So what's everyone here reading?

I just finished haunted and it was great, i was gonna read diary but decided to read kane and able by jeffery archer first then go back

[QUOTE=firebeat75]I just finished haunted and it was great, i was gonna read diary but decided to read kane and able by jeffery archer first then go back[/QUOTE]
[size=1]pssst this threads for lists of comic style books people are reading, theres another thread for making lists of actual books people are reading[/size]

I'm flipping through

(DC) [B]Starman[/B] - [I]Sins of The Father[/I]
(Vertigo) [B]DMZ[/B] - [I]On The Ground[/I]
(Vertigo) [B]Preacher[/B] - [I]Until The End of The World[/I]

Wrong thread. American Psycho and Haunted.

Reasons to Live - Amy Hempel

Oh man! went to the back of the closet cleaning stuff out and found 12 issues of the old Captain Carrot and his Amazing Zoo Crew
[IMG]http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/4/41/Zoocrew_issue1.jpg/200px-Zoocrew_issue1.jpg[/IMG]

Probably been close to 20 years since i read through these, completely forgot I even had em !

Also found, the original Teen Titans: Judas Contract mini-series
[IMG]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v204/karbunkle/44.jpg[/IMG]

Can't wait to go through these again !

Heat vol.2 by Ryoichi Ikegami

it's bit like Goodfellas

[I]Sandman[/I] (something to think) and [I]Battel Angel Alita[/I] (something for entertainment) and [I]Usagi Yojimbo[/I] (for both reasons)

I just read The Hard Goodbye and 300. Both good and by Frank Miller

Are they both sin city?

Not 300.

[QUOTE=Buddha Monk]Iam reading The Sandman series. I've always known of the Sandman series but just recently got into becuase I saw that Neil Gaimen was featured on this site in the authors section.[/QUOTE]
which series are you reading ?

I'm just wondering if Devil Man is popular here....

never heard of him

I found my old Garfild and Hogar comics... I love them... especially Hogar.

[I]Locke The Superman[/I] - friend borowed me them and I should start to read it. but after I read [I]Alita[/I] I just don't believe something can be better.

[QUOTE=storm47]I found my old Garfild and Hogar comics... I love them... especially Hogar.[/QUOTE]
you mean Hagar the horrible?

I just bought Why I Am Not A Christian? by Bertrand Russell

I have not started it yet, but I will probably later on if the weather is could enough to sit out back.

[QUOTE=inkpen78]I just bought Why I Am Not A Christian? by Bertrand Russell

I have not started it yet, but I will probably later on if the weather is could enough to sit out back.[/QUOTE]
is that a comic book?

[QUOTE=inkpen78]I just bought Why I Am Not A Christian? by Bertrand Russell

I have not started it yet, but I will probably later on if the weather is could enough to sit out back.[/QUOTE]

I think it's disappointing if you are actually NOT a Christian.

I never read it, but I heard it's more akin to Martin Luthers posting to the catherdal door more than it is an athiest manifesto.

I read a lot of Sandman, Ultimate Spiderman, anything done by Frank Millar, anything done by Alan Moore, Ultimates2, JTHM, SQUEE, Supergirl New Avengers
etc

Has anyone read Bukowski's Post Office?

[URL=http://www.nerve.com/specialissues/comics/]Nerve.com's Special Comic Issue[/URL]; only read the essays, and they make me miss New York..will check out more later. new work by Paul Pope

[QUOTE=Thag;871687]I think it's disappointing if you are actually NOT a Christian.

I never read it, but I heard it's more akin to Martin Luthers posting to the catherdal door more than it is an athiest manifesto.[/QUOTE]

I know this is an old posting, but I finished the book about a month ago and I am really not sure what I read. I am a Christian (Catholic to be exact), but I still have questions. Russell is from a Protestant background (or at least I gathered that) but he did ask some really pertinent questions in the book. I don't think it is a read for everyone. I think if you are willing to question your religion, but strong enough to retain your beliefs, then the book can do no harm. If you are not...don't read it.

[QUOTE=Jack Parsons;927292]Has anyone read Bukowski's Post Office?[/QUOTE]

Probably my second favorite Bukowski novel. Read it, read it now.

[b]comics! Comics! Comics! [/b]

[QUOTE=Brainfat;927969]Probably my second favorite Bukowski novel. Read it, read it now.[/QUOTE]

Should I read it before Factotum though?

Just finished The Incal series by Jodorowsky & Mœbius. Excellent stuff...

Previous to that, I went through Neil Gaiman's Neverwhere and Charles Burns' One Eye. The latter is just a collection of photos, but still rather interesting to see how he chose to stack and title them.

I also recently read The Technopriest series...Does anyone know if the third volume of this will ever come out, since DC kicked the Humanoids sector?

I love Jodorowsky. Oh so much.

Did you watch [B]El Topo[/B] ?

Yes. An excellent film.
So is Holy Mountain. And Fando Y Lis. And Santa Sangre.

He's working on a new film: King Shot

I'm eagerly awaiting that one...

Problem is he's a bit like Orson Welles, his film projects come to fruition as often as the appearances of Nessie.
That's why he's a more productive comic book writer, especially in France.

hahaha.
Quite true...

[QUOTE=Jack Parsons;928696]Should I read it before Factotum though?[/QUOTE]

I did. Post Office was the first Bukowski that I read. Good one to start with.

[QUOTE=PureTaurine;939071]Just finished The Incal series by Jodorowsky & Mœbius. Excellent stuff...

Previous to that, I went through Neil Gaiman's Neverwhere and Charles Burns' One Eye. The latter is just a collection of photos, but still rather interesting to see how he chose to stack and title them.

I also recently read The Technopriest series...Does anyone know if the third volume of this will ever come out, since DC kicked the Humanoids sector?

I love Jodorowsky. Oh so much.[/QUOTE]

Woot! Another Jodorowsky fan. Discovered him a couple years ago, he's just awesome! And moebius together, it's like crack, must read it all.

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