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Message: [QUOTE="ATenderLad, post: 75675, member: 3864"] That's awesome, I used to take a sibling with me to get comics to help with them reading, they preferred manga but enjoyed [S]spending my money[/S] sharing a hobby with me. Planet Hulk is such a great jumping on point, just one of the best stories the character has and largely self-contained. World War Hulk is a short event that's wall-to-wall slobberknockers, with John Romita Jr. drawing action like it's the only way he's receive the antidote. If you're having fun with the character, a more recent book called The Immortal Hulk is maybe *the* best Hulk story ever written. It brings a sense of horror in the spirit of the original inspiration, Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, and really floored me. Superior Spider-Man is a pretty wild time too, maybe the peak of Dan Slott's lengthy run on the character. The Gauntlet is a solid reintroduction of all of Spidey's well-known villains, just don't get too excited for The Grim Hunt it leads in to. It's a flat re-hash of Kraven's Last Hunt from the 80's, which - if you can find it - is a fantastic six-issue tale. Actually, one more suggestion, but if you haven't read it? Watchmen. It's called the best for a reason, and it uses a very consistent panel layout throughout the series. Top to bottom, left to right, very uniform with the occasional splash page for effect. It's cool that you're following through on that goal, feel free to mention any of it here if you're feeling like it. [/QUOTE]

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