Just curious as I'm new to the Image universe. Really love The Maxx think its criminally underrated and enjoying Invincible

This was incredible! As an old school wrestling fan , I understood the references and was marking out the whole time. Loved the character including the costumes and the personalities of bleach wrestler and their motives for why they were competing in the big tag team tournament. Action-packed but also heartfelt, especially at the end. I highly recommend for comics and wrestling fans alike.

A must…

I wonder if there's a reference book out there somewhere that explains the connection between all of the characters in the Image universe. I need a refresher that can help me remember how Backlash connects with WildC.A.T.S, connects to Stormwatch, connects to Brigade, connects to Pitt, connects to Newmen, connects to Ripclaw and Warblade, connects to Gen13, connects to Wildcore, connects to Savage Dragon and so on... they all appear in each other's worlds and the "Nu-gene" is apparent in more than one of the comics. So many questions about things...

Are there any other Kherubim across the Image universe?

Was the "Nu-gene" man made, or is it natural?

There are so many! Image is my first comics and to be honest, it was my favorite. Just above Marvel.

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This was pretty wild. Incredible artwork with giant kaiju battles and body horror. Starts off with a bang although it does kind of slow down in the middle a bit but the final showdown was pretty epic. Really liked it overall. 👍

GONKBONK REVIEWS: WE CALLED THEM GIANTS

We Called Them Giants is a standalone graphic novel that beautifully weaves the tale of a young girl navigating through a strange post-apocalyptic world that flipped overnight. While Gillen and Hans are both great creators on their own, it’s always magic whenever the two collaborate.

Read the full version of this review here.

Review:

If you're coming into this new graphic novel as a fan of Kieron Gillen and Stephanie Hans' DIE, you won’t be disappointed with We Called Them Giants. Despite the title evoking something big, I love how We Called Them Giants is a short and powerful read. Running just over slightly 100 pages long, it takes you on an emotional rollercoaster that is punchy and heartfelt. Through Gillen's slick writing, you get a firm grasp of unique characters and the mental anguish they overcome to survive their strange world.

It should go without saying, but Stephanie Hans’ breathtaking art will blow you away once you open this book. Her textured and vibrant coloring is particularly fantastic as it gives a distinct glow to the graphic novel’s fractured world. Every time the Giants appear, it feels like a massive event—their raw, ethereal nature is truly a sight to behold.

Considering how excited I was for this book, it’s safe to say that Image Comics has another hit on their hands, come October. In just over 100 pages, the killer duo delivers a touching tale about the power of human connection in the dreaded face of isolation and fear.

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Why You Should Read We Called Them Giants:

• It's a quick and touching read about the power of personal bonds and communication.
• Stephanie Hans' art is incredible in this comic from start to finish.
• Kieron Gillen's writing perfectly captures the emotional journey of the main character.

I picked this up at Half Price Books for only 5 bucks. After reading some good reviews about it, I decided to give it a shot. I really enjoyed it. A fun read that’s not hard to get into and I’m also looking forward to reading more from this universe.

Just love it.

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MINISERIES PREMIEREScience Officer Orrin Kutela finds himself stranded on a distant planet, starving and haunted by the ghosts of his dead crew. On the verge of death, he makes an astonishing discovery.Veteran writer JOHN ARCUDI (RUMBLE, B.P.R.D.) and illustrator SAVANNAH FINLEY bring you a sci-fi/fantasy comic like no other.

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•  John Arcudi

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•  Savannah Finley

Weekly /r/ImageComics Discussion thread. Feel free to talk about anything and everything related to Image Comics and its creators.

• What is in your pull list this week?
• What are your currently reading and would recommend?
• What new series or trade releases are you excited about?
• Show off your new purchases or something from your existing collection.

[New Releases]

I recently read 'The Many Deaths of Laila Starr' (Boom Studios) and it made me want to read more indie comics. I've read some Image Comics titles in the past such as Paper Girls and loved it.

I am looking for recommendations for series that have been completed between the years 2020-2024. This means ongoing series should not be counted but can include series that were started prior to 2020 (as long as they have ended their run).

It's easier for me to read completed works so I don't have to wait months for an ending.

Would really appreciate if fellow readers can recommend completed series they have enjoyed in recent years.

Thanks all!

I prefer color…

I'm getting back into comics after a long hiatus, and started with Transformers. Buddy had the first few issues, I read them and wanted the rest. That said, I see there's a connected Energon Universe that has at least 3 different comic lines, plus some stand alone ones with the Joe characters?

Is it needed to grab all of them, or just the main titles? (GI Joe, Transformers, Void Rivals)