[firmpulse]

So when does 3.0 kick off?

[stopdead]

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Originally Posted by firmpulse

So when does 3.0 kick off?

Nobody knows. There's been no official announcement from anyone.

I wish Larry was more business oriented on his Facebook page. He does very little to promote ARAH or any of his current work. About the only thing current that he talks about are the cons he's attending. I get it--it isn't something that his generation ever had to do in the past, but it's a major lost opportunity in my opinion. He could be teasing ARAH now (and regularly) to build up excitement.

[AWOL]

Aside from Skybound, what other publisher would be a good fit?

[stopdead]

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Originally Posted by AWOL

Aside from Skybound, what other publisher would be a good fit?

I don't know much about Skybound, but I'm game for any publisher that will commit to producing a high quality product. What I mean by that is a) paying for a top tier art team (pencils and inks); b) producing covers that tie in to the story (no more pinups) and; c) will work/collaborate with Hama to ensure the stories are cohesive and satisfying.

[FunkyBunch]

Here's a few non Joe things to try out in that get my stamp of approval.
Lazarus by rucka and lark - future dystopia. Rival warlords fight for control
Deathstroke by priest omnibus - features many issues with Hama layouts
Dip into the world of Dredd with casefiles or a classic story like "America"
Sara tpb by ennis and opting- WWII story focussed on russian female snipers

[vxc961]

Thanks Mark! How about any ongoing series? I feel like I want an excuse to visit my LCS once a month or so...although you have piqued my interest with your picks, especially Lazarus! (I often pick up Garth Ennis's war books when I'm in my LCS as impulse buys--they're always great!)

[FunkyBunch]

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Originally Posted by vxc961

Thanks Mark! How about any ongoing series? I feel like I want an excuse to visit my LCS once a month or so...although you have piqued my interest with your picks, especially Lazarus! (I often pick up Garth Ennis's war books when I'm in my LCS as impulse buys--they're always great!)

Lazarus is one of my favourite modern comics. It's great.

I generally read comics in collected format these days...

I have bought but not yet read Old Dog issues 1 & 2 by Declan Shalvey from image. I hear good things and I have a lot if tine for him. He also has another ongoing "Time Before Time" which is also good.

Saga is one of the very best monthly books. It has a compendium out repainting the first chunk if story and it is back to coming out every month or so.

I hear a lot of good things about some of the creator owned books. "Something is killing the children" and "house by the lake" but I've not delved into these yet.

The Chief currently is working for "a place in space" comic shop in Croydon, UK. He often posts on their instagram tips on new out books.

[AWOL]

The Nick Fury series' from Max comics are pretty stellar. He's like a hardcore version of Joe Colton.

[GMW79]

The 'Nam and The Nth Man if you haven't already read them.

[Cobra Agent 66]

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Originally Posted by GMW79

The 'Nam and The Nth Man if you haven't already read them.

I've been bugging Larry Hama on Facebook for an Nth Man collect TPB for years but he keeps telling me "Don't tell me, tell Marvel!". I'm like "Bro, I'm sure you know SOMEONE over there."

I forgot about The 'Nam, it was cool too.