So IDW made a short about tmnt/Usagi crossovers and I couldn’t help but write about saga 9.
Am I wrong in assuming the ball is in IDW court? Or is it dark horse that doesn’t do usagi justice?
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I just finished "The Road". It was recently published in my language, and I got it from my library.
What a horrifying and gutwrenching story, but portrayed beautifully.
I saw the movie back in 2007/2008 with Viggo Mortensen, and it has haunted me ever since. Reading the story as a graphic novel made so much more sense, to me at least.
The story really made me contemplate, would I want to survive in a post-apocalyptic world like this? How strong is the will to survive? What about my children?
Beautiful art by Manu Larcenet - even the horror aspects of it made me want to study the art and take it all in.
It reminded me of both "Springtime in Chernobyl" by Emanuel Lapage and "Le rest du monde" by Jean-Christophe Chauzy.
Strongly recommend if you have not read it yet.
Hi I’m new to this sub and I have a question.
So I’m about to finish the idw run in a few days. Quite the read! Enjoying it so far!
So what now?
I have the library edition of the relaunch (expensive!), Nightwatcher and mutant nation vol. 1 and 2.
I was planning on getting all the coming trades, cause I though that was the way to go.
But now there’s talk of a collection style series again?
I don’t wanna buy everything twice, or three times (Jason Aaron Collection).
But what do you think will be part of the new volumes?
Main
Nightwatcher
Mutant Nation
Battle Nexus
Shredder
Casey Jones
“The Hunger” one shot
Am I missing something?
So Gavin Smith will be doing a one shot called “The Hunger”.
Interesting to see what this is about…
Two types of adventures came in the mail today!
I’m pretty stoked!
Collection is slowly growing. Looking forward to the next collections being released.
So the tie-ins and miniseries don’t count..
Source: IDW Facebook page
