T_Big_Bad_Wolf

Like @FadeToBlackBolt was saying, comics can be really expensive. I added up just one issue of every comic that I try to keep up with and all together they cost me well over $200. I'm falling behind on a lot of my favorites because I just can't afford to spend that much. Most of the time, I end up reading about them second or third hand from other people, and I know a lot of people who are in the same boat. When I do have any money that I can spend on comics, its usually not much and is generally spent online because I live in like the middle of nowhere and the nearest shop is like three towns away. And I hate that, because nothing can beat the feeling of holding a hard copy-of a book, comic book, cd, or whatever. My kid sister's friends look at me funny when I say I'd rather buy a CD than download the songs from iTunes or something, and that's kind of sad to me. But sometimes you have to download them because it's cheaper or they're easier to access.

If you can afford to buy every comic that you want to read, more power to you, you must be doing pretty well or you don't read as many as me (I'm actively following-or trying to-26 titles). That does not, however, mean that every person who downloads them online is "sleazy and cheap". Some of them may just be in the same boat as me and a lot of my friends-unable to afford them and desperately trying to keep up with their favorites any way they can.

Can anyone tell me? I've fallen behind a couple issues and the only places I can find them they're titled by what week they were released ('Week 15'; 'Week 20', etc).

I need the #9s and #10s from last week and the week before.

@Primmaster64 said:

@Dhor said:

@Primmaster64 said:

@MrMiracle77: So...why doesn't Superboy look like this by now?

In the comic series Young Justice there a story arch in witch Superboy was stuck at the age of 16teen. he eventually changed and matured normally . maybe there using that in some way

Let's hope that's it. ( Sins of the Youth)

Also, these panels were not actually Conner. These are from the Teen Titans issues when their evil future selves come back to stop them from changing the future and stopping themselves from becoming evil. They find out that this future Superboy/man and also the future Bart Allen were actually clones that Tim made after they died.

Even if I don't agree with all of them, I can at least see and understand, to some point, where people are coming from when they call certain aspects of the comic offensive, but this one I just don't get.

What is so offensive about Roy Harper's hat?

I actually kind of like his hats, especially the anti-superman one-I thought it was funny. I'm not even sure what the thing on his grey hat is supposed to be. It looks kind of like a raccoon, or maybe a honey badger? Whatever, I just don't get it.

Someone said that it makes him look trashy. If he was wearing a hat with something trashy on it, then sure. Like if he had one with the silhouette of a naked woman on it-personally, I find those a little trashy, or at least in pore taste.

But otherwise? I don't understand it. Maybe someone who does could explain it to me?