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This is basically the​ entire talking point. I do not like this man. I don't know him personally, but if his writing reflects who he is I would never like this man. I believe he's a hack and I don't know how he keeps getting work within the comic book industry or how any of his stories like the boys get TV shows. Or if the rumours are true. How crossed is about to get a movie which is disgusting. I do not have a problem with gratuitous or even edgy work. There's a place for them but with Garth. I don't think he does feels mean-spirited and cruel. Yes he did write The punisher and preacher but having a little bit of good does not replace the amount of shit he has put in to the world. And honestly I don't know why people like his work.

There's a difference between having dark and violent stories with a message and just having dark and violent stories for the sake of darkness and violence. Especially when it very clear that the author seems to be getting enjoyment out of it for whatever reason. Probably the worst version of this is the boys comic is very clear. He does not like superheroes but somehow makes the US military of all people, the good guys, especially considering the type of world we living. (You can salute those who served in the military all you want, but to actually look at the entire organisation as a net positive is wild to me, especially considering their things they've done over the years.)

So my question is basically why do people like this guy? I understand that he may have done work on your favourite characters, but his overall profile to me has always been terrible edgy for the sake of edginess. And has lacked any Nuance whatsoever. So anyone's out there. Can you tell me why you enjoy his work. (And if I get any Fanboy coming here to tell me you just don't like it because you're weak and soft get out of here. This is not the type of conversation for someone of your intellect. I want a general, thoughtful ideas of why people enjoy his work.)

hello. I love John Constantine, I love the movie, I love the (sadly) short lived TV series, I love the idea behind it and the story plus the aesthetic and now I want to read the comics.

I’ve tried reading the OG hellblazer series but I cannot get behind the art style. that grainy look is not for me. it’s not only that series but any series with such graphics (for example the original spider man).

where should I start and what and in which order should I read instead? tbh I have a degree of fear of missing out if I don’t read the original series.

also, as a bonus, what other comics like the ones about John Constantine do you know?

p.s. I’m fairly new to comics, so please bare with me

thanks!

I got the craziest concept for a character and want to know how can I publish it into a universe. I’d love to work with dc but that’s obviously a pipe dream

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Beer Jerky 7 of 11 story so far... | #weh | read ahead @ Patreon (1 mo. FREE)

These characters are from my yuri comic series if you’re interested: https://www.onelayergirl.com

Hello! This is my first time making a webcomic! Most of my experience lies in animation and illustration, so I’d like to make sure my comics read well and are still visually interesting.

Any feedback is greatly appreciated!

Shirt swap — Burn Pit webcomic by Voided Art is inspired by Y2K cartoon classics like Adventure Time and Regular Show. The comic’s stylization aims to replicate Marvel and DC’s traditionally inked comics. Inspired by a true queer love story, Burn Pit creates a voice for those unheard.

Hello all, I will preface this issue with the following disclaimers: Sessions as a story engages in CNC fantasy. Everyone is over 21 years old. The acts you see in today's issue depict a consensual BDSM relationship.

Some folks here have made comments that helped me see that not everything I've written translates well once it's been released into the wider world. I cannot change the early issues that I've already written and published (for now), but I am incorporating better practices going forward regarding consent, establishing CNC fantasy aspects, and therapist confidentiality.

edit: I should have inlcuded this link to previous issues: https://www.reddit.com/r/comics/comments/1vxyv9w/sessions_issue_10_origin_story/