There aren't many traditional comic stores left these days, sadly, but then again it's a bit of a dying market. Most people tend to either get trade paperbacks (which are available in most good bookstores as well as online) or read them digitally, neither of which require dedicated stores.
That's not to say they don't exist, of course - just Google 'Forbidden Planet' for proof of that - but they're a lot harder to find these days due to a change in how people read comics.
For the record, Judge Dredd was an English creation, created in 1977 for British comic 2000AD. Also, Alan Moore (who did Watchmen, The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen and V for Vendetta) was British as well.
And when the hell have I said that American comics aren't good? Don't put words in my mouth mate, but if you presume that only Americans hav… moree great comics, then I say that you're terribly wrong.
By the way, I'm pretty sure Judge Dredd is British. You should've used Batman as an example instead, which does happen to be one of my favorites.
Maybe you should read my response again, which was to a jerk who for some reason presumed that I live in some third world country and tried to act superior to me, which even if I did live in a third world country comes of as completely douchebagy.
Then again, I'm pretty sure I'm just wasting my time trying to reason with you, since you're for some reason (which is unknown to me) obviously resolved on attacking me and I won't waste any more of my time replying to you here, so don't waste yours expecting a reply. I'm sure you have better things to do with yourself. Then again, maybe you don't.
Same goes for me, I'd like to know where I can download some of them. Listen people, I would really like to BUY them, I would like to come t… moreo the store take a money out of my pocket and buy as much of them as I can, but they cannot be found in my country, they never got released here, neither in my native language nor in english. Only Vertigo comics that got released here are Sandman and Y The Last Man.
I'm fully aware that piracy is bad and the guys who made the comics should be rewarded for their great work, but the only way for me to get to read them is to download them from internet, it's not like I'm just being a douchebag who wants to get something without giving something in return, I honestly don't have a choice.
Guys, enough.
There aren't many traditional comic stores left these days, sadly, but then again it's a bit of a dying market. Most people… more tend to either get trade paperbacks (which are available in most good bookstores as well as online) or read them digitally, neither of which require dedicated stores.
That's not to say they don't exist, of course - just Google 'Forbidden Planet' for proof of that - but they're a lot harder to find these days due to a change in how people read comics.
For the record, Judge Dredd was an English creation, created in 1977 for British comic 2000AD. Also, Alan Moore (who did Watchmen, The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen and V for Vendetta) was British as well.
Just, y'know, throwing those out there.
Well, asking for these kind of things you do expose yourself to the firing squad, illegal downloading is socially unacceptable, and to be honest I completely understand why people react to it negatively.
But on the other hand, it also gives douchebags a good excuse to directly insult you and act holier-than-thou, as you can see on some examples here.
Actually, there are still few somewhat traditional comic book stores in my country, though I'm not sure how they make their wages, since people don't often buy at these places. I'm actually starting to suspect they're dealing drugs behind the counter.
You're right, of course, Moore is British, but If I'm not mistaken, he spent much of his career working in the DC comics. By the way I am quite a fan of his work, his and Grant Morrisons, they both had some pretty insane and insanely good ideas.
Guys, enough.
There aren't many traditional comic stores left these days, sadly, but then again it's a bit of a dying market. Most people… more tend to either get trade paperbacks (which are available in most good bookstores as well as online) or read them digitally, neither of which require dedicated stores.
That's not to say they don't exist, of course - just Google 'Forbidden Planet' for proof of that - but they're a lot harder to find these days due to a change in how people read comics.
For the record, Judge Dredd was an English creation, created in 1977 for British comic 2000AD. Also, Alan Moore (who did Watchmen, The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen and V for Vendetta) was British as well.
Just, y'know, throwing those out there.
You can download the first one and see if you like it here:http://magazinedown.com. You will need vbr reader for that(google it).
If you like it,then please buy it. I don't want to promote illegal content. Thank you.
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Guys, enough.
There aren't many traditional comic stores left these days, sadly, but then again it's a bit of a dying market. Most people tend to either get trade paperbacks (which are available in most good bookstores as well as online) or read them digitally, neither of which require dedicated stores.
That's not to say they don't exist, of course - just Google 'Forbidden Planet' for proof of that - but they're a lot harder to find these days due to a change in how people read comics.
For the record, Judge Dredd was an English creation, created in 1977 for British comic 2000AD. Also, Alan Moore (who did Watchmen, The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen and V for Vendetta) was British as well.
Just, y'know, throwing those out there.
I am in the same situation as you
I couldn't find any and if I asked about them everybody started shouting at me 
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Well, shit. Every day's a school day.
Well, asking for these kind of things you do expose yourself to the firing squad, illegal downloading is socially unacceptable, and to be honest I completely understand why people react to it negatively.
But on the other hand, it also gives douchebags a good excuse to directly insult you and act holier-than-thou, as you can see on some examples here.
Actually, there are still few somewhat traditional comic book stores in my country, though I'm not sure how they make their wages, since people don't often buy at these places. I'm actually starting to suspect they're dealing drugs behind the counter.
You're right, of course, Moore is British, but If I'm not mistaken, he spent much of his career working in the DC comics. By the way I am quite a fan of his work, his and Grant Morrisons, they both had some pretty insane and insanely good ideas.
That was just to hook him up, isn't it?