alwayscrashing
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I think the Warren Ellis issues are worth picking up as well as the Mike Carey ones. You can pretty much forget Azarello existed for the purposes of continuity though. He just did his own thing entirely, I don't think even Chas was in more than a flashback issue one time.
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Hellblazer All His Engines SC
Loveless #9
Lucifer Vol 10 Morningstar TP
Neil Gaimans Neverwhere #8
Spike vs Dracula #4
Battle Pope Color #9
X-Men #189
2000AD Prog 1498
Add to this the last few weeks comics I've not been to pick up from Page 45 yet and my bank is possibly going to send someone round to break my thumbs soon.
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That avi si from TM, right?
Found that guy upright creepy.
Yep, it's 'The Smiler'.
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Ah, Brasseye.
Jam, I thought?
I think it was the Brasseye Pornography special though?
They do blur.
I'm pretty certain that is from Jam not Brass Eye.
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If Swamp Thing v2 counts retrospectively...... Issue 55.
The reason:
If you wear black then kindly, irritating strangers will touch your arm consolingly and inform you that the world keeps on turning.They're right. It does. However much you beg it to stop.
It turns and lets grenadine spill over the horizon, sends hard bars of gold through my window and I wake up and feel happy for three seconds and then I remember.
It turns and tips people out of their beds and into their cars, their offices, an avalanche of tiny men and women tumbling though life... All trying not to think about what's waiting at the bottom.
Sometimes it turns and sends us reeling into each other's arms. We cling tight, excited and laughing, strangers thrown together on a moving funhouse floor. Intoxicated by the motion we forget all the risks.
And then the world turns... and somebody falls off...
And, oh God, it's such a long way down.
Numb with shock we can only stand and watch as they fall away from us, gradually getting smaller... Receeding in our memories until they are no longer visible.
We gather in cemeteries, tense and silent as if listening for the impact; the splash of a pebble dropped into a dark well, trying to measure its deph. Trying to measure how far we have to fall.
No impact comes; no splash. The moment passes. The world turns and we turn away, getting on with our lives... Wrapping ourselves in comforting banalities to keep us warm against the cold.
'Time's a great healer.'
'At least it was quick.'
'The world keeps on turning.'
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On reading #75 I have the same mix of being depressed that it is over and happiness that I know the end of the story that I got with The Sandman.
It was also interesting to see part of The Sandman redrawn, edited and reworked. I have to admit to being anal enough that I opened up The Sandman so I could see all the differences. 'How would this be drawn now by someone else' is something I always think about when reading older comics with more limited colouring so it was a rather special touch for me.
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Bite Club Vampire Crime Unit #4
Hellblazer #222
Testament #8
Eternals #2
2000 AD #1497
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Morrison 12 - 4 = 8
Smith 23 + 1 = 24
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It's the same on my blog. My anti-spam plugin is catching hundreds a week at the moment. It drives me nuts.
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This cat is the biggest though...
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Exactly. Although I was pushing it a bit really.
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Sean Phillips 12 -3 = 9
Leonardo Manco 3 + 2 = 5
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Grant Morrison (#25-#26) 37
Neil Gaiman (#27) 7 + 2 = 9
John Smith (#51) 32 - 3 = 29
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Sean Phillips 5 - 3 = 2
Leonardo Manco 16 + 2 = 18
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Bob Dylan: Highway 61 Revisited (1965) 12-5=7
Rolling Stones: Let it Bleed (1968) 12
Johnny Cash:At Folsom Prison(1968) 7+1=8
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Grant Morrison (#25-#26) 36
Neil Gaiman (#27) 16+3=19
John Smith (#51) 27-3=24
Darko Macan (#144-145) 5
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Sean Phillips 11-3=8
Leonardo Manco 17+2=19
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Grant Morrison (#25-#26) 33
Neil Gaiman (#27) 16+1=17
John Smith (#51) 31-3=28
Darko Macan (#144-145) 10
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Sean Phillips 18-3=15
Leonardo Manco 16+2=18
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Grant Morrison (#25-#26) 28
Neil Gaiman (#27) 11+3=14
John Smith (#51) 31
Eddie Campbell (#85-88) 13-3=10
Darko Macan (#144-145) 17
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Sean Phillips 20
William Simpson 6-3=3
Leonardo Manco 16+2=18
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Might get Wolfskin, I shall have a flick through first though to decide.
Apart from that... Sod all.
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Grant Morrison (#25-#26) 21
Neil Gaiman (#27) 20 + 2 = 22
John Smith (#51) 25
Eddie Campbell (#85-88) 20 - 3 =17
Darko Macan (#144-145) 14 + 1 = 15
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The Godfather (1972) 13+1-14
3. The Godfather: Part II (1974) 16+1=17
4. The Lord of the Rings: ROTK (2003) 7
5. Casablanca (1942) 11+1=12
6. Schindler's List (1993) 9
7. Seven Samurai (1954) 17
8. Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back (1980) 13
9. Pulp Fiction (1994) 11
10. Star Wars (1977) 3-3=0
Where to start reading (Carey/Manco team or further back?)
in Hellblazer
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Oh and Garth Ennis' 6 issue comeback after Paul Jenkins finished is another must-have. I liked a thousand times more than his original run.