are the dark tower comics good?
483671
Your mileage may vary on the comics depending on your tastes. They're pretty good, especially the first one (A Gunslinger Born) that's based on Wizard & Glass. It's almost a direct adaptation - a glimpse of what a GOOD Dark Tower movie would be like. Thoroughly enjoyed it.
745218
Strictly speaking, yes. Otherwise it would technicaly be just a bunch of pictures, even if presented in a sequential form. However, many comics, like Will Eisner's, Frank Miller's or Alan Moore's get away with this, for longish passages. It depends on the intention, and how clearly the story is presented.
468777
i'd say its worth it if you cant get enough of the liars.. its like you get a whole new plot line. Although some of the characteristics of the girls are different in the books than in the show, and I find the book characteristics bug me a bit more. Yes. It is worth it.
490054
Tower of God is not a manga, its a manhwa. (i.e. its Korean not Japanese.) Moreover its a webcomic and does not run on a proper weekly shonen like publication.
734359
['DOCTOR STRANGE MULTIVERSE OF MADNESS. [02:26]', 'SPIDER-MAN THREE. [02:52]', 'FANTASTIC FOUR. [05:33]', 'DEADPOOL. [06:25]']
916694
Audience Reviews for Godless: Miniseries It is not the best western series but it is also not the worst. In general it is a good and simple series without much violence and action !!!
1223375
You should at the very least read the first three books - A Princess of Mars, The Gods of Mars, and The Warlord of Mars. They form a trilogy (with cliffhanger endings on the first 2 books) with John Carter as the main protagonist. ... I've read most of them a time or two over the years. They are quite good.
794455
The Dungeon Run-style solo adventures are worth it if you're looking for a story and/or more background for the cards in the expansion they're each tied to. They're not a good “investment” if you're looking for packs to build your collection. Content is fun though if you like that type of thing.
327178
The show feels kind generic, but the characters are decent to watch. ... It does a really good job at world building and has likable characters, but the plot really isn't super special so far. I would recommend watching an episode to see if you vibe with it.
898932
'Terminator: Dark Fate' is as good as the first two films — because it ignores what happened in the last three. ... And with “Terminator: Dark Fate,” the satisfyingly solid sixth installment in the sci-fi series about various Terminators (i.e., cyborg super-assassins from the future), that's certainly true.
862817
Well, that depends, are we comparing their movie analogs or comic book. In the comics, dark PhoeNix wins, no contest. However, the movies have decided to portray captain marvel as substantially stronger than she was in the comics and that has recently overflowed into newer comics that feature her.
162846
YES. It's good enough to read twice. He has a unique ability in the books (that doesn't appear in the show due to it's need to be concise), to give entire cultures, clans, tribes, houses - a multi-dimensional feel. You start to think how they think, feel how they feel.
350771
As a general rule, most comic books will go up in value. ... A true “investor” in comics will also need a bit of detachment from their collection. I have comics that are worth some money and others that are worth not much at all, but I wouldn't trade or sell them for anything because of their emotional value to me.
2294
Lord the Rings gave us Harry Potter, Star Wars, Game of Thrones, and every other major franchise. It was the original good vs evil story. The story doesn't seem so impressive now because it's style and themes were copied so many times before the films came out. ... Maybe the films did bore you.
1256441
I would say yes. They aren't written in a particularly beautiful or complex style (unless food is being described), but they tell the story with good old-fashioned efficiency and are very pleasurable to read in a "no frills" way.
1133664
There's just something about King's horror, though. He helped make prominent many of the scary-story tropes we grew up with, including — perhaps most infamously — Monster Clowns. I might be a bit biased, but, if you're looking for a scary book written in the last 40 years, you can't go wrong with Stephen King.
502520
Yes, definitely read them. It's not that the books are better (I personally think so but I can see an argument for the other view), they are more complex and dense. There are more characters and subplots and I think they are telling very similar but definitely different stories with different objectives.