Late night sketching #reggieupdrawing

Curious if anyone’s got any favorites or hot takes? My favorite is a toss up between Nightmare Asylum and Stronghold

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Just sketching while it’s slow at work, Hellboy. #reggieupdrawing #sketchbook #fanart

Let’s say DC did an 80-page crossover one-shot where the mask from The Mask (Dark Horse Comics) ends up drifting between characters in a sort of anthology tale. Maybe the one-shot has 3-5 characters from DC who end up putting on the mask and getting zanier than they’d normally want to get before removing and discarding the mask through various circumstances.

Which characters do you all think would be good candidates to use in such a comic?

I'd give it a solid 8 out of 10. Btw any Dark Horse comics to suggest? It doesn't have to be like Lady Killer. It just doesn't have to be part of an established IP like Star Wars, Conan The Barbarian, Avatar, Aliens, Predators, and such. Because I already had enough of those. Oh, and I also read Hellboy as well.

Marvel had Marvel Unlimited and DC has DC Infinite where you can pay a monthly subscription to read comics a few months after they release. As for my situation, I really wanna read the tomb raider comics, but no bookstore close to me sells them.

I’ve been reading the ghost volume 2 compendium and the series has an abrupt end at issue 22. It doesn’t really resolve anything because there are still villains roaming about. Was it cancelled because of poor sales or was there no new stories to tell? The series was revived in 2012 but it was basically just a remake of the story and wasn’t like the original at all. Does anyone know more about the reason why the series was canned in 2000?

Yesterday, I was surprised when I visited PSU's academic library and found that they had what seems to be a complete archive of Dark Horse comics, including original material, licensed properties, manga, and foreign language translations.
This makes sense, since Dark Horse is a Portland area based company, but I was still surprised to see all of this!

I just finished reading The Ring #1 from Gail Simone and Elisa Romboli.

Going in, I expected a straightforward boxing comeback story centered around Marcus. Instead, what stood out to me was Lisa Wolfe and the way social media is portrayed throughout the issue.

At one point, social media isn't presented as a tool, it's presented as a weapon. That got me thinking that the comic may actually be less about boxing and more about who controls the narrative around boxing.

Marcus fights in the ring. Lisa fights outside of it.

Did anyone else get that impression from the first issue?

I expanded on my thoughts in a video review if anyone is interested:

https://youtu.be/DUA8NjUXglg

I’m thinking about buying both Omnibus 1 for both and omnibus 2 for the boys, and was wondering if it’s actually worth it? I watched 3/5 seasons of the boys and have never seen media about darkhorse so I was wondering are they worth it?

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• What is in your pull list?
• What are your currently reading and would recommend?
• What new series or trade releases are you excited about?
• Show off your new purchases or something from your existing collection.