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Probably The Sentry. I know it's not a very complicated desing, but it always stands out.

Haha, yeah, it's real. It's from one of the Amazons Attack issues.

...Bees. My god.

I'm going to send in lots of emails accusing you of being insane and/or having no taste in comics now.

Mostly Blutengel, Lacrimas Profundere, and The 69 Eyes.

Favourite- Desperado, closely followed by Once Upon a Time in Mexico. Best- Sin City, for its goodness and success.

To be honest, I think I was stoned at the time.

So I read Ultimates 02, and then five minutes later I'd forgotten what happened.

You prob already know this, but you'll wanna get Dark Victory, the sequel.

No Jurassic Park= Fail.

Haha, yeah, even the mighty Batman can't hope to stand up against a deadly bee weapon. My god!

I've read the two Brand New Day stories, and found them to be bland, unorigional crap.

Did you read any Transmetropolitan yet, D.W? I ask because, from looking at your (very good) comic tastes in this thread, I think it's something you'd really enjoy.

Much of Deathly Hallows felt like sheer filler to me, so I think this isn't going to add anything creatively. I'd find it interesting if they moved certain parts of The Half-Blood Prince to this, though, because there's so much backstory in Prince that I'm worried that too much will get cut from it.

An awesome, mind-blowing book. Hope you like it.

I'll go... 10) V for Vendetta 9) The Crow 8) Constatine (this is an awkward one, since I tend to go into it while trying hard not to compare it to the comic at all) 7) Spider-Man 6) Hellboy 5) Sin City 4) X-Men 3) X-Men 2 2) Batman Begins 1) Spider-Man 2 I've tried to stick to the same criteria as Yoda, otherwise History of Violence would certainly be in my top four.

This is bizarre. there's no way that this movie should be even slightly good, but... it kind of looks like it might be. I loved Kung Fu hustle, and there's Spike Masters in it. I'm so conflicted

It's pretty great, yeah. The last couple of pages are awesome.

I'm not sure if it counts as self-contained or not, since I read it all in TPB form, but the whole Death and Return of Superman saga. I know it's not exactly Watchmen, but it was the thing that really got me into comics, and made me a serious mark for Cyborg Superman for some reason. I really like late 80's to early 90's Superman books.

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The 40 Worst Rob Liefeld Drawings @ Progressive Boink A column that made me both laugh and recoil in shock with equal measure, so much so that I thought I should link it here. I don't really know much about Liefeld, having read probably nothing that he wrote/drew. Was he really that bad?

That Might Avengers idea would rule hard.

I'm a big fan of Fables too, though it has its highs and lows. The March of the Wooden Soldiers story is one of my favourite of all time.

I think it's superb. I'm especially impressed at how well thought out it is, from the layout of the plot to the re-imagining of the characters- particularly in comparison to UX-Men and UF4.