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Message: [QUOTE="diet_orange, post: 284194, member: 26675"] One of two of my favorites are when HIM sends the girls a "Rampage-like" video game where they destroy the city as their respective monsters and where a the cast of a children's show manipulate the children (as well as Bubbles) of Townsville into sending them oodles of cash to help the pretend world survive There was also Marvel's STAR comics line in the 80s which I have some of. Mainly children's fair like Muppet Babies and Heathcliff. But it also had the original Spider-Ham comics too [automerge]1754431980[/automerge] If I had any complaints about "The Last American" and there are few, it's mainly due to how incredibly short it is. I would have loved to have seen it get a full title run, but I think you can only harp on the futility of war in a barren landscape so much before it grows stale. It feels like a much more thoughtful revision of "The Cursed Earth" arc in Judge Dredd. You might enjoy "Third World War" by Pat Mills and Carlos Ezquerra. It's about a girl who's forced into joining a militant peace corps-like operation in a third world country while a multi-national corporation tries to take it over I read through Transmet every four years and it rarely if ever gets old I've been reading a little bit of Dr. Fate by JM DeMatteis before I go to be every night, it's so good. It starts off very pulpy in the mini-series with the previous Dr. Fate dying and needing to find a replacement and then becomes farcical but somber outlook on mysticism in the on-going. Very touchy and incredibly funny [img]https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81wF9qqg6WL.jpg[/img] [/QUOTE]

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