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Just curious, but has Blue Demon Jr even been decent/good when he was starting out? I always kept hearing on the boards how great El Hijo del Santo was back in the 80s-00s, but never heard much about Demon Jr.

I just sign up for DDT Universe to watch newer stuff from them along with some of the older shows I've seen before. I was looking at checking out the D King Grand Prix tournament, is it worth the watch or just watch the final show?

I'm reading the The Ghost of Freedom: A History of The Caucasus. I always enjoy reading books about the history of certain regions from around the world. If anybody has any recommendations about the history of certain regions or countries I would love to hear them.

I discovered a YouTube channel called Cactus Back Wrestling. It has a decent selection of old school matches from the JWA, some AJPW, and other miscellaneous matches. I figured I pass it along for those who like to watch older matches or newer fans who want to see. All I got to say is young Giant Baba is fun to watch.

Where do they usually end up like PuroresuDream or Daily Motion?

Well, I'm also a completionist. So I'll want to checkout all of the major shows from 2010-onward and try to watch as much as the tournaments that I can.

Thanks guys for the recommendations!

This was my first New Japan show that I've watched in a very very long time. I think the last show I watched was back in 2009 where Tanahashi beat Nakanishi for the title. I've always have kept up with New Japan by always following the results over the years. I will say I felt like the crowd was responsive in all the matches so to me that was great to see considering I felt like with other older Dome shows, I felt like the crowd was always quiet throughout most of the show. I felt like this was a fun show that I enjoyed throughout and I never found myself bored with any of the matches. I'm going to try my best with the New Japan World to keep watching as 2019 goes on along with checking out earlier years.

Did this just start at the Dome show? I just started watching it and that was one of the best parts in the Gauntlet match. I say keep it going!

Like a year ago or earlier this year he had a match against Sami Calihan in AAW that was alright.

Mostly trio matches, but I'm up for individual matches, too. I've seen the few single matches that Robert mention a few posts back I plan on checking out.

Been watching a lot of current lucha the past couple of days. I want to check out trio matches from Nueva Generacion Dinamitas, so what are some good matches to check out? Thanks!

I'm looking into subscribing to Marvel Unlimited. Is there anyway to get it on a Kindle Fire or is Comixology the best way to go? If I go the Comixology route do I get same amount of access like I would with Marvel Unlimited or is it a little more limited with titles? Thanks for the help!

On Amazon I see that DC has collected older Batman stories into different books that were written and drawn by various of people. Some of them are Legends of The Dark Knight by Jim Aparo or Tales of the Batman by Gerry Conway. Has anybody here read these books and are they worth getting?

I signed up today for the AJPW Streaming Service. Not a lot of matches on there so hopefully over time they will add some older stuff. This is my first time seeing the current All Japan under Akiyama so I checked out the July 17, 2017 show. It was a pretty fun card from top to bottom and I enjoyed the last three matches. The main event was great and Doering I feel like has improved from when I watched some of his matches from 2008. For those who have joined, any shows I should check out from what they have posted? My next watch is going to be the 3/25/18 show.

Is that match on DDT Universe? When I looked I found a different Suzuki/Takagi match from 2012 in its place. I did find a shorten version on YouTube with no finish to the match, but what I saw was hilarious and had me laughing the whole time.

What issues or stories were to lead up?

Just downloaded for my Kindle: Batman: Dark Knight, Dark City, Superman: Brainiac, Infinite Crisis, Green Lantern: No Fear, and The Flash by Mark Waid (Book 1). Looking forward to reading them. Has anybody read any of those titles and what did you think of them?

Over 4th of July weekend I decided to read Robinson's run on the Fantastic Four since this was the finally series before the FF were going to be put on the shelf for a while. Before reading this the only two FF stories I have read were the Civil War tie-in and the first volume of Ultimate Fantastic Four. So I decided to give this a try since the was the end of the FF and to also see if I could like a FF story since I wasn't very interested in them from the two stories I did read. I actually enjoyed this series because the writing and the story were good and the team I felt like created a very good ending for the first family of comic books. After reading this I now want to go back and read stuff from Hickman and Bendis along with reading stuff from the Masterwork series.

Finally finish watching this show. Such a good show and Dunn/Bate match to me was the MOTN followed by the Tag Team Ladder match. The Ladder match was good, but I enjoyed the Three Way tag match from TakeOver: Orlando. The Roode/Itami much was fun and felt like it was more entertaining than his two matches with Nakamura as I actually feel asleep during those. I figure it was due to Roode just being boring, but he did a much better job here and along with his match with Strong. A very enjoyable show and the ending angle worked great, too.

The only think I've really read from the Heroic Age to Marvel Now! is the first Civil War and Superior Spider-Man. I just looking at other titles and stories to read. How was stuff like Iron Man, Captain America, Hulk, etc.?

Any good Marvel trades I should read? I'm not talking about some of the older 80s-90s stuff. I'm looking at stuff around the Marvel NOW! or Marvel Heroic Age. I've been reading a lot of DC and want to change it up by reading different stories from Marvel. Thanks!

I was looking on Amazon this past week and saw some Batman books called Batman Arkham, but each book deals with a certain villains such as Mr. Freeze, Two-Face, Riddle, Poison Ivy, etc. Has anybody read any of those books before? Were they just published to give new readers a look on the history of those villains? They do look interesting though.

I agree about the NOTMM and the Gotham arc I felt like they both needed more time to develop, but both of the ideas were solid. It was weird seeing monsters in a Batman story, but to me it was something new and different. I was just disappointed on how the whole NOTMM arc ended with the final battle between Batman and Strange. I do agree with that the following arcs written by King have gotten better and I did enjoy the ending to the I Am Bane story arc.

First lucha match that I've watched in a long time. That Final was great and everybody looked good. UG was a total work horse and glad that I decided to check it out.