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#518016 - 10/06/05 08:17 AM Re: Good graphic novels [Re: NOn]
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Pooh-Bah

Registered: 06/01/05
Loc: Bristol
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Yeah Lenore is good, me likes a lot Roman Dirge also has one called Samurai Sloth that i really really really really really want to see, but some werid ass thing with distribution means you can't get any Roman Dirge in't UK for the time being!!





I can't believe there is a Roman Dirge comic that i don't know about! Where can i get this...stupid UK...I NEED this! (not that i'm a huge roman dirge fan or anything!)

I heard that Roman Dirge and Johen Vasquez (JTHM) sometimes release comics under different names...does anyone know anything about this?

edit: i just put a pic of my lenore tat in my gallery


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#518017 - 10/06/05 09:36 AM Re: Good graphic novels [Re: .:star:.]
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Registered: 11/08/04
Loc: Charlotte, NC, USA
I would HIGHLY recommend "Blade of the Immortal".It's the best graphic novel series I have ever read.
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#518018 - 11/06/05 12:58 AM Re: Good graphic novels [Re: mtbeer]
coleman Offline
big and good and broken

Registered: 29/08/02
Loc: lunn dunn, yoo kay
star - you can't miss much dirge news if you check spookyland or slg's website regularly.

not sure about dirge writing under other names but i do know that he wrote some invader zim stuff for nikelodeon

and if you ever have trouble getting hold of a comic book in the uk, i can recommend midtown comics - very friendly, established, new york comic shop that does well-packed international delivery (obviously you have to buy a few books to make paying for the postage worth it but they are *very* handy for getting hold of back issues of stuff too so its not hard finding more books to buy! ).


cole. x
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#518019 - 11/06/05 01:18 AM Re: Good graphic novels [Re: coleman]
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Pooh-Bah

Registered: 06/01/05
Loc: Bristol
Thanks Cole
I've emailed midtown comics so hopefully they will be able to get samurai sloth for me thanks for the link

The spookyland website is no where near as good as it used to be, its gone all wierd!

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#518020 - 11/06/05 01:49 AM Re: Good graphic novels [Re: .:star:.]
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From the Ashes of a Ninja Rise THE HIPS OF RAGE

Registered: 08/07/03
Loc: Edinburgh
I've been reading some warren ellis recently
transmetroplotian is genius and really funny
he's also writing the current story arc in Ultimate Fantastic Four which is actually really good, nice artwork and it's cheeky without being cute
my favourite alan Mooreis TOP TEN to this day one of the funniest books that I've read.
Anything by COM.X I think they're actually not making anything else,

Bazooka jules is brilliant although it has yet to be finished and is the cause of much wailing and gnashing of teeth. Class War is really good and puncture is pretty weird but the art is great
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#518021 - 11/06/05 02:33 AM Re: Good graphic novels [Re: TheApprovingNinja]
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big and good and broken

Registered: 29/08/02
Loc: lunn dunn, yoo kay
yeah man - puncture was wicked!
seriously f*cked up crazy mutant bloodline saviour/reaper kind of deal - with added spikes

'to hell' is still my favourite alan moore book - its far and away the best account/theory of the ripper to be found anywhere.

and star, apologies for getting all fanboy on you but i'm going to anyway...

you are of course right that vasquez created zim but he didn't write every single episode...
roman dirge wrote the zim episode called 'the wettening' - johen vasquez actually appears in the episode but only so roman can kill him off by having him choke on a goldfish


cole. x

p.s. if anyone recognises my avatar and wants more burton-esque humour, then you should search out dirge's "the cat with a really big head" - classic black humour that could easily have been an extended tale from 'oyster boy'
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