How far should capeshit take itself too seriously what are some good '""""mature""""" storylines that arent edgy? On the other hand, what are some storylines that got so out of hand that it becomes a self parody?
How far should capeshit take itself too seriously what are some good '""""mature""""" storylines that arent edgy...
Charles Rivera
Thomas Barnes
There's a current storytime with lots of anons shitting on him, but Howard Chaykin wrote some pretty damn good miniseries that sound like what you describe. Twilight is his deconstruction of DC's Silver Age Space heroes, while Blackhawk is his gritty, politicized take on the Blackhawk squadron.
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Jace Diaz
>good '""""mature""""" storylines that arent edgy
I like Pantheon. It's inspired by both Watchmen and Kingdom Come but without the respective nihilism and Silver Age wankery.
The story is about what happens when the superheroes "win": All the bad guys are either locked up or retired, aliens have gotten so thoroughly BTFO that they don't bother invading anymore, and all is well. The superhero community divides into two factions, one that wants to retire since the job's done and another that wants to go full Squadron Supreme/Injustice on everyone's ass. Additionally, there's a third faction of normal humans who are very worried that neither superhuman faction bothered asking them for their opinions and are seeking a third option.
Brody Butler
Interesting. I'll give it a look, thanks
Juan Thompson
Steve Gerber's Foolkiller was his real magnum opus. No comic has ever better explored the effects of vigilantism/superheroism on a man and how it'd destroy him.
Jaxon Smith
Are the rest of his works good?
Luke Lee
Reminds me of Twilight of the Super-Heroes a bit, especially that last part about the normal humans.
Gerber is probably the most underrated cape writer ever. He should be considered one of the greats.
Angel Scott
80s vigilante posting those two Alan moore fill in issues.
Logan Moore
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William Smith
The synopsis alone is enough for me to consider this possibly one of the best comics. Going to go read it right now.
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Aiden Rivera
He wrote a lot of stuff. You'd probably know Howard the Duck, he created the character and, up to this day, is the only one who gets him (he projected a lot of himself in the character). He also wrote Omega the Unknown, the aforementioned Foolkiller, Man-Thing, etc.
Thomas Jenkins
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Charles Jenkins
The end
Christian Martinez
Hope you enjoy it.
I wouldn't be surprised.
Carson Wright
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Oliver Sanchez
This.