Spider-Man, followed closely by the Avengers. Spidey has always has always has great attitude, and I enjoy the team aspect of the Avengers.

My question is which anti-supes book do you prefer? The Boys or Black Summer (warren Ellis)


message 37: by [deleted user] (new)

I'll try to get this thread started up again.

It's interesting. I haven't read the Boys or Black Summer, but my favorite comicbook series were written by Garth Ennis and Warren Ellis respectively(Preacher and Transmetropolitan.) I'd have to say from what I've read that I like Transmetropolitan better, but I've actually finished Preacher so I'll say I like Preacher better.

If you were stuck on a deserted island with one comic, movie, novel and album, what would they be?


message 38: by Michael (new)

Michael Durham (bulldurham68) | 26 comments I met John Byrne at a Chicago comic store in the early 80's. He came across as aloof, as if signing the book that I was buying(one of his art books-which I still have) was a terrible chore.

Which Howard the Duck story did you love and why?


message 39: by Michael (new)

Michael Durham (bulldurham68) | 26 comments Sorry, I misread which question I was answering. I would take Watchmen, Billy Jack,anything by Heinlein, and anything by Elvis to the island.

My question still is: Which Howard the Duck story did you love and please explain why?


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