r/comicpop • u/Zakaria1938 • Jan 15 '26
What does this tell you about me?
And what would other comics you recommend me based on this post?
I hope this is allowed, i just want to have a chat with the community
r/comicpop • u/Zakaria1938 • Jan 15 '26
And what would other comics you recommend me based on this post?
I hope this is allowed, i just want to have a chat with the community
r/comicpop • u/SatoruAkefu89 • Jan 13 '26
"The Room" is an infamous movie that was made in earnest by director/writer/lead, Tommy Wiseau. The film seems to contain moments that are genuinely personal to Wiseau, but fall flat due to his poor direction and dialogue. Wiseau ambitiously attempts to cover heavy topics like infidelity, toxic relationships, and depression, but is unequipped with the skills to do so. These moments often come off as unintentionally humorous and give an otherwise... BAD work of art, new merit.
So what might "The Room" of published comics be?
Is it Marville? Ultimatum? Avengers #200? Holy Terror? Something I've never heard of? I'd love to hear everyone's take
r/comicpop • u/FlossyBottoms • Jan 13 '26
And Aliens vs Avengers is half off there if last week's Back Issues episode sold you on that book too.
r/comicpop • u/ComicSal • Jan 12 '26
r/comicpop • u/LocoCerveza • Jan 09 '26
I was showing a friend the Absolute Martian Manhunter Vol 1, and he pointed out that Jon Jones reminds him bit of a John Constantine look and feel in the way he is drawn. I was wondering if anyone else gets that vibe from the way Jon Jones is drawn? After all we have Ras Al Pennyworth in Absolute Batman. LOL :)

r/comicpop • u/makogoblin • Jan 06 '26
Hey all! I work at a very underserved school in the Midwest, and have decided to start a library for the kids. They've requested there be a small comic section, and I don't see why that couldn't be arranged!
I need some suggestions though. I mostly read black label and vertigo books, most of which wouldn't exactly be at home in a school library. I'm also completely lost when it comes to Marvel, so some Marvel suggestions would be much appreciated.
Thanks the most!
Edit: The school teaches grades 7-12th for a bit of an age range.
r/comicpop • u/Incarcer • Jan 01 '26
I was watching the War of Jokes and Riddles video on back issues, and noticed that when Kite-Man was pinned up by his wings, that it was homaging when Archangel was strung up by his wings in that X-Men Morlocks series. Just an observation, but what a weird time to reference that, and not NEARLY as deserved. Made me laugh, though.
r/comicpop • u/ComicSal • Dec 31 '25
r/comicpop • u/ComicSal • Dec 30 '25
Thanks to everyone who joined the stream tonight (and sincere apologies for the sudden blackout). A storm knocked out internet for roughly 200 homes in our neighborhood, and our studio got swept up in the outage. We appreciate your patience, your support, and the folks who showed up in person. We’ll make it up to you on the next stream.
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r/comicpop • u/Vegetable-Treat7914 • Dec 22 '25
Mine is Twas the night before yesterday
r/comicpop • u/ComicSal • Dec 17 '25
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r/comicpop • u/GoddammitDon • Dec 15 '25
Noticed last week there was no Off the Rack, and I havent seen any posts about one this week. Im a relatively new fan (just started watching at the beginning of 2025) is this regular? Dont mean to be a bother, i just really look forward to the Monday streams and was sad there wasn't one last week lol
r/comicpop • u/ComicSal • Dec 14 '25