Comments on: Best Graphic Novels of 2005 http://splashpanel.com/archives/best-graphic-novels-2005/ Celebrating the artform of sequential storytelling with a spine! Mon, 30 Aug 2010 16:07:36 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: In Review 2005 - Broken Kode Test http://splashpanel.com/archives/best-graphic-novels-2005/comment-page-1/#comment-84407 In Review 2005 - Broken Kode Test Tue, 26 Aug 2008 06:45:31 +0000 http://splashpanel.com/?p=51#comment-84407 [...] Helsinki RoccamatiosAfter the EmpireLeo the African Top Graphic NovelsTo be honest I've written a massive post about this over at Splash Panel where this sort of thing is meant to be. Tagged: Broken Kode and [...] [...] Helsinki RoccamatiosAfter the EmpireLeo the African Top Graphic NovelsTo be honest I’ve written a massive post about this over at Splash Panel where this sort of thing is meant to be. Tagged: Broken Kode and [...]

]]> By: Khaled http://splashpanel.com/archives/best-graphic-novels-2005/comment-page-1/#comment-12 Khaled Mon, 02 Jan 2006 12:30:09 +0000 http://splashpanel.com/?p=51#comment-12 Sorry dude, sorted it out. To be fair to you, you've never actually flat out attacked the guy or anything like that, but reading Lying in the Gutters during the Jemas years you definitely were using the guy as fodder (as the top Marvel guy you had every right) but it could be thought (since you were the one that brought a lot of things to the table regarding what he was doing right and wrong) that you were in the Jemas-hating crowd. Again not saying that you said anything anti-jemas (if you did I can't remember and I'm not scrounging through your archives :) ); it's just an impression I had. To be honest I look back then and now and I feel that Marvel has taken a few steps back while at the time Jemas and Quesada were red-fire-hot, one idea after the other. The Buckley-Marvel era seems a sedate one in comparison. Sorry dude, sorted it out. To be fair to you, you’ve never actually flat out attacked the guy or anything like that, but reading Lying in the Gutters during the Jemas years you definitely were using the guy as fodder (as the top Marvel guy you had every right) but it could be thought (since you were the one that brought a lot of things to the table regarding what he was doing right and wrong) that you were in the Jemas-hating crowd. Again not saying that you said anything anti-jemas (if you did I can’t remember and I’m not scrounging through your archives :) ); it’s just an impression I had.

To be honest I look back then and now and I feel that Marvel has taken a few steps back while at the time Jemas and Quesada were red-fire-hot, one idea after the other. The Buckley-Marvel era seems a sedate one in comparison.

]]> By: Rich Johnston http://splashpanel.com/archives/best-graphic-novels-2005/comment-page-1/#comment-11 Rich Johnston Mon, 02 Jan 2006 10:21:21 +0000 http://splashpanel.com/?p=51#comment-11 It's Rich *Johnston*. And what did I say? It’s Rich *Johnston*. And what did I say?

]]> By: Broken Kode | We’re All Broken Kode » Blog Archive » In Review 2005 http://splashpanel.com/archives/best-graphic-novels-2005/comment-page-1/#comment-10 Broken Kode | We’re All Broken Kode » Blog Archive » In Review 2005 Sat, 31 Dec 2005 21:07:47 +0000 http://splashpanel.com/?p=51#comment-10 [...] Top Graphic Novels To be honest I’ve written a massive post about this over at Splash Panel where this sort of thing is meant to be. Posted in Cerebral Interviews, Noteworthy, Broken Kode, Internet [...] [...] Top Graphic Novels To be honest I’ve written a massive post about this over at Splash Panel where this sort of thing is meant to be. Posted in Cerebral Interviews, Noteworthy, Broken Kode, Internet [...]

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