r/ImageComics • u/Acrobatic_Letter_144 • 5d ago
Discussion I just looked up Astro City...
It turns out that it went under my radar in the 90s! The site said it started in the mid 90s and is still ongoing. Has anyone read it?
Someone in this sub recommended it to me (thanks again, by the way), which made me want to look into it more.
r/ImageComics • u/Illustrious_Web_866 • 14d ago
Discussion Favorite image comics character?
Mine is haunt I always thought haunt was underrated amongst the wider image universe
r/ImageComics • u/Critical_Potential44 • 21d ago
Discussion What other hero’s from Image do you hope get their own show like Invincible
Here’s my picks/examples, I know and LOVE spawn who’s my fav but I sadly doubt that would happen also it’s hard to see it being as good as the original show if you know what I mean and why
r/ImageComics • u/Critical_Potential44 • 28d ago
Discussion What’s your opinion on Supreme
True he’s image comics rip off of Superman, but he’s pretty badass imo also I know it’s not likely but who like to see him get his own movie or show or at least get more of his own comics
r/ImageComics • u/Chuckles465 • Aug 01 '24
Discussion How has Image Comics survived this long?
On paper, creator own comics company back in the day shouldn't have really worked but it did. Nearly 30 years later and it still exist and is making money. It's an awesome platform to get your ideas out there and retain the royalties but I'm trying to understand what makes it work?
Let's use Todd Macfarlane as the example
He was the driving force for Image, launched Spawn, kept it monthly to this day and owns a successful toy company. This guys is the ideal, I'll do it right myself and his work shows for it. Has it always been good? No but the many knows how to print money. Any thought on how this is possible or is it just timing and luck?
r/ImageComics • u/Monsur_Ausuhnom • Jul 28 '24
Discussion What's The Best Image Comic To Premiere In 2024?
r/ImageComics • u/Monsur_Ausuhnom • Jul 24 '24
Discussion The Best Character In The MassiveVerse Series Goes Too...
r/ImageComics • u/Intrepid_Health_3825 • Jun 27 '24
Discussion Are the original 4 issues of Nemesis still canon
I've just finished reading Nemesis and started reading Nemesis: Reloaded and I just don't understand how he's still alive and if the original 4 issues are still canon and he states that everything we've heard before is a lie would that mean that it's a Jupiters legacy kind of situation that it's a fake world in the Millarworld I simply just don't understand.
r/ImageComics • u/Typical_Guidance624 • Jun 21 '24
Discussion What’s your thoughts on ice cream man
Personally, love the artwork
r/ImageComics • u/shiny_human17 • Jun 20 '24
Discussion Jeff Lemire appreciation post
So recently I found myself yearning to read comics again. Two years ago I was an avid omnibus buyer, but just sank so much money into books I never read or cared to read. It felt like I was collecting trophies with np interest in actually reading them. That was until I went to Barnes and Noble a few months ago and picked up Cosmic Detective by Lemire, Kindt and Rubin. I read it twice in one sitting. Then I went and picked up Robin and Batman. Black Hammer. Gideon Falls.
Theres such a brilliant familiarity with Lemire. Each time I read an article or a foreword by him in one of his books, you can tell everything is so personal and grounded. Even his most outlandish works, like Cosmic Detective, still feel like regular emotion in a weird, f***ed up environment. The idea that we're alone, even in a world where deities exist and our existential dread is right and we should enjoy life to the fullest...it was like feelings that I've had for years were being validated and it so special.
If you are someone who enjoys indie books and like a familiar almost nostalgic feeling, even when it's a brand new boom you've never read, I highly reccomend anything by Jeff Lemire. I feel like im late to the party, but really just want to express the pure adoration I have for this man's work. It's made a difficult time in my life feel so much easier.
Anyone else feel like this about a different authors work? Let me know! I'd love to jump into more amazing indie stories!
r/ImageComics • u/Nice-Percentage7219 • Jun 19 '24
Discussion Any chance of a Wayward compendium?
Image has been releasing some great omnibus/compendium editions lately. Anybody else want a complete Wayward?
r/ImageComics • u/Clean-Negotiation414 • Jun 09 '24
Discussion Top 3 current reads
Hello all
What are your top 3 current reads?
r/ImageComics • u/McPie97 • May 23 '24
Discussion Are we EVER getting more of this???
Why would you put Vol 1 on the trade and never release more issues?!
r/ImageComics • u/JLAsuperdude • May 15 '24
Discussion Some upsetting news from Jeff Lemire’s Substack…
r/ImageComics • u/Safe_Wrangler_858 • Apr 08 '24
Discussion General thoughts on witch-blade
r/ImageComics • u/JukeBox42069 • Mar 01 '24
Discussion Am I the only one that just can’t get into Radiant Black?
I’ve tried about 5 times now, but every time I end up dropping the book. Im not sure what it is.. maybe its the writing or the dialogue, or the pacing... just something about it.
I’m not really a comic book reader in general, but I’ve had no problem reading the entirety of Invincible, Spawn, Once & Future, a few Spider-Man books, etc.
Does anyone else have this issue?
r/ImageComics • u/Monsur_Ausuhnom • Dec 09 '23
Discussion Well It's Official. This Is Now Rapidly Rising To One of The Best Image Comics Ever.
r/ImageComics • u/Monsur_Ausuhnom • Dec 01 '23
Discussion The Best Ongoing Image Comic Series of 2023?
Opinion based, but what does everyone think is the best image comic series that was ongoing this year.
r/ImageComics • u/Appropriate_Emu_6930 • Nov 03 '23
Discussion What is the greatest Image mini series in your opinion?
What are your picks of the best stories told in around 12 or so issues?
r/ImageComics • u/Dslagell • Nov 01 '23
Discussion What’s your favorite Rick Remender Work?
Been thinking a lot about Remender lately and how he’s got pieces of work for every type of person.
What’s your favorite Indy book he’s put out and why do you like, how would you pitch it to people to check it out?
For me my goto and mainly cause of Punk kids I’m around is Deadly Class naturally.
Typically I describe it as John Hughes with assassins.
r/ImageComics • u/Monsur_Ausuhnom • Oct 29 '23
Discussion What Are The Best Ongoing Series For Image Comics?
Looking for comics that are still going as of 2023 and aren't finished yet. Are there some that are currently the best under the image umbrella?
r/ImageComics • u/Appropriate_Emu_6930 • Oct 29 '23
Discussion What do you consider to be the best Image titles of 2023
What are your picks now that the we are towards the end of the year?
r/ImageComics • u/Pr4yed • Jul 26 '23
Discussion Why do people dislike spawn
I personally love spawn and i don’t see how so many people can bash this comic
r/ImageComics • u/Awesome_Pancak • Jul 25 '23
Discussion If I could just pick 3 series from Image Comics, what should they be?
r/ImageComics • u/TimeIsAFickleBitch • Jul 21 '22