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- He draws attractive men and women.
- The setting is interesting.
- Has a retro style I enjoy. Kinda pulpy in fact. Mainly because he started the series in the late 80s. So I really didn't find it until last year via the kindle. Loved the pdfs I could initially get.
- So when the HB hit, I was like, alright! WOOO!
- The story draws you in. She has to fight smart, kinda like Ripley.
- Pew Pew Pew!
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- Pulpy Space Opera
- Draws attractive men and women
- Superheroes
- Love the retro feel. (I am sensing a pattern.)
- Pew Pew Pew!
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- Its pulpy, to me at least. They arent afraid to put their protag through stuff.
- It fits Bladerunner without disrespecting the soul of the setting. Its doing its own thing without degrading Deckard or replacing him.
- Again, the protag has to fight smart.
- Interesting take on space opera.
- The art is kinda weird to get used to but it eventually grew on me.
- Love the robot doggo esp.
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- Has a more golden age feel.
- Draws Attractive men and women. (Funny, most of these books, along with the ones below, that seems to be a big draw for me because its a visual medium, interesting how that works)
- The world is fleshed out.
Other ones I am reading right now are: Freedom Fighters , Punchline , White Lily , Black Hops , and Battle Angel Alita
Depending on the Genre I have different expectations for characters, if its a more traditional superhero setting, then I don't care if a character is a 5ft 0in person that can throw a few 1000 tons. In any event those are my current readings for various comics.
Might pick up Justice League again since the various channels I listen to are giving it a "hey, supes is acting like supes in it" rating.
No, I don't care who dislikes who or whatnot, this reader is gonna read whatever she feels like.
