Who's read any Rave Master graphic novels?
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I love Rave Master! It has a very interesting story line and my favorite character is Elie.
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I know this one!  I used to have some really old comics and I remember one time they went back in time and showed his mom, dear white-haired old Martha Kent, taking apart his baby blanket and the seat of the apace-pod to make his suit.  She unravelled the blanket thread by thread and rewove it into his suit. To cut the thread, she had baby Clark stare at it with his heat vision.  The authors thought of everything!!!
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Chobits was awesome I love CLAMPs detailed drawing style and how they can mix genres. \n\nInuYasha is great the plot is good and the historical facts are great. And the art work is amazing.\n\nD.N. Angel is pretty cool, I didn't like it that much the plot is hard to follow but I read it. My boyfriend absolutely loves this anime/manga.\n\nWolfs Rain is the best! The details, the story, the beautiful drawings! It's hard not to love this manga! I dislike anime but for this I made a major exception! Both are just amazing and breath taking when it comes to detail.
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Yes I've read them all.\nThe girls all are super\nI'm in love with Ginny,\nBut Harry is going to marry her. (phoooie)
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i have read it...it is totally awesome!!! it is so sad tho because he has to fight or food and what not. if you are interested in that book, there is a sequel called "the lost boy" that is soooooo good.
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Well, heck, if you like Ellis' work, then Invincible Iron Man is for you.  But then again, Transmetropolitan is one heck of a book...\n\nMy recommendations would be Garth Ennis' Preacher, Dave Sim's Cerebus, Jeff Smith's Bone, Neil Gaiman's Sandman to name a few... But those are mostly indie stuff that you may already know about.\n\nWith that in mind, I am assuming that you want to read about superheroes with quite a bit of depth to them - no shallow cookie cutter stuff for you!\n\nHow about The Powers, Violent Messiahs, Noble Causes, and heck, even Batman, Spiderman, X-men are quite good titles, as they involve well-fleshed out characters.  I'd suggest the Ultimate line with the two Marvel lines, and perhaps someone could add a good series for you to dive into when it comes to Batman, as I know there's a few different titles starring Wayne....
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The best thing about them is the humour in each comic strip I read. The behaviour was pranky, but not to the level of discomfort. The Hobbes-change-from-doll-to-real-mate is a must not to be missed favorite thing of mine! Don't you just WISH that this can happen to our lives? You are good in spotting good cartoons, mate. High Five! I share this favorite with you!
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I read them. Carlos was entertaining and made folks turn their heads 90 degrees to everything else. Lots of Coyote in those tales, lots!\n\nIf you would find the Red Road yourself, a more authentic path might be found in Michael Harner's books. He offers sage advice.  I have studied with a graduate of his courses, a Lakota.
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It is one of my favorite book series.  My mom used to read them to me when I was little, and censored them for my young ears.  My favorite book is "Golem in the Gears", but my favorite character is Stanley Steamer.  I read on imdb.com that they are making "A Spell for Chameleon".
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Wizard Magazine actually published a list if the Top 100 stories of all time.  There's obviously too many books to list here, so I've attached the link below.  You know your friend better than anyone else on this board, so you should be able to find something interesting listed.\n\nFYI, I'm quite partial to Iron Man "Armor Wars": he discovers that his technology has been stolen, so he goes around kicking every armored hero and villian's butt to get his technology back.  In the end, he gets kicked out of the Avengers for going rogue.  "Weapon X" (the basis for the upcoming Wolverine movie) is also a good one, but if you want a more mainstream X-Men book, I would recommend Jim Lee's "X-Men" run.
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yes i have read tintin in America, blue lotus, and cigars of the pharaoh. really cool books and worth reading.
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I've read almost all of Orson Scott Card's books.  Ender's Game and Speaker for the Dead are very good books.  However, he lost my interest when he created the duplicate Val and Peter at the end of Xenocide and the last bok in that series is pretty awful (not the writing, the story).   \nThe Philotic connections that allow instantaneous communication by ansible are an interesting theory.  It is nice to believe that we are all somehow connected by invisible threads but I seriously doubt that there is any scientific truth to it.
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I remember his name & likeness in one little comic strip. I didn't save it but I remember reading it about five years ago. That doesn't mean he wasn't featured in more comics, there are so many and I'm not really a collector.
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Watchman Nee yes, but where is the website for T Austin Sparks, never heard of him.  If he is as good as Watchmen, I will read him
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If your refrence was anything other than DC Comics or www.scerwdafench.com I would love to have a look at it, sounds like real fun :)
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Reading Spider-Man and Archies comics while listening to good music
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Yeah, of course!!! I like them a lot. They were drawn by the Belgian artist Herge who died in 1983 I suppose. Well, earlier stories didn't have good drawings but the latter one's have very good drawigns and the details that he put to a drawing is interesting. And one of the best things is that his pictures are clear not congested with lot of lines and strokes which is ideal for Tintin-like comics. But of course there are other type of stories which require lot of other lines (to give it a 3 D effect). I suppose Tintin can edge out Asterix drawings. By the way I am an artists too but not professionally.