Are you a geek?

Metal is in my blood Number of posts : 3282 Age : 42

You might like Panels On Pages then.

If you have any interest in geek culture, please do check it out, sign up at the board, etc. It's a new venture between myself and a few internet pals.

Master Of The Crotch Grab Number of posts : 6841 Age : 50

The only comic I ever really read was Heavy Metal, dont know if that makes me a comic geek or not. Smile

Metal is in my blood Number of posts : 3282 Age : 42

Yes. Yes it does.

Metal, Movies, Beer Number of posts : 37869 Age : 54

I'm a retired comic book geek... will have to check that YouTube thingy out later (no speakers on this PC)

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Master Sailboat Number of posts : 9301 Age : 45

i like certain comic books, but i'm not really a geek about it. i don't buy issues religiously or anything. good luck with your endevour though.

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Metal master Number of posts : 752 Age : 38

I love comic books but I am very special with what I read. I got some series I worship and others which I casually read.

Baron Von 40oz. Number of posts : 4386 Age : 34

I read some comic books, but not enough to post on a comic books forum, I'll stick to a thread here. Thanks anyway.

Bukkake Tsunami Number of posts : 25557 Age : 53

Looks pretty cool. My comic book collecting days are long over, but I'm always looking for neat stuff to kill time at work. I'll be checking this out.

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Metal graduate Number of posts : 492 Age : 104

I like comics. I like Science Fiction. I like Horror. So yeah, I'm a geek. Very Happy

Metal is in my blood Number of posts : 3325 Age : 53

As with baseball cards, I had that stage where I was also into comics quite a bit. It's something I wish that I had stuck with. I was never much of a reader when I was young, so no matter the source, it's always a good thing to read. It definitely sharpens up one's vocabulary.

During the late 70's & early 80's, I was mostly into:

1. The Avengers
2. Captain America
3. Spider Man
4. Conan The Barbarian

mini boss Number of posts : 21101 Age : 54

I do like comic books, I have not bought one in years but I have been checking them out from the local library, so count me in as a geek. Are you a geek? 337331

Roo Jockey Number of posts : 4607 Age : 46

It's been YEARS since I picked up a comic book. I've got 2 or 3 boxes of them in my closet from when I used to collect when I was 12-15.

I should probably put them on eBay or something. Not that I'll make much money from them, I'm just looking to get rid of them, make just a couple bucks, and maybe they'll go to somebody that will enjoy 'em.

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Metal novice Number of posts : 62 Age : 43

I'm a big-ass geek...

Man, back in the day I used to read Disney comic books: That's right, fellas, story tales featuring Mickey, Donald, Goofy, Pluto, etc. Needles to say, it was the f*ckin' bomb!

And these were South American press comics, so the stories didn't have the United States strictly kiddie oriented schmiel (censorship). Basically you just had these Disney characters enrolled in Law and Order type of scenarios. Solving kidnaps, robberies, shootouts and the like. Very intriguing stuff.

However those days are long gone. Haven't seen any of those comics in more than 14/15 years.

Zooey Addict Number of posts : 17074 Age : 45

Not a comic book geek, but I am a Pro-Wrestling geek.

Road Warrior Number of posts : 17151 Age : 48

If being a geek means liking something a lot then i'm a rock/metal geek i guess.

Scurvy Skalliwag Number of posts : 12763 Age : 60

In high school.... A friend and myself did our own comic every week and passed it around to all the stoner kids in the school smoking area. (yeah, I am that old) It was called, of course "The adventures of the Stoner Bro's" Who left San Fransisco in 1969 to hitchhike to Woodstock. By 1981 they were only in Montana. We both shared in the story and the ilustrations. Lots of fun and based on stuff we actually did on week-ends. Of course a lil' exageration was to be had.