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#104

Whoa. Didn’t know been bandit was coming!

This is good news!

#105

any sequel to gsc and riding bean is welcome at this point.

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#106

I’d even take a sequel to that alien mech manga.

The one with the gun in the chest.

#107

I just got this as a Valentines present. I knew I’d married the right girl!
I read The Boys before this, Garth Ennis has great style I think.

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#108

I remembered this post (randomly) and thought you might fancy getting a look at this overpriced but admittedly epic resin statue of zodd.

As well as this more reasonably priced (but still admittedly overpriced) statue of guts.

there are a few others from the series if you click on the series title up towards the top of one of the pages.

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#110

Thanks for thinking of me!! Those are lovely statues, the Zodd is just a bit out of my price range but that Guts is pretty cheap considering the detail. Such a shame we will never see the end of the story. Kinda wish Miura-san hadn’t taken us to Elfheim and Falconia and finished the tale. :frowning:

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#111

i just bought and read ‘The Last Ronin’ … highly recommend if you’ve still got a love for TMNT.

and to the topic at hand: i’m currently reading ‘watchmen’ and it’s already memorable.

Next on the list is ‘the world of edena’

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#112

Little I knew what I was walking into when I picked Vernon Subutex - Teil 1 from the library… I started skeptical but, oh my, this was deep and wide. It was only after finishing the book and being so impressed that I realized that this was a comic version of a French classic, authored by a classic artist. No more spoilers.

I’m just realizing that this great work of art hasn’t been translated to English yet (right?). Before anyone complains, let me share the soundtrack (songs mentioned in the book):

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#113

Ok, the timeline of this one is like nothing I have read. I can’t describe it, and even if I could, I wouldn’t, because you have to experience it by yourself. Keeping Two, by Jordan Crane: