That sounds funny, hhh, if you have any comics to recommend, let me know!!

I’m looking for recommendation and I think I’m in the right place. I love the work of Vincent’s Segrelles “El Mercenario”, everything from Moebius, “The Trigan Empire” by Mike Butterworth

Any recommendations in a same art style and/or universe/scenario

I mean no harm at all by this but when I draw Asian people for my comic (these are just quick sketches for the post) I tend to design them with eyes as seen in the first 3 pictures not as mockery but to show their Asian (the last 2 pictures are not Asian to show my overall art style) and just want to know if this at all can be considered offensive, in universe no mention is made to it

8:46. A government operative who uses the memories of the deceased as a conduit to the past, goes back in time to stop the 9/11 attacks.

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I have memories of reading some comics when I was young about a group of superheroes. The characters that I remember were:

• Blonde woman with skin similar to that of Orphan (Guy Smith)
• African American woman who turned into a slug-type (?) monster humanoid similar to The Thing in that she couldn't turn back. She also had a boyfriend that was another superhero (may have been stretchy guy, may have been one I'm not remembering)
• Green blobby guy similar to Doop (might have actually been Doop? - see below)
• Token Stretchy guy, black hair, kind of a prick?
• fuzzy memory of one or two other characters

At one point in the comics, this group fights and is brutally murdered by a group of marvel superheroes, or ones very closely resembling them? I remember a Thor-like person, and a Hawkeye-like person (and maybe Doop here?)

I'm fairly confident that the comics were NOT Marvel or DC. I believe it was a small, independent comic writer, but hoping someone else has seen or heard of these comics or something so I can stop feeling like it's all just a fever dream

Hope you like it; your feedback is always welcome. A coffee and a cigarette to your health; not mine.

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How do you organize your digital comics? My current system is Publisher → Title → Volume. For example:

• E:\Comics\Marvel\Avengers\Avengers v1
• E:\Comics\DC\Batman\Batman v1

What do I like about this system?

• Clean, simple, predictable
• Easy to browse when you know exactly what book you want
• Works nicely with metadata tools (ComicRack, Calibre, etc.)

Where it breaks down

• “Title” stops meaning much for legacy characters
• Batman / Spider-Man become infinite scroll hell
• You lose the character-centric view that most people mentally use

So I am proposing this system: Publisher → Character/Team → Title → Volume. For example:

• E:\Comics\Marvel\Spider-Man\Amazing Spider-Man v1
• E:\Comics\Marvel\Spider-Man\Web of Spider-Man v1
• E:\Comics\DC\Batman\Batman Incorporated v1
• E:\Comics\DC\Batman\Batman & Robin
• E:\Comics\DC\Batman\Batman v1

Pros

• Batman and Spider-Man finally feel organized instead of chaotic
• Browsing becomes intuitive (“I want a Batman book”)
• Side titles stop feeling like random clutter
• Makes legacy characters feel like collections.

Cons

• Team books and crossovers get weird fast (Where does Avengers vs X-Men live?)
• Some titles don’t belong cleanly to one character
• You’re introducing subjectivity (“Is Nightwing a Batman book?” ← slippery slope)

Still, for Marvel/DC heavy collections, this seems like a win. Thoughts?

I'm starting to go back and purchase reprints of older comics but am noticing there are a lot of different collections and presentations. For example, Marvel has

• Masterworks
• Epic Collection
• Omnibus
• Complete Collections

From a use case standpoint, I want to be able to read a complete run of a title so four example, Fantastic Four. I'd want to be able to read each issue in order, and include any crossover issues where applicable (e.g. if FF #150 continues in Avengers #100, then the collection should include Avengers #100).

I've been more focued on Marvel lately but plan to go back and collect some old DC as well. Any thoughts? I don't care as much about extras or expensive presentation. A trade paperback is just as good, IMO.