Two Worthy Comic Books

[baldue]

In my current collection are two
worthy title's, one is from DC
COMICS and the other is a IMAGE
COMICS title.

I was a huge JLA fanboy, but that
book just got off track with the
big name heroes, so in the classic
days of the old JLA comes the JSA.
This title brings old heroes with
newer versions of older members of
the original JSA. In the last story
arc Hawkman and Black Adam along
with the JSA had a great showdown
in Black Adams home country. This
is a book you should check out if
you want a classic title with the
splash of the present.

The other book I'm going to talk
about is my all time favorite book
in comicdom...

BIG BANG COMICS is a book brought
to you by Gary Carlson and several
others, like Erik Larson and Alex
Ross whose done some covers. This
is a retro / homage book, you have
characters like the Knight Watchman
which is Bing Bangs Batman, while
Ultiman is a version of Superman.

Big Bang Comics comes out when they
get a book done, but when it is
out it is worth the buy. The books
are Black -n- White, some in the
beginning started in color but the
cost was too much since this is a
book thats made by people who love
to make comic books.

I would say look into this title,
you can visit the Big Bang site
at bigbangcomics.com

[traviz]

and let's not forget the best funny book on the market created with love by Erik Larsen and that's the Savage Dragon.I've read every issue and haven't been dissappointed yet

[decapatator]

I love Savage Dragon... it is great book that hits the mark month after month... another good one that i think people who frequent this board will dig is the Holy Terror by image. There are only two issues out (to my knowledge.) but they rock! Its about a struggling second generation wrestler trying to get over but accidently gets involved with a possesed wrestling mask called the holly terror. Mike von Omeg does the art and to be honest i wasnt too into him till i picked up this book. Give it a read.

[baldue]

The Savage Dragon appeared in 4
issues of Big Bang Comics, where
he was the main focus of a Time
Travel Story. You can find him in
these issues... #12, #14, #18 and
#22. This was a really awesome
story, the story was written by
Gary Carlson. I would order these
books if you like Dragon and want
to find out more on a great title
like Big Bang Comics.

[Joe]

I read Savage Dragon for the first couple years it was out. I loved it, but I figured that it went the way of most of the early Image books and either fell off or ended its run.

[baldue]

Add issue #33 of Big Bang Comics
to the Savage Dragon Timeline
storyline.