I'm recreating an old thread to spite Powergirl autist since he deleted it during his purge. That and I want to see what you guys come up with.
Did you ever read a comic that you liked but forgot the name of? For me it was Dark Knight Dynasty. I have fond memories of that one. Another one I read but forgot the name of was a story where the Fantastic 4 liberate Latveria while Doom is in hell. So they try to institue democracy and shit hits the fan. It can be seen as an allegory to the Invasion of Iraq though I think it was well handled (the story I mean). So you guys got any stories you read but forgot the names of?
I was going to post one about a green arrow story only to remember it was Quiver.
Parker Fisher
There was a comic about a short brown college girl who becomes an assistant to an eccentric and curmudgeonly older man who sometimes helps police solve cases. He kind of looks like tall, lanky Gargamel, but with curly hair, suit pants, vest, and dress shirt. He also checks his time piece from time to time.
Girl's first day at work ends up with following employer on a murder case. Over the course, it turns out that murder was carried out by the coven of witches, and that girl's employer is really a powerful mage. They discover that witches have been carrying out ritual murders to summon and control a powerful demon, and that they will finalize their process at the Burning Man festival, so they follow. Eventually, witches end up luring and trapping girl and her boss (and few other mages that came along to help) in a burning man effigy, and intend to burn them alive to use as an offering.
They manage to get out somehow and stop witches, but girl is upset about the whole situation. Mage doesn't want her to go, because she is the only candidate in a very long time that managed to hold on for that long. Eventually, she decides to stay, but only under condition that she will also become mage's apprentice. They seal the deal and comic ends.
Art style was cartoonish and stylyzed, but still kind of realistic. Something like a mix of Bruce Tim and Asterix. Comic was in color too. Does it sound familiar to anyone? If I don't find it eventually, I will rip off that whole story and put it in the comic that I am working on. Maybe then someone will crawl out of the woodworks to accuse me of copying their work and I will finally get the answer.
Luis Flores
A comic about a superhero with a complete, head to toe black suit with white hair. Imagine Spidey's venom suit+Art's hair (Sequential Art). Comic is completely black and white, multiple stories (2-3) ranging from a clay puppy doll turning into a giant man-eating bulldog, priest turning children into a hivemind living liquid and a space robot hell bent on destroying all life only to be defeated by a "The cow says: Moooooo" toy with a God picture.
Wyatt Roberts
There was a 2000ad-style story in a British computer magazine in the 80's, it was black and white and had this spider-man-like cat burglar doing some human fly type stuff in a vast Mega-City One type city, his name was the Cement Panther or the Concrete Panther or something like that but I don't think that was the name of the strip, he was introduced like a minor or incidental character, he was a witness to a murder that was the main plot.
There was also another strip from an 80's computer magazine, probably British again, it had a team of badass resistance fighters going after a corporate boss with a private army in his penthouse lair at the top of a skyscraper, fighting their way up floor by floor, like Game Of Death with robots.
John Perry
Oh, I remember you asking about this before. Shit, I really want to read that story now, it sounds awesome.
Landon Martinez
ye, still looking for it. Even tried looking up "Mormon comics" because of the character wearing a white office shit & tie combo.
Chase White
oh boy, this is going to take a while to dig through by hand…
It's a porn strip. Woman invites her boss to her home and turns him with witchcraft into a woman. I would like the name.
Daniel Walker
Game's in third-person, don't know about the comic.
Go to deviantart, tumblr or 8muses, you might find something in the gender bender sections there.
Austin Jackson
It was Orange something….
Cameron Taylor
I remember a Spider-Man comic where it was realistic and Peter Parker just had a fucked up arm from his spider bite. He had to fight a non powered Norman Osborn. Please someone tell me if they've heard of this.
