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Do a powerbomb became relatable to me earlier than I would have liked, its a really great book, I can always rely on johnson to make say hell yeah to a cool drawing and cry all in one book

6:36 So weird seeing this now that Flanagan will be doing a remake of The Exorcist

The first PR was great, there’s not a second and the anime was imo great. And having some more PR content absolutely filled my heart with joy Edit: maybe it’s cause how was younger but I always thought that Raleigh was a cool and very interesting character. And this only grew and as I got older cause I started understand him more. He was a scarred veteran going through survivors guilt after losing his brother, trying to live knowing he will forever have the memory of his brothers death ingrained in his mind. Also killing off mako in PR uprising was a horrible idea. And not bringing Raleigh was also a bad idea

This comic run is so good! I loved predator 2 but damn this would have been better.

The energon verse! I’ve been following it since Void revivals 1. Destroy 1 and Scarlett 1 are the most recent releases. Unfortunately the flag ship GI joe( which is amazing) is in its own universe.

Matt, please, do a full video on The Life and Times of Scrooge McDuck. That comic deserves it. Don Rosa, and of course his inspiration/idol Carl Barks, are comic book LEGENDS in Europe, but sadly forgotten and looked over in America (despite the fact that Barks was one of the original three first comic creators to be inducted in the Will Eisner Hall of Fame. The other two being Eisner himself and Jack Kirby). As for comic recommendations, you can't go wrong with Tintin. Great mystery/adventure comics with a nice comedic touch. I'd recommend starting with The Crab With the Golden Claws that first introduces Tintins best friend, the choleric sailor Captain Haddock, followed by the two-part treasure hunt adventure (and my personal favourie) Secret of the Unicorn/Red Rackham's Treasure. After that, there are two other great adventure two-parters. The Indiana Jones-esque The Seven Crystal Balls/Prisoners of the Sun as well as the hard sci-fi Destination Moon/Explorers of the Moon (Yeah. Tintin went to the moon before Aldrin and Armstrong). Lastly, I think the three best albums are The Calculus Affair, a Hitchcockian spy-thriller, The Castafiore Emerald, a comedic bottle-episode set entirely in Marlinspike Hall, and lastly the Magnum Opus; Tintin in Tibet. A great story about friendship and tenacity and one of few comics that can make me cry (courtesy of the bravery of Haddock).

Wasn’t one of the Cancelled Friday movies the one that inspired mkx Jason?

WHERE is the walking dead???

I'll take a whole do a powerbomb video, or even better, an entire video on the work of Daniel Warren Johnson.

Ey , there’s actually something you’ve literally frogot it’s the fan-film Godzilla : Heritage or most known as ‘’HERITAGE’’ that I think production has started around 2005 ( maybe? ) to 2015 with photos showing that there was gonna be … Godzilla , Angurius ( three to be correct. ) , Mothra , Varan , Rodan and Kumonga . It started a kickstarter at one point and gained a LOT of kickstarters BUUT after that Toho saw the project and said ‘’ let’s ruin his day ‘’ so TOHO’s Lawyers reached out to them and said that the didn’t have the lisencse to the Kaiju so the only people who say the full Fan-Film ( Movie ) were the ones who supported the kickstarter so it was all scrapped together so it Lead to 2016’s Shin Godzilla. I hope you’re reading this because that’s a deep dive through HERITAGE! - Imediate ! M

Otachi will always be my favourite kaiju. Not just in Pacific Rim, but all kaiju media I've seen

Capitalism pretty much killed Pacific Rim, and that was after begrudingly allowing to live in the first place lmao. They were not interested in promoting the movie, not when their plan was to pull a advertisement blitz two weeks before the film actually released in July. Like, c'mon, now. You see this kind of thing happen all the time in the gaming industry. A game does well enough to get a sequel, but instead of cooling their jets, they push something out to make short term profit then complain about the overall bank of diminishing returns.

Simonson also penciled thor from 261 to 270.

LOVE Giant Days :). I would also recommend Black Sad

Daytripper!!!!

Spoiler: I just think it's weird future someone sending him messages choosing to wrap his face with toilet paper was a very Kanye choice

I Kill Giants should also be a required read. Beautifully heartbreaking. Additionally, American Born Chinese was also a uniquely introspective random pickup. Barnes and Nobles has a hardcover version with both volumes, and I spent the full day at the store pouring over it.

Gonna' save this for *after* I watch GxK, as I don't want to be spoiled. Great first five minutes, though! I'm echoing everyone else here by saying that there is room for both the campy and the serious with Godzilla. He's a freaking cool giant lizard, iconic in all of his incarnations (even in his goofball 60's/70's era😆)!

Saga is really good also

Scott Pilgrim, Conan the Barbarian, the modern Elric comics, Star Wars: Republic + Dark Times, and The Hedge Knight are my personal recommendations.

You gotta watch HOPE AND GLORY - A Mad Max Fan Film. It is made with love and dedication. Combines elements from the the first movies, Fury Road, the comic book and the game. They even paid for a location with a couple cases of beer, supposedly. In my opinion, it is more than just a fan film.

NEED MORE RECOMENDATIONS PLEASE!!

Sex Criminals by Matt Fraction and Chip Zdarsky is a lot of fun, its very 18+ but its about a couple who learn that when they *ahem* do adult stuff they can stop time and so they use it to rob banks to get funding for their library. It spirals from there and more characters with more wacky powers come into the fray and an interdimensional police force comes in to try and stop them from using those powers. It feels like a juvenile premise but it is a really sincere and funny series about love and relationships and sex positivity.

DMZ is another good one

Seeing King Kong wreck things on the World Trade Center is such a surreal sight. It perfectly encapsulates the loss of innocence in American culture those towers would go on to represent. Where audiences once delighted in a thrilling action film involving a disaster at the world trade center, such concepts would become a frightening reality that could not be depicted the same way in films truly ever again. Disaster films involving cities would go from wild rides of excitement to painful reminders of the horrors that once befell our country.

I think people don't realize that there's actually a lot more traditional animation in the OG Tron than anything else. A lot of stuff that looks like what you'd expect from computer animation of the time was actually hand drawn, airbrushed, etc., especially the backgrounds.

50 years of excellence

What I love about Rise is how they cleverly reused aspects of Escape and Conquest; taking the complicated time travel plot and making it feel more grounded as a Frankenstein-like tale of man playing God. Ultimately writing a plot that, while outlandish, feels like a strangely prescient warning of man's demise. They still mostly keep Caesar's origin story. Both versions of the character are the son of an intelligent ape who was mercilessly gunned down by humans, and both are secretly raised by a kind scientist at birth. But while they keep the basic outline, they took away the time travel element. Instead of Caesar's mother being an ape from the future, she is the first ape to be tested using an experimental drug that heightens cognitive functions. Instead of Caesar forming full sentences, the evolution of the ape's speech feels more real and terrifying, beginning only with primal grunts and words like "no." They seem like small changes but they help create an illusion that this frightening future could actually happen, that apes could eventually and gradually evolve like humans once did many years ago.

Wow, these all sound gay

read made in abyss by far one of best japanese comic book (or manga) there is characters are incredible. settings and art is incredible. the villain is the greatest villian that i have ever seen. only problem is its from japan which means there is some inappropriate things in it

It's a good psychological thriller/horror film. It was completely different from the original and that's what I liked. It told a better story to me.

“a puffy turd” 😂😂

These are some of the worst non superhero picks I've ever heard 😂😂

Maus, it is AMAZING

The idea of Nancy becoming a guardian angel in dreams, to counter Freddy as the dream demon, was used in a licensed comic series.

BERSERK.......nuff said

Disregard anything by Mariko Tamaki, everything she writes are pointless self inserts

Cool, please more recommendations.

Next big video coming soon?

Brian Cox was tremendous in the role.

The text in the lower angle: Godzilla vs King Ghidorah (1991) The video: shows Godzilla final wars footage

THE MIDNIGHT. Good choice!

Great recs, Giant Days is one of my all time favs, Do A Power Bomb is awesome, and Always Never is one of those works that you can tell was made by someone who's mastered comic book storytelling. For my own rec if you're into love triangles and lesbian love stories, Belle of the Ball by Mari Costa is a sweet ya romance made that's clearly a passion project.

Usagi Yojimbo was one of the first non-superhero comics I read.

Great picks!

have you thought about doing a video on the legacy of EC comics or vertigo comics?

it sucks that this short probably wont get that many views because it's talking about non superhero comics.

There are a lot of serial killers from the 19th century and the 20th century that never been caught in history of crime !

But you read comics for the action, right? Why else would you in the modern day?