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Yep. The comic dude guy- the best comic of all time in my opinion; horrific, shocking, outrageous, funny and thought provoking all at the same time!

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Always preferred Hellblazer.

Seemed Ennis tried to constantly outdo himself after Jessie's granma and her 'helpers' snuffed it.

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I agree.

Hellblazer was the first, although I rate Preacher ever so fractionally higher.

I almost fainted when I heard what they were doing to John, but actually I was pleasantly surprised; Keanu wasn't half bad... Lets hope theres a sequel...

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digitalwaters wrote: I agree.

Hellblazer was the first, although I rate Preacher ever so fractionally higher.

I almost fainted when I heard what they were doing to John, but actually I was pleasantly surprised; Keanu wasn't half bad... Lets hope theres a sequel...

I had the same reaction.

What's your favourite Preacher and Hellblazer storyline?

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My memory is crap, so you may have to help me...

Preacher; The story where Cassidy gets shot into little bits and they have the big shoot out with Star and co. (The Nazi boss guy- may have got his name wrong).

Hellblazer; Well, Dangerous Habits is amazing... I also like the story about the demon of the football fans- a cautionary tale for any aspiring 'viking'...

Anyway... logging off now, see y'all tomorrow!

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digitalwaters wrote: My memory is crap, so you may have to help me...

Preacher; The story where Cassidy gets shot into little bits and they have the big shoot out with Star and co. (The Nazi boss guy- may have got his name wrong).

That was the last great Preacher story, IMO.

Isn't Cassidy genius?

digitalwaters wrote: Hellblazer; Well, Dangerous Habits is amazing... I also like the story about the demon of the football fans- a cautionary tale for any aspiring 'viking'...

Loved the moment when John asks them what they do on Saturday.

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What have I done? I've commited the worst possible NOOL sin:

start a thread on a subject you know zilch about!

:cry:

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Monsieur Round & Round wrote: What have I done? I've commited the worst possible NOOL sin:

start a thread on a subject you know zilch about!

:cry:

Ever heard of 'The Sandman' comic (that's no.3 in my all time list) ?

My fave story from that is 'A Season of Mists'; where the devil resigns from hell and all chaos breaks loose as a result... (you can get it in collected book form now).

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I know (a bit anyway...) Neil Gaiman's masterpiece. It just happens that, when it comes to comics, I'm a little bit partial towards european ones. French/belgian school, to be more acurate:

Moebius/Giraud, Enki Bilal and the like...

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The Sandman stories are out in collected hardcovers now- you'll be happy if you spend your money on these- I guarantee!

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For Sandman?

'A Season of Mists' - a complete classic!

and

'A Game of You'....

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digitalwaters wrote: For Sandman?

'A Season of Mists' - a complete classic!

and

'A Game of You'....

No, you said that Sandman was nº 3 in your all time list. What are nºs 1 and 2 then?

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Oh, sorry;

  1. Preacher.

  2. Hellblazer.

  3. Sandman.

And from the retro days (late 70's / early 80's);

  1. Claremont's Uncanny XMen.

  2. The Defenders.

  3. Nova / ROM.

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The Defenders were a group of superheroes who dealt with mystical threats to Earth / The Universe. Comprising mainly of; Dr. Strange, The Hulk, The Silver Surfer and a few other lesser knowns...

Nova was a sort of Spiderman type character with cosmic powers.

ROM was a guy beating off an invasion of shape shifting 'wraiths' who were trying to take over the world (ala DS9's changelings and a million other copies).

Don't worry; you're not missing much by not being aware of these comics; it's more a sentimental thing as they were some of the first things I read...

:D

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