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Was I was in elementary school, I discovered in the school's library several volumes of hardbound books that contained the many adventures of Tintin and his faithful dog Snowy. Originally in paperback, comic book form, the librarian had preserved them by binding them into hardbound books. I recalling learning about Thomson and Thompson and much more. I enjoyed the illustrations and all of the characters and adventures! I purchased these figurines several years ago.
Theme: "Childhood Memories"
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Amy Ishii catches up on some reading... I may have got slightly carried away printing out some 1:6 comicbooks ;)
This is from an image previously added to this image. Here we see it evolve into a comic strip, particularly in the upper left. If anyone is interested there is a larger version of this, an image that covers more of the original image.
... as I was saying, I might have gotten *slightly* carried away making a few 1:6 comicbooks - ended up with 180 of them! These are just 'prop comics' - covers glued onto a piece of card, there are no internal pages.
A lot were scanned from my own collection (which explains all the Defenders issues!) but plenty of others were found on line, especially the vintage stuff (like the first issue FF, Action Comics etc.)... and yes, they all have the correct back covers* - fortunately a lot of ebay sellers will photograph the back of vintage comics as well as the cover... sadly not so much the case with 80's+ stuff.
Once I've recovered from putting all these together (though it was a strangely calming experience and bizarrely virtually free of gluey fingerprints!) I'll upload some files so you can print out some mini-comics too.
* correct back pages *where possible*; struggled to find the right ones for The Guild and the Vox Machina comic is digital only but the new Critical Role ad poster seemed an appropriate fit.
Chaque jour une nouvelle bande-dessinée de ma collection personnelle illustrée par quelques planches.
Aujourd'hui: "Le Mon au lotus de sang", Kogaratsu tome 1 (1985) de Michetz. Un tome 0 existe mais il est sorti après coup (sorti en 1991, entre le t3 et le t4).
Ici une édition spéciale de l'album tirée en 1985 à 870 exemplaires dont 20 ex hors commerce par les Editions Silas à Bruxelles. Edition (très) grand format.
2 croquis en début d'albume et 2 croquis en fin. Les traits de Michetz sont juste superbes.
I bought it in the summer, and it has just been sitting in the pile of books I have in the living room. Tonight was the first time I even looked at it, and it has two of the artists who were at this year's Baltimore Comic-Con.
Flipping through the book I saw what was basically the Grant Morrison JLA with Wally and Kyle rather than the boring duo of Barry and Hal. I only presumed this issue has Wally West, since it has Kyle Rayner in his original costume and Aquaman is in his PAD era outfit. Batman is also wearing the yellow oval Bat Shirt. Yay!
Best of all, there are THOUGHT BALLOONS!
This is a 100 page comic book. I do not recall a 100 page comic book, that is not an original graphic novel, being made in the past 40 years. The only negative is that this book cost $7.99.
Since today's Miscellaneous Sunday, here's a list of my 20 favorite comicbook storylines!
1. The Dark Knight Returns
2. To Steal an Ant-Man
3. Aquaman: The Trench
4. Watchmen
5. Ant-Man/Astonishing Ant-Man (2015-2016)
6. Tales to Astonish (#35-#69)
7. Doctor Strange: The Oath
8. Daredevil: Born Again
9. Star-Lord: Grounded
10. Avengers Vol. 1
11. Aquaman: The Drowning
12. Civil War
13. Kingdom Come
14. Power Man and Iron Fist: The Boys are Back in Town
15. Justice League: Origin
16. Flashpoint
17. Black Panther: A Nation Under Our Feet
18. The Flash: The Dastardly Death of the Rogues
19. Annihilation: Conquest - Star-Lord
20. The Flash: Lightning Strikes Twice
What are your favorite comics? Make sure to join in on the Top Ten Week festivities and make a list today!