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Wow - and Enchanted Faraway Tree!!! Haven't read that for aeons, but what a story!

Noods

ok i know i am might be slammed for this.....

but i dont read too too much.

But i am an avid Comic Book collector..I have close to 11,000 comics. And i have read every one at least three times i gurantee.

Comics these days are alot deeper than alot of people think. They tackle all sorts of issues that werent touched 10 yrs ago. Aids, homosexuality, rape, economic struggles, abuse, moral issues, moral dilemas, and so on....

Just with a twist of of fantasy & imagination..

A comic Title that i love to read, is like a book that really never ends. I have some titles i have been following for yrs. SOme are still around, while others ended. So i guess im the official Comic Represenitive here..

BUT i have read a few book. (Here comes some more slams)..I loved Charlote's Web ever since i was little. Ill read that book every few yrs or so..of course now it only takes me about 4 hrs..Hee hee.

Truphet of the Swan, and Stuart Little..same
author (E.B. White).

But my favorite book of all time is "The Hobbit"

Ill have to check ouit some of the books you guys have listed because i do like to read. I trust your judgement.

Super'

Super!!!! No way.....
I love comics! My friend Chris writes them and I spin at conventions when he works them!!! That and I write articles for an online comic e-mag. Also I have a story that is going to be turned into a graphic tale (once I can find the *right* artist ).
I have an interesting and ecclectic collection really. Though my heart broke when Marvel just discontinued the Gambit line through melding his storyline with Bishop's (I love Gambit too much!).I have Buffy (I have the gold editions), to the Shadow Hunter Series (very cool) but my all time fav is Kabuki. Hard to find but really great art and amazing stories!!!!! Not much of a DC fan >Pele kneels waiting for oncoming flogging<. I love the graphic edition of Interview with a Vamp too. Nicely done. Oh...and who could deny O'Barr and the Crow series? Very nice and emotionally wrenching.
Hehehe..happy to see another "fan".

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Pele
Higher, higher burning fire...making music like a choir...

O'barr fan huh?? i have a first printing of the trade paperback of "The Crow" signed by O'barr himself..plus a couple of comic boards with his original art on them..

Plus when the movie hit, i have a crow bandana, and a Brandon Lee poster that was very hard to come by that he signed..He is a very disturbed individual..

The poster is of B.Lee walking throught the church doors, hes in the center walking. It looks like just a big white stripe down the middle of a black background with him in the middle. Very hard to find this poster with "NO" writing.. It doesnt have the name of the movie, credits, or anything. The more seen poster says "The Crow" in red letters at the bottom.

The only DC titles i read are (DUH)Superman, Batman, and anything that includes Alex Ross....he is God!

I am an Avid & religious Wolverine reader. I use to read alot Valiant titles untill they went under. I use to big on Web Head, but that fell off for a while. Ill check it out after it gets ito this whole revamping trend that is hitting everything.

I love independant titles. Death Dealer was a good one written by Glen Danzig (yes the Heavy metal guy)

I read Preacher for a while, and The Maxx was my fav, untill Sam Keith pulled it.

Super'...

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"Only the warrior that hears the call will know when to leave, Where to go" -unknown

Cool!

The batman and x-men comics rock. The comics I grew up reading were Bunty, Mandy,Judy, The Beano, Beezer and Dandy. (I guess only people in the U.K and Ireland know these!).