Good on him. We are lucky he found that young up-and-comer Kentaro Miura.
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COMICS!!! |OT| September 2020 | John Constantine? Never heard of him.
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Now you're just getting confused. Gerard Way's imprint is Young Animal, which has published Shade, Milk Wars, March Comes in Like a Lion, and Berserk. See the top right of this volume.
Idolmaster is published in Comic Rex, which is owned by Ichijinsha. Ichijinsha is a subsidiary of Kodansha. Kodansha is a rival to Shueisha. Shueisha publishes Shonen Jump! Hope that clears things up.
So are Shueisha and Kodansha basically the Naruto and Sasuke of the manga industry?
More the Kentarou Miura and Idolmaster of the manga industries, which is weird, since Young Animal is published by Hakusensha (that's Japanese for DC), and that's a subsidiary of Shueisha.
Please let me know if you have any other manga lore questions. Some call me the Mangalorian.
The other big player in the manga publishing space is Kadokawa, which Enterbrain is a part of. Enterbrain publishes the best manga magazine, Harta. I posit that all manga cannot be referred to as "Hartas," because this would lead potential readers to have too high of expectations with every manga they see. Some mangalorians (not to be confused with The Mangalorian, which is me) believe that referring to manga as "Shonen Jumps" gained traction among some internet denizens due to the magazine more accurately representing the variation in quality of manga as a whole.
The marketing to this game has been terrible IMO I think the beta saved it
It's GOTY but actually prove it's not complete trash
Yea thats who I used. Yea I asked you a couple questions before placing the order, and talked to them through email just to be sure I was doing it right lol.
And thanks. Its been rough.
I'm reading Delano and Davis' Captain Britain right now. Although I mostly know what happens already, it's so good. I love Technet.
There was a crossover arc at the end of the New52 Super books where N52 Superman died so Convergence Superman could take over. I didnt recommend it because I didnt think you'd want much to do with the N52 stories, and I thought it was recapped in the Rebirth issue... and it wasnt a great part.
Yo. Waiting for Tenet to hit home video might be the right move just to have subs. In IMAX some of the dialogue was inaudible.
edit: that's from my personal experience of about half an hour ago, if that wasnt clear.
I just looked up the lyrics to the Travis Scott Tenet song for help on anything I missed. Not helpful 😂
edit: that's from my personal experience of about half an hour ago, if that wasnt clear.
I just looked up the lyrics to the Travis Scott Tenet song for help on anything I missed. Not helpful 😂
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It's so rad. Jaspers' Warp is a great read before this run, too. There's a fight between Jasper and The Fury, which is thrilling and creative. Jasper is an incredibly powerful reality warping mutant, so the fight has him and The Fury transforming into a bunch of weird combinations of creatures and forms with their surroundings changing, too (like the surface of the sun). The Fury takes Jasper to a place where reality doesn't exist so that it can't be warped. It's my favorite fight I've read in a while and ends on an emotional beat that worked really well for me. Alan Moore wrote some damn good comics.
I haven't read any Claremont Britain outside of Excalibur, but Delano and Moore do great work with Alan Davis, too!
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Fair enough. And Superman Rebirth did recap it. They just didn't tell me the villain that killed the New 52 Superman. So I found that a little odd.
However I have gotten through the first story arc of Action Comics and oh my God this is so good. Though I do also criticize using Doomsday that soon.
I will still, however love a comic that properly uses "This looks like a job for Superman!"
And the Swamp Thing deconstruct was really good and gave me Hellblazer vibes.
From what I remember, the villain was just a random guy pumped up with radiation or something that Superman had to absorb. Nothing to worry about.
I beat Devil May Cry 5
Like, I really liked that game. I expect I'll play it quite a bit. But, um, that ending...like...well...
I don't think that should be allowed, really
Like, I really liked that game. I expect I'll play it quite a bit. But, um, that ending...like...well...
I don't think that should be allowed, really
I only played the demo. The combat felt too slow to me after games like Bayonetta.
Has Avengers: The Game even made it clear that you'll be able to carry progress to the next gen versions?
I forgot Knull came to give Virgil a wedgie and call him a weeb
How shameful
It feels like a DMC game, though it does feel slower than DMC4 to me. The timing seems weird compared to 3/4 which are what I've played the most, though it seems like they stuck a lot closer to motion capture with this so that's probably why.
Vergil sacrificing an entire city to gain unlimited power, but now that Nero's here well golly it's just brothers being brothers. Bye Nero. Been fun. All's forgiven.
To be fair Virgil didn't do its his evil demon half that only cares about that has none of less Dickish personality which were in V
Virgil is still an ass
Virgil is still an ass
Vergil created Urizen and V. Intentionally. For the sole purpose of awakening his own true power which Dante got simply by uniting two swords (albeit stabbing himself to do it but still). Vergil is still the worst. Stylish as fuck, but the absolute worst. Possibly worse than DmC Vergil.
I'd say there is a strong chance of a Devil May Cry V Special Edition with playable Vergil.
Something that mods have had for ages, along with multiplayer...but hey ho.
Why would you want to see Iron Man's eyes in the suit?
That would look super weird and kinda creepy probably.
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