>One Good Deed A Day
There's no secrets in a small town.
Huck lives a simple and charmed life.
With a list in hand, he tries the best he can.
But when new comers arrive, everything changes
This is-
Huck #1: Yeah, We Know What This Riffs On
Since Chrononauts was such a huge letdown, I was worried about this.
But a variant cover has spoiled something that I think makes this a little more interesting.This is the secret sequel to MPH
And here we go...
>>77548362
I'll need to read that eventually.
I'm just here for Albuquerque.
Run, Huck, Run!
>>77548400
Read which.And yeah, MPH give backstory to some of the stuff that will come up in Huck
Albuquerque's art is so cute here.
>>77548426
MPH. Chrononauts wasn't bad, it just wasn't a terribly original idea and was clearly intended as a movie pitch. I still bought the trade with the Top Gun cover though.
Shady stuff, gran.
>>77548473
God, I honestly think I might hate Chrononauts.
Not for the art of course, but it was just the most barebones thing ever - which was irritating I thought.
And yeah, MPH is cool, I honestly didn't see the Huck connection coming until the variant covers spoiled it.
Wait a minute. One good deed a day...
...
...
Hey! This is just a humanized version of "100 Deeds for Eddie McDowd"! What the fuck, Millar?
What a bundle of joy
He's very meticulous.
Well played, Huck
That first deed is maybe a bit lame compared to the others Huck
>>77548502
>Slow Guy
So the mildly retarded Forrest Gump thing is in then. And for a second I actually thought Millar was speaking in a more conceptual sense.
That's an old joke
Aww nuts
Get ready for the big time kid.
Next Month:
>Now under media scrutiny, Huck sets out to help the flood of strangers coming to him in need.
>>77548312
Thanks OP. Big Millar fan. It was an okay first issue. Appreciate it. Will be following this one.
>>77548843
Seems to be more going on than Chrononauts, so that at least gives it some more umph.
And the last solicit confirms the MPH connection - and seems actually pretty intriguing.
A human aspect as well.
I kind of like Supertard but I don't see what new directions the story could travel down
>>77548947
Seems like it's going to be your basic"discover your origins"story going by solicits.
Super-Gump antics not going to be the main focus.
>>77548502
>millar
>doing anything but barebones
kek
i legit don't get your love for millar. at worst, his comics are the possible worst, at best he writes middling, average stories
>>77549034
I understand that he writes these formulaic and basic stories - but Chrononauts was just set pieces.
There wasn't even any actual effort to flesh out Danny or Corbin - it was just...awful.
At least with Starlight and MPH, there's a little more diligence paid to character motivation and those little fill-in moments.
This is really decompressed. He spends over a quarter of the fucking book running to drop off a gold chain.
>>77548728
>>77548674
>He saved some people and the town has asked me to keep a secret
>LETS CALL THE NEWS TO HIS HOUSE FOR SOME MONEY
>>77549164
It's worse than Duke's kids from starlight
>>77549164
There was also the reporter who did the same thing in Superior, or planned too
Loved it.
>>77549070
Chrononauts was the comic book equivalent of watching a Will Smith movie. It was fun and that's all that matters.
>>77552227
Maybe After Earth.
In that it was boring as hell.
>>77548608
speaking English?
>>77552441
He could have at least done *translated from Hausa, or whatever they speak in Northern Nigeria .
>>77548312
Thanks Dave for the storytime, I actually like a lot when Millar does some warm and cheer up stuff.
>>77548551
>big man
For you.
Unlettered Preview of #2
bumping to read.
>>77554852
Readers of MPH will already know what this is
>>77554865
>>77554883
Huck 2: Huck in the City
>>77554904
And some sketches. The end.
>>77548312
I can't read it after Millar's comments. I just hate to fuck too much.
>Bitches about superheroes fighting
>Made the comics the movies are fucking based on
>>77554933
Yeah, honestly, I didn't want to go into those threads - but it was just some of the most transparent things ever.
I mean, I see it happen whenever he launches a new book, so I'm used to it - but...come on.
>>77554956
I love this first issue... but i'm absolutely positive this series will take everything i like about this character and concept and grind it to ash under it's heel by book 3. I predict Huck has a drinking problem and starts breaking people in half by issue 4.
>>77555221
>I predict Huck has a drinking problem and starts breaking people in half by issue 4.
Someone predicted the same about Duke McQueen. Didn;t pan out.
At most I think Huck might reach some aspect of despair once he learns the truth abouthis mother
So is American Vampire officially dead? No way Albuquerque can do 2 books. Hell, he can't even do one on schedule.
Was American Vampire cancelled? Albuquerque moved to this and Snyder is focused on Batman.
>>77555254
>>77555389
It's on hold while Albuquerque did this.
And Millar "reserves books now", so IIRC Raf is back to working on American Vampire.
Huck is already done
It's not dead or cancelled dudes.
>>77548312
Y'know, when Millar isn't trying to be edgy, he's amazing. As a husband and a father, Starlight made me cry multiple times. I'm hoping this is more that than Nemesis or some other shit.
>>77556108
>I'm hoping this is more that than Nemesis or some other shit
It's Forest Gump
>>77548598
NO HUCK! NO! YOU CAUSE AN INTERNATIONAL...he's already gone. :/
Can Huck cure cancer?
>>77556535
Can;t stop him
>>77549164
my reaction exactly, and it was the point I put the book back on the wall and said "Oh Mark, you never fucking learn, do you?"
>>77556108
Starlight was awesome.
>>77560645
>these jackholes shouldn't act like jackholes
>Huck
More like KEK
>>77560700
>KEK
More like kek
Wait...tell me this isn't Super-Tard.
>>77548312
bumpin
>>77561685
He's not that retarded, but he is simple-minded. I just hope this goes well and not turn into some super rape-gore shit or something Millar comes up on bad days.
>>77548312
>Albuquerque dropped Ei8ht to do a Millar comic
Fuckk
>>77560670
>Lets call the press on a completely baseless claim of a veritable stranger
>The press actually shows up...
Youre totally missing the point, it makes no sense for them to even call in the first place and even less for anyone to take it seriously and actually show up.
>>77567560
Well I guess I'm curious to see if Millar would indeed write it as such or if some third party managed to figure it out ala MoS Lois Lane
>>77553384
Who cares what language they speak in the middle of fucking nowhere?
Hell, they were at a school -- maybe they were there to learn English; a language that actually fucking matters.
>>77560645
You're gonna stop reading it over that? Really?
Issues...
>>77548362
Huh? What does it have to do with MPH?
>>77548608
>>saved up 58 dollars
>>77548608
>>on next plane to Africa
Come on now.
>>77555250
Is the mother someone from an other Millar book?
>>77551363
Reporter from Superior was a good character. Definitely moved from 7/10-9/10 for what she didn't do.
the title was bugging me like if it was spelled wrong so I had to fix it
>>77568652
you guys are too obsessed with that.
>>77549164
Maybe they just did a bunch of legwork off screen - Huck's no retard but he's not as OPSEC conscious as Secret Identity Clark Kent.
>>77568691
tell me about it
>>77568301
He didn't pay for the plane. He just grabbed to the bottom of it and let go when he was over the bad guys. Finding shit seems to be one of his powers, and apparently that extends to finding people in the middle of nowhere, Nigeria.
HURR....is Huck the son ofMother Russia from Kick-Ass 2 who was a product of the soviet superpower program introduced in MPH?
>>77566094
Wasn't that a mini-series?
He could just do more after he's finished with Huck.
reminds me of that John Travolta Michael movie
>>77569044
>>77568386
>>77568231
The mother is part of thesoviet super soldier program mentioned in MPH'
She's not Mother Russia
>>77568652
Kek
>>77564449
>not turn into some super rape-gore shit or something Millar comes up on bad days.
That is so far unlikely to happen
I enjoyed it, which is all I really wanted out of the book. Hopefully it doesn't shit it's pants in later issues, but we'll see.
>>77570123
>Hopefully it doesn't shit it's pants in later issues
With Millar right now, unless it shits it's pants in the first issue, you have a safe bet later.
>>77568483
Her not doing that really kept her from being too annoying
This was actually good. Nothing spectacular, just a nice little heartwarming tale. And FINALLY, the god-tier artist doen't feel like a waste on a sub-par book. (Looking at you Sean Murphy.)
>>77571032
Sean Murphy really was extraordinarily wasted.
I'm looking forward to Albuquerque doing the mother's origin, the latest solicit makes it look harrowing
