opicron wrote to All <=-
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So, how many of you 1) have the time and 2) actually like some form of comics?
I am not really into them, but I have a friend who has written a few. I think they are all one-offs. The one I have read I guess could be called an "alternate storyline" to one of Shakespere's works.
opicron wrote to All <=-
So, how many of you 1) have the time and 2) actually like some form of comics?
I used to. But multiple things happened.Akira is still my most loved Manga cartoon. Watch it at least once a year =).
1. I was exposed to Manga - which didn't treat its readers like morons and much more complex story lines.
2. The comic book industry here in the U.S. started to decline even furthe This caused 2 problems: 1) a lack of stuff that was worth the money and 2) closure of the comic book stores in my area.Definately same here. Which is why I use League of Comic Geeks to see what comes out every week. And then the search starts, either I buy the
Of course, Manga sort of imploded as well. I haven't seen much goodness i that area in a long time now.I think League of Comics Geeks shows connected stores in the US and some of them have mail subscriptions too.
And the comic book stores are still gone in my area.
opicron wrote to Dr. What <=-
Comic stores closed here too. There is only large one left in Amsterdam but I feel its their own fault. In my comics shops the employees seemed
to try to make me dislike either them or the store. They were socially inept or soemthing.
So, how many of you 1) have the time and 2) actually like some form of comics?
I just started 'Kill or Be Killed' and 'Fear Agent' ... also picked up 'TM best of: Shredder'Fear agent looks well drawn. Noice, picking up some episodes see if it sticks =).
It's my non-chair hobby; BBSing and Warhammer 40k both require chairs. =pLol, best way to read: horizontal
opicron wrote to Dr. What <=-
Comic stores closed here too. There is only large one left in Amsterdam but I feel its their own fault. In my comics shops the employees seemed to try to make me dislike either them or the store. They were socially inept or soemthing.
We can probably make the argument that the people who work at comic book sto are very, very geeky (i.e. certainly on the socially inept scale). But my expereience with them was that they were comic fans, so we had something in common.
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Arelor wrote to Dr. What <=-
We can probably make the argument that the people who work at comic book sto are very, very geeky (i.e. certainly on the socially inept scale). But my expereience with them was that they were comic fans, so we had something in common.
I don+{t know. The comic store owners I know are very normal. They are comic geeks but they are not creepy weirdos, social inetps or anything.
They say that we users of retro tech are social inepts btw. :-P
I don't know. The comic store owners I know are very normal. They are comi geeks but they are not creepy weirdos, social inetps or anything.The owner was unfriendly here, didnt help at all.
They say that we users of retro tech are social inepts btw. :-PIsnt that a fact? ^^. When I was <16 yes no social skills. But they
opicron wrote to All <=-
So, how many of you 1) have the time and 2) actually like some form of comics?
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I was picking up the next one at the local bookstore, and their was a 12 year old so excited about it, he just kept talking about how awesome the ser was..it sort of made me question whether i was too old to keep reading it.
So, how many of you 1) have the time and 2) actually like some form of comics?
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