Hawkman and Luke Skywalker

Hawkman and Luke Skywalker

I’ve been watching Hellboy movies and comics recently.

I can’t believe that for so many years I missed out on such a perfect demon character…

But now I’ve gotten to know him and I’m so much love him.

Peni you’re meant to be fighting!!!! (She’s just like me fr)

guys what font dose manga/comices use.

I’m trying to find it but no luck! 3:

i use clip studio btw

Star Wars: Dark Empire #1 - Battle for Coruscant by Cam Kennedy

Cover of the Day:
Daredevil #151 (March, 1978)
Art by Dave Cockrum and Terry Austin

Navigating the Seas of Imagination: Where to Buy Manga Online in India

Introduction

The world of manga, with its captivating narratives and visually stunning artwork, has found a dedicated fanbase in India. For enthusiasts eager to explore the vast realms of Japanese storytelling, the convenience of buying manga online has become a gateway to an extensive collection of titles. In this guide, we’ll steer you through the best online platforms where you can embark on your manga adventure from the comfort of your home.

The Allure of Buying Manga Online

Diverse Genres at Your Fingertips

Online platforms bring an ocean of manga genres to your fingertips. Whether you’re drawn to action-packed shonen, heartwarming shojo, intricate seinen, or thought-provoking josei, the digital shelves are stocked with a diverse range of titles catering to every taste.

Convenience and Accessibility

The joy of buying manga online lies in its convenience. No longer constrained by geographical boundaries, enthusiasts can access their favorite titles with a few clicks. Doorstep delivery ensures that your latest manga treasure is just a package away, allowing you to indulge in your passion effortlessly.

Exclusive Releases and Limited Editions

Many online platforms feature exclusive releases and limited editions, turning the act of buying manga into a treasure hunt for collectors. From variant covers to special editions, these platforms offer a chance to own unique pieces of the manga world that might not be found in physical stores.

Digital Manga Options

In addition to the traditional allure of physical copies, online platforms often provide digital manga options. Whether you prefer the tactile experience of a paperback or the convenience of reading on your tablet, the digital realm offers flexibility to suit your reading preferences.

Tips for Smooth Sailing in the Manga Ocean

Check Authenticity

Ensure the authenticity of your manga purchases by choosing platforms that guarantee genuine copies. Authenticity is key to ensuring a satisfying reading experience with high-quality prints.

Compare Prices

Different platforms may offer varying prices for the same manga title. Take the time to compare prices, and you might discover enticing deals or discounts that sweeten the deal.

Read Reviews

Before committing to a purchase, delve into reviews from fellow readers. Reviews offer insights into the physical quality of the manga, helping you make informed decisions.

Explore Digital Options

Consider exploring digital manga options, especially if you value the convenience of carrying your entire collection on a single device. Digital manga platforms often provide immediate access to your favorite titles.

Keep an Eye on Special Offers

Many online platforms run special promotions, discounts, or bundled deals. Keeping an eye on these offers can lead to significant savings and might introduce you to new series you hadn’t considered.

Conclusion: Charting Your Manga Journey

In conclusion, buying manga online in India is a voyage into the boundless seas of imagination crafted by talented Japanese mangaka. Whether you’re a seasoned collector or a newcomer eager to explore, the online platforms mentioned above provide a convenient and accessible route to discovering new worlds, characters, and stories. So, chart your course, set sail into the world of manga, and let the pages of these captivating tales transport you to extraordinary realms. for more info please visit Boganto.com & Purchase Book Online

Day 3

Steps- 11,117/30,268

Miles- 5.31/16.18

Comic- 0/1

Movies- 1/8

Candy Crush- 190

Candy Crush Jelly Saga - 134

Candy Crush Soda Saga - 321

Pour one out for every colorist who’s ever had to work with Rob Liefeld they’re giving everything they’ve got to make that shit palatable. God’s strongest soldiers fr

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COMICE apoyará a Fundación Nuevos Horizontes en mejora de centro para niños especiales

Ensenada .-Asociados de Compañías Mexicanas de la Industria de la Construcción de Ensenada (Comice), apoyarán a la Fundación Padres de Niños Especiales Nuevos Horizontes, A.C., en la realización de mejoras de su centro de educativo y de rehabilitación.

Luego de la visita que directivos de la fundación hicieron a los constructores en su reunión semanal a solicitar ayuda para hacer frente a la…

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Dark Red #3

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A surprise, shocking dive into Chip’s past. During WW2, a small group of soldiers, pursued by Nazis, wanders into a dilapidated French hotel, and one man’s life is changed forever. Tim Seeley (BRLLIANT TRASH, Hack/Slash, Grayson) and Corin Howell (Ghostbusters, Bat-Mite) bring you a contemporary and horrifying tale of vampirism in the heart of America – one that’ll make you jump right out of your boots.

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Marvel’s headquarte problem

I just don’t get the Avengers or really any Marvel superheroes on this topic: Hideouts.

NOT ONE MARVEL CHARACTER SEEMS TO UNDERSTAND THE CONCEPT OF A SECRET LAIR!

Seriously, the Avengers and FF Lairs are both giant towers in the middle of the city that any random Supervillain can attack. Not only is that super exposed, but it puts civilians in danger. Oh sure, they might have high tech defenses, but it’s still super out in the open. Anyone could conceivably find their base, line it with super TNT and blow it up.

And it’s not just the tower. The Avengers original base was a mansion, literally called Avengers Mansion. And wasn’t it always getting attacked, invaded, or at least super visible to everyone? I mean Tony Stark has have way less visible places for his superteam.

And it’s not just them. The X-Mens base is a school filled with children and it’s super open and visible. It’s attacked like all the time. The mighty Avengers were once set up in a movie theatre in an obviously crowded area, and they almost immediately got attacked by spiderOc.

Even the not so Superior Spiderman shows how stupid this is. The whole reason the Green Goblin was able to blow up his lair is because it’s the very large, very obvious prison sitting in the middle of the New York bay!

You don’t see that happening to Batman or Superman or any DC heroes. Batman’s lair is specifically built to be extra top secret. Supermans headquarters is in the dang Arctic. Their teams base isn’t a mansion or Bruce Wayne’s mansion, its a secret satellite in space. In Young Justice, when the location of Mount Justice was revealed, the league didn’t just keep using it, they switched to a more secure lair that would be a secret!

Sure, their are some DC heroes with open lairs like the JSA or the original hall of justice, but my point is, when most DC characters build a superhero base, it’s in a secret location, when Marvel characters build a base, they think, “Hey, let’s make it in the most easy to find place as possible.”

Seriously, can someone provide good evidence of an honest to God secret base in Marvel? And I don’t mean a safehouse or a military base, I mean a headquarters for superheroes that isn’t super out in the open? The only one I can think of is the original Avengers Academy in the microverse or wherever.

I’m down with the sickness

exterior

Comice is a one star Michelin restaurant appointed with nice linens, comfortable chairs, pretty flowers, wood floors and purse stools in a leather that matches the chairs.  It is run by a couple with the wife, Etheliya Hananova serving as sommelier and front end manager and the husband, Chef Noam Gedalof running the kitchen.  She is from Canada which may be why American music plays in the background.  It is a lovely room that is nicely lit and noise level is not a problem as the tables are well spaced.  It is a very comfortable atmosphere that offers a la carte options or a tasting menu of 5 courses (4 at lunch).  

We started the meal with cocktails rather than champagne.  The martini was prepared just as I specified and the negroni used nice large ice cubes so dilution was not a problem.

They brought warm comté cheese gougeres to snack on as we decided on our meal.  They were delightful – strongly flavored and a perfect texture. Very good.

A carrot veloute with herbs arrived with some of their house made bread and house made butter.  The bread was nicely crisp on the edge and dense in the middle.  It was served at room temperature in a thick wedge.  It was great.  The veloute was seasoned with tarragon and was sweet and velvety.  Nicely flavored, it was an excellent start for the meal.

Scallop carpaccio was presented with Buddha’s hand, radish and fennel.  It was a very generous portion of scallops.  The radish was so fresh there was no bitterness at all.  Pieces of lime added a little pop to some bites.  It was a nice combination of flavors and textures.

Cauliflower with pepper, roasted bread, almonds and lemon were dressed with a tart sauce with a hint of mustard.  The almonds gave it a special crunch.  This one was fun and tasty to eat.

Shellfish tagliatelle was served with roasted garlic butter.  The velvety thin pasta was exquisite with the buttery sauce – this was heaven in a bowl.  The variety of shellfish was good and all blended beautifully with the buttery sauce.

Butter poached lobster was served with sweet potato, spinach, shallot and bacon vinaigrette.  The sweet potato was in a ravioli and the spinach was a purée that added a nice color contrast.  Bits of bacon in the sauce went wonderfully with the caramelized onions.  It was a totally savory course bursting with terrific flavors.

A sorbet of apple was served in a smooth mousse of spice and citrus.  It was tart but still sweet.  A good transitional course.

A citrus panna cotta with orange ice cream.  It was a nice light dish with good flavors but not a blow-away like the savory courses.

A chocolate souffle and vanilla ice cream with a touch of lemon was the killer of the two desserts.  It had a perfect molten center and the touch of lemon was just the right amount.  It was served with a couple hazelnut pirouette cookies.  A great chocolate and sweet fix.

We had an after dinner drink and it was good with the final treats of chocolate bonbon with hazelnuts, nougat and passion fruit macaroon.

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