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Comics thread anyone? I just read this thing. Find stuff on http://libgen.org/comics/index.php Post things you like!

digger – it's not cyb at all but I liked it: http://diggercomic.com/ supermassive black hole A* – confusing but I love the scifi art: http://smbhax.com/

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Transmetropolitan

Any of you guys liking Sandman Overture?

>>488 Ah transmet; the prototype for the sardonic, self-absorbed "activist" blogger

This was really good. Too bad the series never came into fruition.

>>484 http://tapastic.com/episode/2139 is a must read. I also love Saga and The Wrenchies am reading Black Science, and Rocket Girl

>>498 I know I am.

>>840 This looks very interesting. I've never read Sandman before. Which series are good?

>>841 Start with preludes and nocturnes.

>>891 what is this? that looks amazing

Alex+Ada Sterile future with AI and androids. The story's about liberating artificially intelligent androids from the constraints that corps put on them. It's by the Luna brothers. I highly recommend.

I have only read the first trade paperback of Saga but I loved it. Impatiently waiting for volume 2 in the mail.

>>917 Brian K. Vaughn is one of my favorite comic book authors. I read volume 1 a few years ago, I think I'll catch up soon, I've heard it's gotten even better.

>>925 What else do you like by him? I've heard Y The Last Man is good

>>926 Y The Last Man is definitely good I really like Ex Machina too, about an ex-super hero becoming Mayor of New York Pride of Baghdad is a really short read that's really cool And if you don't mind reading something Marvel related, his run on Runaways was pretty fun too!

picked this one up the other day. pretty fun read

/cyb/ webcomics http://www.webtoons.com/en/sf/cyberbunk/ep-1/viewer?title_no=466&episode_no=1 http://tapastic.com/episode/2139

>>1288 http://www.drugsandwires.fail/

>>1289 I really like this been keeping up on it through tapastic

http://www.nawlz.com/season1/ NAWLZ is so great it's worth spinning up a VM or something with flash for it. trust me.

>>1293 oh my. this looks amazing! So Schway!

>>1293 been looking through other things this guy made found this http://www.sutueatsflies.com/neomad-comic/

>>839 That's amazing! More comics or anime like that?

>>1331 other than the graphic novel I'm working on (which wont be out for a couple months) I dont know. If any knows about any please share.

>>839 This is good but I don't think it will be continued. Author started producing cat ear headphones instead. >>1293 This. This is fuarrrking amazing. I will buy some of his soykaf. >>1289 This is quite good but I like the interactive one better. http://dreamspace.nfshost.com/

>>484 I'm sorry, I just can't get over >realistic and relevant Is that some sort of joke or is it absolutely serious? Polite sage for offtopic/not contributing

Here are some I recommend for you to check out I'm providing this good magnet link for Saga because it is a lot more well known but PLEASE support the artists if you like them. magnet:?xt=urn:btih:C1F9341609B9C822237D7E1E707B9D337B0B303A&dn=saga+1+18+2012+2014+1440px+2048px+hd+theproletariat+novus+nvs+d&tr=udp%3A%2F%2Fopen.demonii.com%3A1337%2Fannounce

Here's a great webcomic about a dude and his adventures train hopping, hitchhiking, painting, and buildering. (hitchiking adventure start at page 45 i believe) http://adventuresofjonas.thecomicseries.com/comics/first/

>>1348 I just read this, it was really sweet. makes me want to explore

>>1348 I fuarrrking hate him but I couldn't stop reading.

>>1395 hate is too strong a word for what i felt why hate i found it pretty ok overall

the only thing that made me wtf is the fact that they got busted TWICE at the mall and the minigolf i mean what's up with that, who tf cares and why does the police even come

>>1396 Eh, I can empathize with the other anon. The one-sided anti-religious segments caught me off guard along with the unwarranted aggression towards old folks. It makes a pretty good travel memoir as is, but it'd be much better if the author tried to give a more objective view on the events rather than from his perspective. still neat though

>>1399 did you read what the author writes on the bottom of every page? like right under the page he always explains what the page is about. He explains the religious ones and the ones about how he doesn't like asking for food\money

>>1400 Yeah, and I can appreciate that. Explanation still doesn't rationalize a lot of the soykaf he goes about doing. I can understand the aversion to begging, to a point I get the yell-at-god thing, but above all else the outright anger towards old people just gets my goat. I'm not going to rant and rave about how some of my opinions clash against his, but the general distaste for everybody over fifty is just complete nonsense.

another webcomic for you lainons. http://romanticallyapocalyptic.com/0

>>1401 why does he have to perfectly rationalize all his actions? do you only read books with likeable characters? >>1408 what's funny is I started to read that the day you posted it

>>1439 >do you only read books with likeable characters? Of course not. I liked the comic overall. It's just difficult to get through some of it because of how pissy the protagonist is; sort of like A Confederacy of Dunces or The Catcher in the Rye.

>>611 Sadly true but I don't think that was the intention. There's a trend with current youth culture to idolise the wrong people. Spider is not a good person, he just tries to show how bad the rest of the world is. No one should try to be like Spider, especially not bloggers. That level of tenacity is obnoxious if you're not in the upper tiers of journalism, and even there it won't gain you friends or respect. He does it for himself and his obsession with the truth. Of course, these are the same people who see Tyler Durden as a positive role model.

>>840 I've just ordered the hardcover that's coming out in a week or two. I liked Overture's story, but I LOVED the art. Totally worth having just to gawk at.

Guess this is the place to ask Not so long ago I saw this comic, dystopic, a guy was coaxed into the cyber revolt. A couple of brothers I guess. Something like fish eyes or something.

>>2387 Fisheye Placebo http://tapastic.com/series/fisheye

>>611 >>2361 ITT: People who have never read Hunter S. Thompson. Spider is just Ellis' take on Duke in the future. He's no better or worse than the real journalist who inspired him.