What are some good websites for comic reviews/critiques?
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>comic reviews/critiques
For what purpose?
An average modern comic takes less time to read than a review.
>>83664438
To get new insight/perspective on things I've already read and discover new creators
>>83664540
I don't read reviews, but goodreads has lists that are useful for exactly that purpose.
>>83664540
>To get new insight/perspective on things I've already read
There aren't any. There's no "actors studio" equivalent for comics.
> and discover new creators
I would just sit in /co/ and look at shit people care enough to post.
>>83665023
There has to be places where people write intelligent things about comics and there are many good comics that have never been mentioned on /co/
>>83665087
I'm going to go out on a limb here and risk being ridiculed but I don't care, it's the internet.
/r/comicbooks on Reddit has similar taste to /co/ (lots of Big 2, but generally the decent ones like King, distaste for Bendis, etc.) but also seems to have an appreciation for legacy and older titles. I'd snoop around there. Way more comics discussion than here
>>83665148
Eh. It beats reading some other comics review sites.
>>83665148
Jesus dude get some fucking taste. I went to /r/ comics and their recommended reading list almost made me puke. Literally just all main stream garbage and "iconic" stories.
i've always wanted to get a /co/ zine of reviews and shit going. but you know how /co/ is
>>83665248
If you know how /co/ is, why do you want a /co/zine?
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>>83665148
man /r/comicbooks has shit taste in comics. even more so than /co/ and I didnt think that was possible
>>83667533
Make a group on jewbook or something.
RIP Comics & Cola.
I guess TCJ.
>>83670997
What?
comicbookroundup is nice because it aggregates reviews
>>83670997
>I guess TCJ.
TCJ is kind of hit or miss.
