He is this Lightning. He is this Madness!
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>>81378158
I wonder if it was Moore's conscious decision to not show Miracleman do anything superheroic in the series.
>>81382687
He saves that kid in the second issue.
When's the new material coming out? I was planning on doing this storytime myself to prep for that but might not need to if the gap between now and then's small enough.
>>81382876
According to the Marvel website the next thing is out in May
>>81382687
It's a little weird how quickly MM goes from being almost like Superman to full on Lex Luthor "nobody's like me".
>>81382657
I always have a hard time reading Miracleman, only because most of the time I really don't like the art.
Also, can marvel introduce the guy in the movies or anything else beside the old stuff? Like statues, toys, figures or new comics?
>>81383183
>rape
It was inevitable.
>>81383733
>>81383711
>>81383685
This is some pretentious art school bullshit.
>>81383767
These are some of the best pages of the series, friend.
Time for the main event.
How dare Miracleman doesn't somehow take this fight to an uninhabited area!
Finale
>>81384725
>Rapists and spouse abusers would stop if they were given some weed.
Druggies are so delusional.
>>81384767
His human wife was hotter.
>>81384813
This is science fiction after all.
>>81384864
Are they copies of dead people or the ghosts are somehow controlling the robots?
>>81382974
Stop having opinions on graphic art if you think Totleben's art is bad. Fucking hell. Some shit taste
No one ever does anything actually good for the world wearing clothes like that.
The End.
It also manages to end with one of the most beautiful pages of it all.
>>81385173
I never liked the ambiguity of Watchmen's ending, but I do like how he left it ambiguous whether this was a happy ending or not.
>>81385257
It's a happy ending for the world but not one for him personally. The whole ending speech reads like he's trying to convince himself that the hollowness of his life is to be expected. Does Gaiman take place before or after Moore?
>>81385595
He continues the story from there.
>>81385173
Reminds me of Red Son's ending. Get a very inhuman feel from it.
>>81385616
Hm. Not sure how you would even continue it. What's left to do? It'd be kinda interesting to see his human half's reaction but what's left besides that?
>>81385595
The world isn't happy, it's boring and cliche. Everyone's stuck in a derivative Ancient Greek theme park and all dress like superheroes.
>>81385687
He does the Gaiman thing of vignettes inside the world created from people who are not Super People.
There is some good art and it is eventually leading to dissatisfaction and conflict and secrets.
It is really Gaiman, so your opinion of his works will be all over it. Buckingham does some cool stuff.
>>81385693
Fair enough. Perhaps positive would be a better word, all the world's ills solved, total boredom as the cost.
>>81385794
There is more cost than boredom.
>>81382931
>gyro.jpg
>>81385257
>Watchmen
>Ambiguous
>>81382498
So this is how Lex views Superman
this one too why not
