Impressed? :)

Quite. The movie really doesn't do the comic justice. The characterization was amazing. Literally every character had a back story that was just as in depth as the main characters. Eve was a much stronger person than portrayed in the movie as well. All the writing was great but that's to be expected with Alan Moore. Until recently I was an art snob when it came to comics but my introduction to Warren Ellis I have been a lot more focused on the writing aspect. I've got a bunch more of Moore's stuff on the way.

Night Of The Living Dead

Red Robin #4

Oh shit! :eek:

Marvel Zombies 4 issue #1-#4.

E.C. Comics, Tales From The Crypt. The Vault OF Horror,The Haunt Of Fear and since i was 8 The Hulk.

I'm rereading Sam Kieth's Ojo, waiting for the last issue of Kick-Ass to come out in November.

I'm just starting You Will Die by Your Own Evil Creation, the second anthology of wacked-out Fletcher Hanks comics from the '40s. Can't wait to dig in. If this is half as weird/good as I Shall Destroy All The Civilized Planets, it'll be terrific.

Sam

Noir, an anthology of short horror comics from Dark Horse. Almost every story in here is at least solid, but the new Stray Bullets story and a nice twist on Batman’s origin by Brian Azzarello are standouts. If you like crime comics, definitely check this one out.

Sam

Destination Moon.