Guys, I have started reading back comics after a long period of time....the new stuff was....disappointing.
I used to read both marvel and dc. Cap and Punisher being my favorites
My question is : Is valiant comics a solid alternative? I like "relative normal " heroes. Similar to my 2 favorites, where they are defined by their characters rather than their powers
>>83568231
Valiant is great, Is started reading them a few months ago and none of them has been disappointing. Pick everything up and have fun.
>>83568231
If you want something similar to Cap and Punisher in Valiant, you won't find it.
>>83568284
Well x-o Manowar and Lemires Bloodshot (don't read the other series) kinda compare
>>83568231
Image comics has a series called Invincible.
By far my favorite superhero series on the market. It's superheroes that change and evolve as characters.
>>83568307
Yeah, but it's not really that feeling. X-O is space barbarian kingor SF Aquaman, as one anon saidand Bloodshot... trouble finds him, he more wants to be left alone. I do recommend reading them anyway.
>>83568355
this.
give it a try op
I'll admit seeing people posting therape scenearound the board was what made me curious, but it turned out to be a great read.
Went trough all 128 issues in 3 days.
now I'm dying to know what Super Freddie Mercury will do in #129
>>83568284
Heh i can adapt to new stuff, is just that i don't want the extremely powerful godlike heroes a la superman
>>83568355
I'll give it a look
