Bam! Pow! Awesome!: Robolepers

Giant red space stations and commentary on the dynamics of alien biology. Also, prepare to have your imagination strained to its very limits.

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Another thing that glows red: Red Lava Lamp!

Am I the only one who immediately thought of a parasect when bug dude was mentioned? Yeah, probably.

It's scientifically proven that if you paint stuff red...it will go faster!

After working at a comic book store for 4 months, I realized that there are plenty of "awesome" comics out there but very very few with any decent of a story. Just because stuff goes boom real nice doesn't mean it's a good comic. Boobs on the other hand...

...also don't mean the comic's any good.

Meh.

oliveira8:
It's scientifically proven that if you paint stuff red...it will go faster!

Boss 'ere's right. I paintted me truck red dis mornin' and it is da fastest in da whole Waaagh!

Barbalute:
Bam! Pow! Awesome!: Robolepers

Giant red space stations and commentary on the dynamics of alien biology. Also, prepare to have your imagination strained to its very limits.

Read Full Article

Although I criticized your previous reviews, I definitely liked this one because you went completely over the top. Away with the conventional thinking and making your own style, job well done!

AvsJoe:
After working at a comic book store for 4 months, I realized that there are plenty of "awesome" comics out there but very very few with any decent of a story. Just because stuff goes boom real nice doesn't mean it's a good comic. Boobs on the other hand...

...also don't mean the comic's any good.

Awesome is...

Woem:
Awesome is...

Marvel '1602' spoiler

I've never really cared for country-themed superheroes. Captain America, Captain Canuck, the other Canadian guy, the other American guy, the British guy... patriotism is all well and good but I'd rather read a comic about someone else.

1602 does sound like a good idea though.

AvsJoe:

Woem:
Awesome is...

Marvel '1602' spoiler

I've never really cared for country-themed superheroes. Captain America, Captain Canuck, the other Canadian guy, the other American guy, the British guy... patriotism is all well and good but I'd rather read a comic about someone else.

1602 does sound like a good idea though.

I share that sentiment, I don't really like Captain America, or the Red Guardian or Captain Britain. I think the 1602 series was the only one where I was pleasantly surprised by his appearance. And the idea of a Native American Captain America was just brilliant.

If you want to explore the series then I can recommend you the original 1602 series and the 1602: Fantastick Four follow-up. There's also a 1602: New World that focuses on Spider-Man and Hulk but it was too brainlessly action-packed for me, and that comes from a Hulk fan.

Woem:

AvsJoe:

Woem:
Awesome is...

Marvel '1602' spoiler

I've never really cared for country-themed superheroes. Captain America, Captain Canuck, the other Canadian guy, the other American guy, the British guy... patriotism is all well and good but I'd rather read a comic about someone else.

1602 does sound like a good idea though.

I share that sentiment, I don't really like Captain America, or the Red Guardian or Captain Britain. I think the 1602 series was the only one where I was pleasantly surprised by his appearance. And the idea of a Native American Captain America was just brilliant.

If you want to explore the series then I can recommend you the original 1602 series and the 1602: Fantastick Four follow-up. There's also a 1602: New World that focuses on Spider-Man and Hulk but it was too brainlessly action-packed for me, and that comes from a Hulk fan.

Thanks for the recommendations but I have no money right now and, at the end of the day, I'm not even a big fan of comics or graphic novels. I know enough about them to competently run a comic book store on weekends but I don't really care about them. I'm more of a movie guy (which only furthers my dislike of comics since there are very few good movie adaptations of them. I know it's not the comic's fault but they suffer for it nonetheless).