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@@ryanwilliams7639 it was literally right there! It's like 4 feet from the camera and pertinent to the book!

Aragorn ain't walking through that door, buddy

That one's been on my list to read for a while! Mad Cave has been killing it this year, I've really been enjoying what they've been putting out, definitely want to check out some of the publishers older stories

I'm so sorry for exposing you to great comic stories, I'll probably never do it again

@@bunkmastab Doubtful! You have impeccable taste in comics!

@@Illuminerdy_ The King is here? Jack Kirby is back?!

@@bunkmastab King Bunk Baby!

@@NeuroSquire Glad to hear you enjoy the lesser known spotlights! I will make sure to keep shouting out the books I've been loving that aren't getting as much attention as they deserve

Yeah! Wish Johnson and Mitten had more time to work on it, but it was really cool to see Mitten's artwork in color after being all b&w in Wasteland

@@Ping_pong_lewis Long time no see! Hope dinner was tasty and you've been checking out some good ethics texts. My next video I'm doing is "the 10 best series I read on my UA-cam break", so that kind of video is coming soon! Appreciate you checking this out

Thank you! Still kind of getting back into the swing of things, wasn't fully happy with how this came out while I was editing, but it'll help the next few videos better

Yeah man, with Bunn being the writer on it, I would LOVE if we get one of the big Oni Deluxe editions like 6th Gun

@@deathtone1614 Thank you! Was very much intending on walking out with just the books on my pull, but I can't say to a pile of discount books! Hope things are going well and you're getting to turn cards sideways!

Things are going well on my end. Think I might have found someone to turn cards sideways with. That and there’s a book club I might partake in. (Not the mail order kind)

Once the video is uploaded I can't edit it but I'll try to get the next video louder

​@bunkmastab just FYI, this was plenty loud enough playing through my phone 🤷‍♂️

@@comicsvstheworld Appreciate that feedback, and just in time! I was about to start shouting for my next video! Regardless, I'll be double-checking my levels before exporting my next video

I'm watching on android tv tried on 2 devices same, on mobile it's probably audible but still lower on volume

I'm so glad the series got enough love to get a second printing! Really hope everyone is able to get their hands on it

Bunn's series always deliver. They may not always be my favorites but they always suck me in while I'm reading them and I almost always enjoy them. I forgot that Mitten did some work on Criminal Macabre, I always think of that all as Ben Templesmith on the series

@@CarlsCollection Summer is the best, but I'm always relieved to go back to normal. You mentioned going up to the lake with the family recently, we hit up Upstate Michigan and some of the beaches up there were absolutely beautiful! My next video is "the 10 best series I read on my UA-cam break" (title subject to change), I'll make sure to filter through the list and only highlight digital artists. Although a Lonergan series is getting a shoutout, but that doesn't matter now that you have that Turtles page

Excited for that! Though I feel like there might be some other books we talk about more than those . . .

WAVE YOUR HANDS FROM SIDE TO SIDE AND SAY! Appreciate you checking this out. I definitely have a D&D background myself and enjoyed a lot about Die, it was really the end of it that kind of threw me and left me a little underwhelmed. I had the first volume and loved it's combination of horror and fantasy to tell the story of a realm after the heroes go home. I'll definitely be highlighting some under the radar books coming up, hope they land with you!

I'd definitely suggest checking out Midnight Nation however you can, definitely don't need to jump right into the big oversize edition. Rachel Rising is actually one I haven't finished yet. I have the softcover omni (can we all agree to just call those compendiums?) and read the first 120 pages or so but the character voices weren't really landing with me again. I'll be trying it again this year, I've heard nothing but praise for that book from everyone who's read it. Thanks for checking this out!

Ha, totally fair! I appreciate you checking out my videos, and no worries if it's not your thing. What books have you been enjoying recently?

I don't even know what replacing me would look like. Is that when an animated tank top just talks about how good Craig Thompson books are? Dang, I'd watch that.

DDDDDDAAAAAAAAAAAYYYYYYYY DDDAAAAAAAAAAAYYYYYYYYY!!!!!!!! I'll be honest man, Book 3 completely snuck up on me. I could have sworn it was coming out in November, just realized it's coming out next week! As soon as I get that book I'll be doing an overview along with some other stuff like the promised reading order and my thoughts on each of the different eras now that the series is over. When are we getting that OmniNation x Omnidog show? The internet demands it!

@@bunkmastab it’s out now bro ! Go get it haha ! Yeah I’ll hit up Jess soon. 😉

@@OmniNationComics.... order placed, you're getting a shoutout on the overview video. Literally had no idea it came out on Wednesday

@@bunkmastab I’m glad I can help bro. :)

I totally get that feeling on Kirkman, I actually own very little before picking up these Invincible Hardcovers. For the most part, I feel like he rights very enjoyable comics that are satisfying in the moment but don't always last with me. That said, I think he's really good at some things, ESPECIALLY the big reveal coming off of a page turn, which I think in a medium like comics is a real skill that can absolutely lead to amazing moments. But for the most part, I think Kikman is a digital/library read for me.

I feel like there are two kinds of comic readers: people who love Midnight Nation and people who haven't heard of it yet. It's been a few years since I've read it and I can't wait to reread it. Hope everything is going well with you!

@@bunkmastab Hope all is well with you all!

Thank you! On Monsters, you ever feel like when you know something is so good and so well done that there's almost a pressure to start it? That's the way I feel with Monsters, there was a weight to it that it needed to be appreciated in the right way. Now that I have it and it doesn't need to go back to the library, I'm excited to get over that and actually check it out. Do you have any BWS pages in the collection?

@@bunkmastab had a BWS painting but it's about to be auctioned at Heritage next week. Would love a Monsters page but he's not selling as of now

Don't forget to get all the way in the back, those are the most important to make sure you're brushing.

Thank you, sir! If I quit my job and shipped my kids off to boarding school, I could still never come close to your upload schedule but it's nice to get back into the habit, we'll see what happens as that habit builds.

@@bunkmastab well I for one and looking forward to it 💪

I'm sorry, but I'm far too old and cheugy to understand this. Please rewrite this in the one true internet language L337 5P34K. Anything newer than about 2003 goes right over my head

Today is the 101st day, but keep in mind this was filmed yesterday. Film a video AND post it on the same day, are you nuts?

@@bunkmastabRead your reply via email and for a second thought you hit me with the good old “If you no longer wish to receive emails about comments and replies, you can unsubscribe.” Haha.

@@LiteratureInPictures If you're getting emails about comments and replies, you should absolutely unsubscribe!

You know what's funny, I feel like this is my first video on my own channel that I'm wearing a tanktop (outside of shorts and the Vermont video which was really more of a travel log), there are theoretically people who have never watched any of the livestreams and are going "why's this dude wearing a tanktop?

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@@CarlosDias-er6dd I absolutely can, Carlos! For the main series, you want to go with Year One, Year Two, Shattered Grid, Beyond The Grid, Necessary Evil 1-2, then Mighty Morphin Power Rangers Book 1-3 (only Book 1 and 2 are out now, Book 3 comes out next week). For Go Go Power Rangers, it's up to you when/ how you read it. The main hardcovers have a lot of the series included with Shattered Grid and Necessary Evil, so you're totally cool to just read through with those and skip the Go Go Deluxes. If you want to read them I suggest reading the first part of Go Go vol 1 after Year 2 (stopping once you hit the Shattered Grid crossover issues 9-12). Almost all of Go Go Deluxe vol 2 is contained in the Necessary Evil volumes, if you want to check out the other 4 issues and the Rangers Forever special, read those after Beyond The Grid. For the other books (Lost Chronicles and Archives) you're fine to skip them or read them whenever you want. They're a separate continuity and do not affect the main storyline. Hope that helps, I'll be filming a full reading order once Book 3 comes out next week

@@bunkmastab it really helps! Thank you, I'll make sure to follow and keep an eye for that video! Keep on the good work!

@@CarlosDias-er6dd Thank you, much appreciated!

It's long been on my list! I finally got around to reading Usagi last year, maybe I'll finally get to Lone Wolf and Cub this year or next. If it's good enough for Frank Miller to make a career off of, it's definitely good enough for me!

@@metalsabatico thank you so much for checking it out!

@@burntdice2810 First off, I really appreciate you checking out one of my older videos like this. But, I actually agree with you. One of the things I love about this book is that I get different things out of this every time I read it. The first time, I was pretty hyperfocused on the Craig-Raina relationship. Subsequent readings have shown me that the most important relationship in the books are Craig and his brother and Craig with Christianity. I also think that this book helped set up future auto-bio comics and we don't get things like It's Lonely At The Centre of the Earth (another favorite of mine) without books like this to pave the way. I think this was an important book for the medium and I appreciate you having enough insight to know that this isn't a comic you're into. One of the things that make comics great is that there's a comic out there for everyone and people can freely dislike books that other people love

@@bunkmastab I’ve been reading a lot of auto bios and they just haven’t been hitting for me. Just in the past week I’ve read this one, and two from Noah Van Sciver (as a cartoonist and one dirty tree). I just come away very meh. I think it’s because their lives seem so familiar that it’s doesn’t interest me much. I’d rather read about other cultures so I can gain some form of insight in something I personally don’t know a lot about.

@@burntdice2810 I think that's a totally fair take. I really like autobio comics as a genre and I can enjoy the comics and storytelling of it even if the life behind the story is very familiar. Have you read The Called Us Enemy by George Takei and Harmony Becker? It's a graphic retelling of Takei's life in American internment camps during World War II? While I don't think the comics aspect is as strong as something like Blankets (in terms of aspects like the linework and paneling) it tells a horrifying story that should absolutely be heard. One of the finest graphic autobios off mostly the strength of the story being told and the skill that Takei tells it

@@bunkmastab I that one has been on the radar. It sounds like it may be similar to grave of the fireflies which is just gut wrenching

@@burntdice2810 Grave of Fireflies is definitely more emotionally devastating but They Called Us Enemy is more likely to make you angry. Both are wonderful, just in different ways

@@IaMShadows1 It will not, we're probably 2 books away from getting Darkest Hour, which doesn't start until Mighty Morphin Power Rangers 111. Book 3 (which comes out next month!) will cover the rest of the Ryan Parrott era with both the Mighty Morphin and Power Rangers series 17-22, The Death Ranger special, and the oversized Mighty Morphin Power Rangers 100. The Melissa Flores era will probably be split into two books, with the first one the setup and 2 Power Rangers Unlimiteds then the other having Darkest Hour (MMPR 111-122) and the Darkest Hour special. And that's the end of the series, thanks for checking out the video!

@@bunkmastab Thank you so much!

@@IaMShadows1 You're welcome! Always happy to have something to do with all this extra Power Rangers knowledge bouncing around in my head, it's not like it's being used for anything productive otherwise!

Thank you! When a new Boom! Power Rangers Hardcover comes out, it's a day to celebrate!

You got it, man! So many great books, got to shout them all out!

Dhanyavaad, Angshumam! It was wonderful sharing the stream with you yesterday and thank you for checking this out. I know I have many days ahead of checking out your videos, thank you for sharing your incredible insight on yesterday's stream!

@@bunkmastab Likewise, sir! Lots of catching up to do here as well. I'll be comparing notes the next time we meet! 😁

I'm here to help! What part of the story do you feel like you're missing? The only stuff that hasn't been collected is the some of the non-main universe stuff like Drakkon: New Horizons, Pink, and Power Rangers Universe. Is there a part of the story the seems like you're missing?

Right?! It turns out Rebecca Guay does more than just Elves and Lands. Not sure how she never got to do a version of Shivan Dragon, but she definitely knows her way around a firebreather. Thanks for checking this out!

You know what I'm going to say ... Hoopla! No spines required! I've had good luck with all of my books and feel like they're some of the best made books in my collection but regardless of format this is a story that deserves to be read.

@@bunkmastab yeppers it's on my list for the hoopla treatment

Thanks for checking it out, Sazmurph! I've definitely heard the "ripoff of Voltron" criticism before, the funny thing is the first Super Sentai series (the base series that Power Rangers reuses the footage from) Himitsu Sentai Gorenger came out in 1975, a full 6 years before Beast King GoLion (the original Voltron series) in 1981. But as a kid growing up in the 90s, Power Rangers was just the perfect mix of teen drama from shows like Saved by the Bell and awesome action sequences that my parents didn't think was "too violent for kids". Hope the volume was better on this one!

@@bunkmastab Yes, the volume was better on this video! Thank you for the history lesson, I didn't know about footage from the 70s being used!

Whoa, love the new logo! And thank you, that is high praise. I realize I'm biased as I grew up with the team, but I genuinely think the Power Rangers comics are the best team super hero book coming out. Perfect balance of character development and fantastic action sequences

@@bunkmastab just might have to check it out now!

Yeah man, most the writers on Massive-verse titles cut their teeth on Boom Power Rangers. Kyle Higgins launched MMPR and Radiant Black, Parrott, Melissa Flores, and Matt Groom all had turns on Power Rangers titles and are either writing or have written MassiveVerse titles

This run has been great since issue 1, really hope your hardcover gets over there soon! Salamat for watching!

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Man, I haven't listened to Daft Punk in forever, but I used to listen to Discovery on repeat. Good memories. Don't know the video you're talking about, but that description is definitely the feel here.