Anygood graphic novels or manga series that you would recommend?
Q. Hi I'm an avid reader of graphic novels such as Batman(particularly Frank miller ones and the jeph loeb one ) and also Alan moore graphic novels such as V for Vendetta and Watchmen. I also enjoy reading manga in particular Death note, Bleach and Naruto. From my suggestions can you recommend anything new to read. I'm open to anything so you can recommend anything you've found really good. i don't really mind anything is good, all suggestions are welcome! Thanks for your answers!
Asked by Albino Wookie - Fri Mar 20 16:13:27 2009 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Graphic Novels: Fables (on going) The Walking Dead (on going) Invincible (on going) Batman: The Killing Joke Joker World War Hulk Ronin 300 Anime: Soul Eater Fairy Tail One Piece Homunculus
Answered by Joseph P - Fri Mar 20 16:20:50 2009
Q. Hi I'm an avid reader of graphic novels such as Batman(particularly Frank miller ones and the jeph loeb one ) and also Alan moore graphic novels such as V for Vendetta and Watchmen. I also enjoy reading manga in particular Death note, Bleach and Naruto. From my suggestions can you recommend anything new to read. I'm open to anything so you can recommend anything you've found really good. i don't really mind anything is good, all suggestions are welcome! Thanks for your answers!
Asked by Albino Wookie - Fri Mar 20 16:13:27 2009 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Graphic Novels: Fables (on going) The Walking Dead (on going) Invincible (on going) Batman: The Killing Joke Joker World War Hulk Ronin 300 Anime: Soul Eater Fairy Tail One Piece Homunculus
Answered by Joseph P - Fri Mar 20 16:20:50 2009
What are some Batman graphic novels with Catwoman in them?
Q. Aside from Hush and Heart of Hush, what are some graphic novels that feature Catwoman in them (preferably from a romantic standpoint). I tried to pull a list from google and had no luck. I have a few, but I would like to build my collection and need help trying to compile a list of must-haves for any Batman+Catwoman fan.
Asked by Melissa H - Fri Aug 7 23:33:52 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Not a graphic novel per se, but there was an issue of Detective (just before Crisis on Infinite Earths, I believe) where the Batman of Earth 2 is affected by gas from the Scarecrow, to be unable to see or hear his closest friends. He discovers he fears being left all alone, as he was when his parents died. Unable to get any friends to help track down the Scarecrow, he recruits the Catwoman. She helps him. At one point, she is astonished at the large number of scars he has on his body (he must remove his shirt so she can bandage his injuries) and he says, "Oh, that. Occupational hazard. Fifteen years of fighting crime will do that to you." She gains a respect for him she never had before. They are on the verge of capturing the Scarecrow… [cont.]
Answered by cdf-rom - Sat Aug 8 00:48:21 2009
Q. Aside from Hush and Heart of Hush, what are some graphic novels that feature Catwoman in them (preferably from a romantic standpoint). I tried to pull a list from google and had no luck. I have a few, but I would like to build my collection and need help trying to compile a list of must-haves for any Batman+Catwoman fan.
Asked by Melissa H - Fri Aug 7 23:33:52 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Not a graphic novel per se, but there was an issue of Detective (just before Crisis on Infinite Earths, I believe) where the Batman of Earth 2 is affected by gas from the Scarecrow, to be unable to see or hear his closest friends. He discovers he fears being left all alone, as he was when his parents died. Unable to get any friends to help track down the Scarecrow, he recruits the Catwoman. She helps him. At one point, she is astonished at the large number of scars he has on his body (he must remove his shirt so she can bandage his injuries) and he says, "Oh, that. Occupational hazard. Fifteen years of fighting crime will do that to you." She gains a respect for him she never had before. They are on the verge of capturing the Scarecrow… [cont.]
Answered by cdf-rom - Sat Aug 8 00:48:21 2009
Where should I sell my collection of Naruto graphic novels and how much are they worth?
Q. I've accumulated many volumes of Naruto graphic novels, along with other manga throughout the years, and have basically outgrown them. I've donated most of the others to local libraries, but every one of them already has a Naruto collection. I have volumes 1 through 33, (which, unfortunately, is not the entire series) all of which have been handled gently. If they are worth anything at all, how much could I sell them for? Where would be the best place to sell them?
Asked by Yuki - Sun May 2 23:50:35 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. eBay is always a good place to auction off things you no longer need or want for money. you can also try a local used bookstore or Half Price Books. Although used bookstores typically doesn't pay very much. I've heard that Half Price Books only pay like $1 per manga which doesn't seem worth it but you could always try and if they don't give you a fair offer then just decline. Craigslist.com is another good option so that you can deal locally and with cash. I would say that used manga are worth $4 each since that is how much you can buy them for used at bookstores. Hope that helps!
Answered by Kg1270 - Wed May 5 23:21:05 2010
Q. I've accumulated many volumes of Naruto graphic novels, along with other manga throughout the years, and have basically outgrown them. I've donated most of the others to local libraries, but every one of them already has a Naruto collection. I have volumes 1 through 33, (which, unfortunately, is not the entire series) all of which have been handled gently. If they are worth anything at all, how much could I sell them for? Where would be the best place to sell them?
Asked by Yuki - Sun May 2 23:50:35 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. eBay is always a good place to auction off things you no longer need or want for money. you can also try a local used bookstore or Half Price Books. Although used bookstores typically doesn't pay very much. I've heard that Half Price Books only pay like $1 per manga which doesn't seem worth it but you could always try and if they don't give you a fair offer then just decline. Craigslist.com is another good option so that you can deal locally and with cash. I would say that used manga are worth $4 each since that is how much you can buy them for used at bookstores. Hope that helps!
Answered by Kg1270 - Wed May 5 23:21:05 2010
What Batman graphic novels should I look into reading?
Q. I already have Arkham Asylum:A Serious Place on a Serious Earth, Batman: The Long Halloween, Dark Victory and Haunted Knight and on the verge of getting The Killing Joke, getting without a doubt. I know of the others, but out of all the graphic novels, can you tell me the ones that were the best storylines besides the ones mentioned above? I also do not want to empty my bank account lol, your insight is needed fellow batman fans.
Asked by dragon1986us - Mon Jul 27 03:28:13 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here is a list of definite Batman novel's you should read or buy. try on ebay for them but check the prices against amazon so you no your getting a bargain.. thats what i did... The Return of the Dark Knight is a must... and the sequal Batman: The Dark Knight Strikes Again isn't too bad. Batman: year one Batman Prodical is a good read, Batman: Sword of Azrael , Batman Knightfall, - i think its in 3 parts but you can buy them all together, Bayman no man's land is awesome. Hush is really good too! Happy reading!
Answered by Aka - Mon Jul 27 16:55:55 2009
Q. I already have Arkham Asylum:A Serious Place on a Serious Earth, Batman: The Long Halloween, Dark Victory and Haunted Knight and on the verge of getting The Killing Joke, getting without a doubt. I know of the others, but out of all the graphic novels, can you tell me the ones that were the best storylines besides the ones mentioned above? I also do not want to empty my bank account lol, your insight is needed fellow batman fans.
Asked by dragon1986us - Mon Jul 27 03:28:13 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here is a list of definite Batman novel's you should read or buy. try on ebay for them but check the prices against amazon so you no your getting a bargain.. thats what i did... The Return of the Dark Knight is a must... and the sequal Batman: The Dark Knight Strikes Again isn't too bad. Batman: year one Batman Prodical is a good read, Batman: Sword of Azrael , Batman Knightfall, - i think its in 3 parts but you can buy them all together, Bayman no man's land is awesome. Hush is really good too! Happy reading!
Answered by Aka - Mon Jul 27 16:55:55 2009
What are some great Comics and Graphic novels to get me started?
Q. I'm looking for comics and graphic novels in every genre. I have never really been into them, but i'm beginning to really appriciate the artform and would like suggestions, thanks!
Asked by rastapunker - Sun Jul 16 07:16:35 2006 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. My 11 yr old son reads Naruto, Full Metal Alchemist, & others I can't remember!
Answered by jennifersuem - Sun Jul 16 07:23:01 2006
Q. I'm looking for comics and graphic novels in every genre. I have never really been into them, but i'm beginning to really appriciate the artform and would like suggestions, thanks!
Asked by rastapunker - Sun Jul 16 07:16:35 2006 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. My 11 yr old son reads Naruto, Full Metal Alchemist, & others I can't remember!
Answered by jennifersuem - Sun Jul 16 07:23:01 2006
What DC graphic novels have a large amount of characters and large battles?
Q. What DC Universe graphic novels have a lot of characters with big battles like Kingdom Come or JUSTICE? Thanks a lot.
Asked by James C - Thu Nov 5 23:15:05 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Crisis on Infinite earths Infinite Crisis Final Crisis The Sinestro Corps War Batman: No Man's Land Superman/Batman : Public Enemies
Answered by Adam S - Thu Nov 5 23:50:58 2009
Q. What DC Universe graphic novels have a lot of characters with big battles like Kingdom Come or JUSTICE? Thanks a lot.
Asked by James C - Thu Nov 5 23:15:05 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Crisis on Infinite earths Infinite Crisis Final Crisis The Sinestro Corps War Batman: No Man's Land Superman/Batman : Public Enemies
Answered by Adam S - Thu Nov 5 23:50:58 2009
What are some good superhero graphic novels?
Q. I'm going to the bookstore today and I've decided to buy some superhero graphic novels, but I don't know any good ones. I've already read "Watchmen." Since there's all those superhero movies coming out in 2010 and I'm a movie nerd, I want to start reading some ones that are actually good so I don't waste my money, but I can't think of any. Any suggestions?
Asked by thedark_ninja - Sun Sep 13 11:51:08 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Not really "super heros" but, X-men Evolution is pretty good. Also, the Cable and Deadpool graphic novels are to. You can never go wrong with Deadpool XD
Answered by Veronica - Sun Sep 13 12:05:20 2009
Q. I'm going to the bookstore today and I've decided to buy some superhero graphic novels, but I don't know any good ones. I've already read "Watchmen." Since there's all those superhero movies coming out in 2010 and I'm a movie nerd, I want to start reading some ones that are actually good so I don't waste my money, but I can't think of any. Any suggestions?
Asked by thedark_ninja - Sun Sep 13 11:51:08 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Not really "super heros" but, X-men Evolution is pretty good. Also, the Cable and Deadpool graphic novels are to. You can never go wrong with Deadpool XD
Answered by Veronica - Sun Sep 13 12:05:20 2009
what is the difference between graphic novels and comic books?
Q. as both are a visual medium of story telling...please explain...and do take refernce to japanese comics and graphic novels...as they do cross over to many other genres than just comedy and adventure. thank you
Asked by krokedile - Thu Apr 17 02:38:38 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Graphic Novels - usually explicit images are used Comic books - words are usually what makes it
Answered by Rose Valentine - Thu Apr 17 02:44:17 2008
Q. as both are a visual medium of story telling...please explain...and do take refernce to japanese comics and graphic novels...as they do cross over to many other genres than just comedy and adventure. thank you
Asked by krokedile - Thu Apr 17 02:38:38 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Graphic Novels - usually explicit images are used Comic books - words are usually what makes it
Answered by Rose Valentine - Thu Apr 17 02:44:17 2008
Can any one give me a list of the graphic novels for Wonder Woman?
Q. I just bought Love and Murder, but I guess that's not the first one. Can any one give me a list in order of the graphic novels that go along with that book? I'd like to buy the whole series if possible.
Asked by Liz - Mon Feb 22 14:55:24 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would suggest you go to DC. There is a complete section on graphic novels, by character in there. They will also list the comic arcs they represent, so you can buy them in order
Answered by gabrielx64 - Mon Feb 22 15:45:56 2010
Q. I just bought Love and Murder, but I guess that's not the first one. Can any one give me a list in order of the graphic novels that go along with that book? I'd like to buy the whole series if possible.
Asked by Liz - Mon Feb 22 14:55:24 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would suggest you go to DC. There is a complete section on graphic novels, by character in there. They will also list the comic arcs they represent, so you can buy them in order
Answered by gabrielx64 - Mon Feb 22 15:45:56 2010
In what order should I buy x men graphic novels?
Q. Im looking to read the graphic novels based on xmen and would like to see what order I should read/purchase them in.
Asked by Bethel Trip - Sat Jun 12 11:03:31 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Start with the one labeled volume 1. Then volume 2, etc.
Answered by BlackPhoenix - Sat Jun 12 12:15:10 2010
Q. Im looking to read the graphic novels based on xmen and would like to see what order I should read/purchase them in.
Asked by Bethel Trip - Sat Jun 12 11:03:31 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Start with the one labeled volume 1. Then volume 2, etc.
Answered by BlackPhoenix - Sat Jun 12 12:15:10 2010
Looking for graphic novels in wactchmen style?
Q. I'm looking for some non-serial graphic novels in the style of watchmen and v for vendetta( I already have those two). Any suggestions?
Asked by Cmcm117 - Tue May 5 22:35:55 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well, how about "The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen", also by Alan Moore. Maybe try "The Dark Knight Returns" by Frank Miller, too. P.S. "League" was butchered in the movie, from what I've heard.
Answered by BauerPower - Sat May 9 02:09:17 2009
Q. I'm looking for some non-serial graphic novels in the style of watchmen and v for vendetta( I already have those two). Any suggestions?
Asked by Cmcm117 - Tue May 5 22:35:55 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well, how about "The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen", also by Alan Moore. Maybe try "The Dark Knight Returns" by Frank Miller, too. P.S. "League" was butchered in the movie, from what I've heard.
Answered by BauerPower - Sat May 9 02:09:17 2009
How can I clean Soft Cover Graphic Novels and comic books from Mildew?
Q. My Graphic Novels and Comic books have no Visible Mildew on them but they were in a basement for a year and make me itch when I read them how can I clean them?
Asked by Sean H - Thu Oct 15 15:13:49 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Initially place them in the sunlight to "bake" away any of the mildew. the harder part is going to be the smell that might linger. That may require a kind of fumigation
Answered by Mahoro_Ando - Sat Oct 17 12:04:39 2009
Q. My Graphic Novels and Comic books have no Visible Mildew on them but they were in a basement for a year and make me itch when I read them how can I clean them?
Asked by Sean H - Thu Oct 15 15:13:49 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Initially place them in the sunlight to "bake" away any of the mildew. the harder part is going to be the smell that might linger. That may require a kind of fumigation
Answered by Mahoro_Ando - Sat Oct 17 12:04:39 2009
Where can I find a reputable list of the best graphic novels or manga?
Q. I'm looking for some kind of a Top 25/50/100/etc. list of the best comic books or graphic novels or manga series of all time. I was hoping to do a project where I read and review each item on such a list, but I am unsure where to find a compilation of such lists. I was hoping for the list to be from some reputable or known site (like, say Wizard or Shonen Jump). Thanks!
Asked by Rob S - Tue Apr 20 21:22:48 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. mangavolume.com the best manga site i have ever been to and its getts more and more every day
Answered by battlinjosh - Tue Apr 20 21:27:32 2010
Q. I'm looking for some kind of a Top 25/50/100/etc. list of the best comic books or graphic novels or manga series of all time. I was hoping to do a project where I read and review each item on such a list, but I am unsure where to find a compilation of such lists. I was hoping for the list to be from some reputable or known site (like, say Wizard or Shonen Jump). Thanks!
Asked by Rob S - Tue Apr 20 21:22:48 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. mangavolume.com the best manga site i have ever been to and its getts more and more every day
Answered by battlinjosh - Tue Apr 20 21:27:32 2010
Can someone tell me in what order or what X-men graphic novels should I read?
Q. I'm looking to get into graphic novels, I'm not a big fan of reading but comics do intrigue me. I'm starting a collection of my two favorite comics graphic novels. Batman and the X-Men. Can someone tell me the list of X-men graphic novels in order?
Asked by dirty_a2000 - Mon Oct 12 00:37:02 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'd go with Essential X-Men. They put the majority of the stories in order for you. Ones to read that are not included in the Essential X-Men (yet...): Age of Apocalypse, Onslaught, House of M, Astonishing X-Men.
Answered by YoSafBridge - Mon Oct 12 00:49:01 2009
Q. I'm looking to get into graphic novels, I'm not a big fan of reading but comics do intrigue me. I'm starting a collection of my two favorite comics graphic novels. Batman and the X-Men. Can someone tell me the list of X-men graphic novels in order?
Asked by dirty_a2000 - Mon Oct 12 00:37:02 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'd go with Essential X-Men. They put the majority of the stories in order for you. Ones to read that are not included in the Essential X-Men (yet...): Age of Apocalypse, Onslaught, House of M, Astonishing X-Men.
Answered by YoSafBridge - Mon Oct 12 00:49:01 2009
Are there any Batman Graphic Novels featuring the joker, the riddler and harley quinn?
Q. I want to find a graphic novel featuring Batman, The Joker, The Riddler and Harley Quinn. I would also like Harvey Dent/Two-Face to be featured if possible. If you could give me some graphic novel names which feature these characters and if you could provide a link to weher i can buy them in the uk it would be much obliged. Thanks. J R.
Asked by josh - Tue Aug 25 09:01:56 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Good luck finding novels with ALL of them in it. Usualy the stories just focus on 1. Joker: --- *Arkham Asylum: A Serious House on Serious Earth. *Batman: Going Sane. (terrible & not canon to current comics). *Dark Joker:The Wild. *It's Joker Time. *I, Joker. *Joker:Devil's Advocate. *Joker:Switch. *Azarello's Joker (based entirely on the Dark Knight movie). *Joker's Apprentice. *The Killing Joke. *Batman: Lovers & Madmen. *Batman:The Man Who Laughs. *Batman Cacophony. *Batman:Under the Hood v1. *Batman:Secrets. *The Dark Knight Returns. *Batman:Child of Dreams. *Batman & Son. *Batman RIP. *Batman:Bloodstorm. *Batman:Dark Detective. :Batman:Joker's Asylum. *Batman:The Joker's Last Laugh. *Batman:Hush. *The Joker: Greatest Stories Ever… [cont.]
Answered by Allaiyah W - Wed Aug 26 01:15:58 2009
Q. I want to find a graphic novel featuring Batman, The Joker, The Riddler and Harley Quinn. I would also like Harvey Dent/Two-Face to be featured if possible. If you could give me some graphic novel names which feature these characters and if you could provide a link to weher i can buy them in the uk it would be much obliged. Thanks. J R.
Asked by josh - Tue Aug 25 09:01:56 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Good luck finding novels with ALL of them in it. Usualy the stories just focus on 1. Joker: --- *Arkham Asylum: A Serious House on Serious Earth. *Batman: Going Sane. (terrible & not canon to current comics). *Dark Joker:The Wild. *It's Joker Time. *I, Joker. *Joker:Devil's Advocate. *Joker:Switch. *Azarello's Joker (based entirely on the Dark Knight movie). *Joker's Apprentice. *The Killing Joke. *Batman: Lovers & Madmen. *Batman:The Man Who Laughs. *Batman Cacophony. *Batman:Under the Hood v1. *Batman:Secrets. *The Dark Knight Returns. *Batman:Child of Dreams. *Batman & Son. *Batman RIP. *Batman:Bloodstorm. *Batman:Dark Detective. :Batman:Joker's Asylum. *Batman:The Joker's Last Laugh. *Batman:Hush. *The Joker: Greatest Stories Ever… [cont.]
Answered by Allaiyah W - Wed Aug 26 01:15:58 2009
Do you think comic books/graphic novels are looked down upon?
Q. I love reading comics, graphic novels especially. I know a good number of people at school that read books or poetry, but whenever I try to recommend a graphic novel, lets say, Watchmen for example, they automatically dub it as dumb because it's a comic book. I just don't get this. Why do some people tend to think ALL comics are only about superheroes beating up bad guys? They're not. Has anyone else dealt with this before?
Asked by I - Fri Aug 15 23:59:03 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I know what you mean and I think that the problem is that people think that comics are just for little kids, before I really started getting into them I know that I did. And it's really a shame that people jump to this conclusion because like you said they automaticlly think that a masterpiece like watchmen is just not worth their time and they are really missing out on alot.
Answered by Doktor Sleepless - Sun Aug 17 17:31:51 2008
Q. I love reading comics, graphic novels especially. I know a good number of people at school that read books or poetry, but whenever I try to recommend a graphic novel, lets say, Watchmen for example, they automatically dub it as dumb because it's a comic book. I just don't get this. Why do some people tend to think ALL comics are only about superheroes beating up bad guys? They're not. Has anyone else dealt with this before?
Asked by I - Fri Aug 15 23:59:03 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I know what you mean and I think that the problem is that people think that comics are just for little kids, before I really started getting into them I know that I did. And it's really a shame that people jump to this conclusion because like you said they automaticlly think that a masterpiece like watchmen is just not worth their time and they are really missing out on alot.
Answered by Doktor Sleepless - Sun Aug 17 17:31:51 2008
What are some good comic books or graphic novels to get?
Q. I am a little out of the loop of comic books but want to get back in. I have just got the Watchmen graphic novel thanks to the movie hype but what else should i get? Really interested in stuff that is less obvious and would be nice if it is current. I miss this stuff.
Asked by no one must know - Mon Mar 9 19:36:34 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you're just out-of-the-loop, you probably already know about this one and it is obvious, but: The Sandman, by Neil Gaiman. Really good, and has won some awards, too. It's my favorite comic book series. Not really super-hero-ish, though. 1st book: Also seconding V for Vendetta.
Answered by anthy - Mon Mar 9 19:52:57 2009
Q. I am a little out of the loop of comic books but want to get back in. I have just got the Watchmen graphic novel thanks to the movie hype but what else should i get? Really interested in stuff that is less obvious and would be nice if it is current. I miss this stuff.
Asked by no one must know - Mon Mar 9 19:36:34 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you're just out-of-the-loop, you probably already know about this one and it is obvious, but: The Sandman, by Neil Gaiman. Really good, and has won some awards, too. It's my favorite comic book series. Not really super-hero-ish, though. 1st book: Also seconding V for Vendetta.
Answered by anthy - Mon Mar 9 19:52:57 2009
Where can I find the Max Payne graphic novels?
Q. I saw the movie awhile back and liked the story, but I haven't been able to find the graphic novel. I checked at a comic store and they didn't carry it so I was wondering where I could find it. Looked on Ebay, Borders, Barnes and Noble and all I fidn is the movie or the video game. Is there even a graphic novel out there?
Asked by vampyrvlad - Thu May 6 01:10:49 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try Ebay or, Borders Books.
Answered by Eric - Thu May 6 01:33:19 2010
Q. I saw the movie awhile back and liked the story, but I haven't been able to find the graphic novel. I checked at a comic store and they didn't carry it so I was wondering where I could find it. Looked on Ebay, Borders, Barnes and Noble and all I fidn is the movie or the video game. Is there even a graphic novel out there?
Asked by vampyrvlad - Thu May 6 01:10:49 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try Ebay or, Borders Books.
Answered by Eric - Thu May 6 01:33:19 2010
In what order do the Joss Whedon Serenity graphic novels read?
Q. I want to buy the 3 Serenity graphic novels, but I am not sure if they are a short series, or if they are all separate. The titles are Serenity, Serenity: Those Left Behind and then there is Serenity:Volume 2 Better Days.
Asked by Amber - Thu Feb 4 10:03:23 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 'Those Left Behind' and 'Better Days' are separate stories. Both were written by Joss Whedon, and both were excellent. 'Serenity: Those Left Behind' bridges the gap between the TV show 'Firefly' and the film 'Serenity.' The three-issue comic was also published in one volume, but there are two editions (one of which is the 'Serenity' trade paperback). 'Serenity: Better Days' is set after the events of 'Firefly,' but before the events of the film. The three-issue comic was also published as a one-volume trade paperback. You can read them in any order, but if you want to stay within the 'verse's continuity, read 'Better Days' first, then 'Those Left Behind.' There was also a one-issue comic, 'Serenity: The Other Half' written by… [cont.]
Answered by briteyes - Thu Feb 4 10:37:25 2010
Q. I want to buy the 3 Serenity graphic novels, but I am not sure if they are a short series, or if they are all separate. The titles are Serenity, Serenity: Those Left Behind and then there is Serenity:Volume 2 Better Days.
Asked by Amber - Thu Feb 4 10:03:23 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 'Those Left Behind' and 'Better Days' are separate stories. Both were written by Joss Whedon, and both were excellent. 'Serenity: Those Left Behind' bridges the gap between the TV show 'Firefly' and the film 'Serenity.' The three-issue comic was also published in one volume, but there are two editions (one of which is the 'Serenity' trade paperback). 'Serenity: Better Days' is set after the events of 'Firefly,' but before the events of the film. The three-issue comic was also published as a one-volume trade paperback. You can read them in any order, but if you want to stay within the 'verse's continuity, read 'Better Days' first, then 'Those Left Behind.' There was also a one-issue comic, 'Serenity: The Other Half' written by… [cont.]
Answered by briteyes - Thu Feb 4 10:37:25 2010
What graphic novels do you recommend?
Q. Once I read Watchmen I just got hooked on graphic novels! All readers out there what are your personal preferences?
Asked by Stifler - Sat Mar 27 20:12:50 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. Once I read Watchmen I just got hooked on graphic novels! All readers out there what are your personal preferences?
Asked by Stifler - Sat Mar 27 20:12:50 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
From Yahoo Answer Search: 'graphic novels'
Sun Jul 18 18:24:14 2010 [ refresh local cache ]
[Hide]▼
news.google.com
Fri, 18 Jun 2010 02:43:42 GMT+00:00
Legends being adapted for screen Filmonic (blog) And while the set-up is certainly something that interests me, there is one thing that worries me: the provided artwork for the graphic novel (pictured ...
inkeehong.com
350px x 221px | 14.90kB
[source page]
ISBN 10 1892391791 ISBN 13 978 1892391797 The Discworld Graphic Novels The Colour of Magic and The Light Fantastic Hardcover by Terry Pratchett Author Hardcover 272 pages
marcusbrute.blogspot.com
Marcus Brute
ue, 06 Jul 2010 03:12:00 GM
By the early 1990s, demand for . graphic novels. and adult comic books was on the rise. Independent comic writers like Harvey Pekar, Dan Clowes and Art Spiegelman were lauded by comic fans and critics alike. . Graphic novels. also earned the ...
[Hide]▲
