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In reply to the discussion: Comic Books/Manga /Anime [View all]Marr
(20,317 posts)51. The best comic I've read in recent years was, believe it or not,
Last edited Wed Oct 21, 2015, 11:39 AM - Edit history (1)
GI Joe: Cobra, from IDW.
Mike Costa intended to tell a much more sophisticated, complex, adult sort of story and to use the most absurd characters in GI Joe to do it. Sounds like a project doomed to failure but my god, it was fantastic. It would honestly make a great movie, or pair of movies.
It's a very dense, tense sort of spy drama with lots of twists and turns and he actually makes Cobra seem terrifying and believable. It's halfway between a religious cult and something like Blackwater.
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Valid observation, fairly stated. I'm not an avid fan myself but Lover Boy has gotten me to look
Nuclear Unicorn
Oct 2015
#56
Loved silver age Marvel and a HUUUUge fan of American animated cartoons & comic strips
Gidney N Cloyd
Oct 2015
#35
I can't help but imagining that person going up to Kouban and referring to the police officers as:
LostOne4Ever
Oct 2015
#86
I voted that adults who read comics are childish but I consider that a virtue.
Nuclear Unicorn
Oct 2015
#55
It's absolutely "okay" for adults to like comic books, manga and anime
Warren DeMontague
Oct 2015
#76