What's the last TPB/Graphic Novel you bought?
03-13-19, 10:58 AM
#401
DVD Talk Hero
Re: What's the last TPB/Graphic Novel you bought?
The Thanos Wars: Infinity Origin Omnibus
It's basically Starlin's introduction of Thanos in his Warlock book from the '70s, culminating in an epic showdown with Avengers, which "killed" him off, until Starlin brought him back just before Infinity Gauntlet in Silver Surfer.
It's pretty much the height of Marvel's '70s sci-fi. The early stuff has some of the best art Stalin has done.
It's basically Starlin's introduction of Thanos in his Warlock book from the '70s, culminating in an epic showdown with Avengers, which "killed" him off, until Starlin brought him back just before Infinity Gauntlet in Silver Surfer.
It's pretty much the height of Marvel's '70s sci-fi. The early stuff has some of the best art Stalin has done.
03-18-19, 12:04 AM
#402
DVD Talk Hero
Re: What's the last TPB/Graphic Novel you bought?
The Thanos Wars: Infinity Origin Omnibus
It's basically Starlin's introduction of Thanos in his Warlock book from the '70s, culminating in an epic showdown with Avengers, which "killed" him off, until Starlin brought him back just before Infinity Gauntlet in Silver Surfer.
It's pretty much the height of Marvel's '70s sci-fi. The early stuff has some of the best art Stalin has done.
It's basically Starlin's introduction of Thanos in his Warlock book from the '70s, culminating in an epic showdown with Avengers, which "killed" him off, until Starlin brought him back just before Infinity Gauntlet in Silver Surfer.
It's pretty much the height of Marvel's '70s sci-fi. The early stuff has some of the best art Stalin has done.
03-20-19, 10:41 AM
#405
DVD Talk Hall of Fame
Re: What's the last TPB/Graphic Novel you bought?
Haven't started it yet, but just flipping through it, I really dig the artist's style. Simple, but soundly observed.
