#middlewest

[balu8]

Middlewest #8

by Skottie Young; Jorge Corona; Jean Francois-Beaulieu and Nate Piekos Of Blambot

Image

[coolcomicbookcovers]

[theartofthecover]

Middlewest #1 [process] (Retailer Incentive Variant) (2018)

Art by: Jorge Corona [for pencils & inks] and Jean-Francois Beaulieu [for colors]

[hintofelation99]

I've never really read comics because I read stupid fast and it usually takes longer to flip the page then to read it lol, plus I'm not a fan of how short each comic is, almost like you're reading a chapter of book. But I found out on my library app, Libby, they have comic volumes which is apparently where they have a large chunk of a series run in one book, and a surprisingly nice ereader format for comics. So I'm now planning on giving the 1998 Young Justice a try.

Anyways, I wasn't sure if people knew about Libby, and the fact they have comics. All you need is a U.S. library card and you can access any book your library has, or libraries if you have more then one library card like me. And if you don't have one, the Tulsa library in Oklahoma doesn't require verification of address if you apply online. Anyways, sorry for bothering you, I hope you have a great day! -♡♡♡

Thank you so much for this! This sounds like a genuinely wonderful resource. Personally I have a dc comic subscription that I use to read comics. But it would be nice to have access to stuff by other publishers, also for other ppl this would be nice bc not everyone can afford to get the DC subscription (or they won’t use it enough for the subscription to be worth getting, which is fine). Outside of access to comics and such, I honestly prefer to read comics digitally tbh.

Also if anyone does end up using this resource I’d still recommend occasionally stopping by your local comic book store to buy comics/get recommendations. I know that comic book stores can occasionally be intimidating or elitist, but honestly I’ve found most store s are pretty great. In my experience they’re run by a bunch by people who genuinely love the comic book industry and who want to show others that industry. They give great recommendations and can be a lot of fun to talk to. Also it’s nice to own a physical copy of your favorite comic.

That being said here are some of my comic recommendations (I’d love for others to reply or reblog this with their recommendations, or if your shy dms/anon asks with recommendations would be fun and I can make a longer post on recommendations):

Hawkeye 2012-2015

Written by Matt Fraction; illustrated by David Aja

23 issues

Published by Marvel

Middlewest

Written by Scottie Young; illustrated by Jorge Corona

Ongoing

Published by Image

Batman (2016- )

Written by Tom King; illustrated by Matt Wagner

#54-57

Published by DC

Note- I paused at 57 and haven’t really picked it back up (probably will soon as this post reminded me of it) so if there’s a better issue to end on let me know

Midnighter and Apollo 2016-2017

Written by Steve Orlando; illustrated by Fernando Blanco

6 issues

Published by DC

Constantine: The Hellblazer 2016-2017

Written by James Tynion; illustrated by Riley Rossmo

13 issues

Published by DC

Nightwing (1996- ) #26

Written by Chuck Dixon; illustrated by Scott McDaniel and Karl Story

#26

Published by DC

[thomas--bombadil]

The Creator is good and full of love. Midwestern Sunset #26

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Middlewest #1 (November 21, 2018)

writer: Skottie Young | artist: Jorge Corona | colorist: Jean-Francois Beaulieu | letters: Nate Piekos of Blambot | editor: Kent Wagenschutz | production: Carey Hall | publishing company: Image Comics

[smillingcartoonist]

Middlewest 18 #

[jorgecor]

Another page I'm really proud of from today's last issue of Middlewest. @skottieyoung wrote so many powerful moments in this issue it really pushed me to bring as much energy as possible to the visuals. . . . . . . . . #Middlewest #skottieyoung #ImageComics #comics #art #artistsoninstagram #fantasy #adventure #jeanfrancoisbeaulieu #tornado https://www.instagram.com/p/CC9JvbtDeDg/?igshid=7udl4jb242r5