So I just finished reading Gotham Central off of /co/'s

>>91751271
Astro City

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>>91751271
It's short, but check out Kurt Busiek and Alex Ross' Marvels.
Also, glad you enjoyed Gotham Central. Hell of a book.

Are you fine with comics that have nothing to do with superheroes at all?

>>91751477

Hell yes, especially since I actually just started to read cape comics recently. I just have a spot spot for ordinary people that are forced to deal with situations way out of their pay grade.

>>91751271
Montoya is fucking terrible and her parts in 52 were by far the worst.

>>91751365
THIS.

Also if you're looking for a GC continuation in 52 I think you'll be disappointed. It's not a bad book though.

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FUCKING THIS.

Ever wanted to see what shit like No Man's Land or a run-of-the-mill alien invasion looks like to ordinary, low-income citizens of Gotham? Ever wanted to see the crime lords that Batman doesn't bother with? Ever wanted to see homeless people fighting Lobo?

>>91751592
t. America Chavez fan

>>91751787
do those exist?

>>91751801
Yes and they're mostly Montoya fans also.

>>91751815
They are not.

America Chavez fans think she is the first gay latina in comics.

>>91751841
Well, she's the first gay latina from a dimension of gay latinas. And she has a godawful name.

That's something.

>>91751841
Heard some bullshit podcast recently where some idiots were talking about stuff they loved recently(America, Moon Girl and Wasp) and how Rebirth is a awesome and New 52 was a sin against humanity. Earlier they talked about how cool Rene Montoya is.

I'm really interested in the overarching cultural/societal differences that certain heroes/villains cause.

Things like-
Are birthday/circus/fairground clowns despised in Gotham because it reminds people of the Joker? What do people think about TV shows/cartoons featuring clowns? Is using the phrase "clowning around" frowned upon?

Do people collect Spiderman's webbing? Do they see it as a good luck charm or a nuisance to clean up or anything like that? Do they sell it on Ebay? Are they less afraid or friendlier to regular spiders?

Does being good at running/track and field in Central City schools make you popular? Are there fewer fat kids because they want to be like the flash?

Is the online dating scene for men in Metropolis even harder because women constantly compare them to "the perfect man", Superman? Do women sometimes develop a hardcore fetish for Superman and have to go to therapy to help them have normal relationships? Do some of them go nuts and jump off a building or drive into oncoming traffic expecting Supes to save them, fall in love, and live happily ever after? What other superheroes or villains inspire fetishes or weird fandoms? (please don't ruin the thread with that last one)

>>91751992
Spider-man's webbing dissolves after an hour or so

>>91751815
>>91751841
>>91751916

OP here. I like Renee Monotoya, but America Chavez genuinely pisses me off on a level I can barely describe and I say that as someone who's actually gay, so Marvel can go fuck themselves if they think that America's any good.

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>>91751271

This was alright. It shows what cops and paramedics and shit were doing during things like Secret Wars and Inferno.