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Superman, Issue Sixteen
I had an incredibly good time with this book, the reunion of Damian, son of Batman, and Jon, son of Superman, was fun, filled with action, many jokes that made me laugh out loud, and imbued with the spirit of two brothers reuniting happily. I especially enjoyed Damian bringing some justice to “A Cluster of Goons.” Ha!… Read More Superman, Issue Sixteen
Fantastic Four, Issue Fifteen
This was an eventful issue, leaving poor Ben Grimm in very dire straits, and Johny-Johny Storm in a position that many men, all better than I, would wrestle with themselves greatly to find the strength to flee. The time reading this book was well spent, though I do find myself starting to wonder if Dan Slott has some kind of grievance with Ben Grimm, Mr. Slott has tended to be a bit rough with The Thing, lately.… Read More Fantastic Four, Issue Fifteen
Doctor Doom, Issue One
Reading this book, in the very beginning, I couldn’t be helped and had to laugh at Doctor Victor Von Doom’s casual arrogance on television, and then off air in Latveria Doom’s request for the Newsman Steve to be brought to him. Unlike that poor TV anchor I had a pleasant time with this comic book. … Read More Doctor Doom, Issue One
Sequential Femininity, Issue One
Silver Sable stands above Spider-Man, and us, after having forcefully seized control of the page from the books creative team, leaving the book, and our lives, greatly enriched.… Read More Sequential Femininity, Issue One
Doctor Strange, Issue Twenty
With this issue bringing an end to Doctor Strange, and a beginning with Doctor Strange: Surgeon Supreme, those who read too many books will be faced with the all too familiar, of late, problem of how to organize and store a, we’ll call it new, series, correctly and efficiently. This is a good problem to have.… Read More Doctor Strange, Issue Twenty
Harley Quinn, Issue Sixty-Six
Harley Quinn has had quite the tumultuous life of late, with plenty of good, and bad, to point to. The loss of her mother, attainment of abilities and power on an unparalleled scale, and a fancy tea party featuring two universal entities masquerading as little old ladies. This was a good read despite the sadness it brings into Harley’s, and mine, heart.… Read More Harley Quinn, Issue Sixty-Six
Tony Stark: Iron Man, Issue Seventeen
Writers Dan Slott and Christos Gage Artist Francesco Manna Color Artist Edgar Delgado Letterer VC’s Joe Caramagna Cover Alexander Lozano Variant Cover Rahzzah Graphic Designer Carlos Lao Marvel Comics Reading this current story arc has been a fun time, watching Tony Stark tangle with Ultron Pym, trying to stop him from fusing everyone on the… Read More Tony Stark: Iron Man, Issue Seventeen
Triage, Issue Two
Script, Art, Colors & Cover Phillip Sevy Letters Frank Cvetkovic Variant Cover Jorge Corona Dark Horse Comics Beautiful women, interdimensional travel and sci fi themes, beautiful artwork with beautiful colorwork. This book targets all of my genre inclinations while at the same time actually being a good piece of work. One doesn’t usually get to… Read More Triage, Issue Two
Sonata, Issue Five
Story David Hine & Brian Haberlin Art Brian Haberlin Colors Geirrod Van Dyke Letters Francis Takenaga Image Comics Sonata is an interesting, fun, and good comic book, I’ve been enjoying it immensely since its initial release. This specific issue of the book was the best in regards to the series artwork, I found the illustrations… Read More Sonata, Issue Five
Guardians of the Galaxy, Issue Ten
Script Donny Cates Penciler Cory Smith Inker Victor Olazaba Colorist David Curiel Letterer VC’s Cory Petit Cover Artists Patch Zircher & Dean White Mary Jane Variant Cover Artists Arthur Adams & Federico Blee Marvel Comics It seems strange to be having such a fun time while watching a character that I’ve grown fond of, very… Read More Guardians of the Galaxy, Issue Ten
On Comic Books, Issue One
If you read more books than the average man, like I do, then I’m sure you’ve run into the problem of falling behind on your reading. It can happen to the best of us from time to time, like it has with myself recently. I love to read comic books, I believe it may very… Read More On Comic Books, Issue One
Updates, Issue One
It’s time to explain my long absence from the site, and why this work, which I love, isn’t being done. I strive to post something at least every other day, and when things are going smoothly, daily. However, I do have a full-time job, a wife, and a daughter. Usually I’m able to jigger everything… Read More Updates, Issue One
Strange Skies Over East Berlin, Issue One, of Four
Writer Jeff Loveness Illustrator Lisandro Estherren Colorist Patricio Delpeche Letterer Steve Wands Cover Evan Cagle Unlocked Retailer Variant Cover Tonci Zonjic This was a fun journey back to the Cold War. I’m a man that likes reading history, sci fi, spies being spies, and I love UFO lore, this book has all of that, and… Read More Strange Skies Over East Berlin, Issue One, of Four
Sea of Stars, Issue Four, of Five
Writer Jason Aaron & Dennis Hallum Artist Stephen Green Colorist Rico Renzi Letters & Design Jared K. Fletcher What a book! In this latest issue of Sea of Stars we got some answers about the Zzazsteks, mysterious and scary space dwelling aliens who wear fascinating helmets, and the sole Zzazstek who confronted young Kadyn at… Read More Sea of Stars, Issue Four, of Five
Space Bandits, Issue Four, of Five
Writer Mark Millar Artist Matteo Scalera Colors Marcelo Maiolo Letterer Clem Robins Words, pencils, and colors, all of them where one hundred percent perfection in this issue of Space Bandits, I don’t know if I could have had a better time reading this book. Maybe if there had been very devious and original sex acts… Read More Space Bandits, Issue Four, of Five
The Magnificent Ms. Marvel, Issue Nine
Writer Saladin Ahmed Artists Joey Vazquez with Alex Arizmendi Color Artist Ian Herring Letterer VC’s Joe Caramagna Cover Eduard Petrovich Graphic Designer Carlos Lao I was hoping for an update on the status of Kamala’s father and his sickness in this issue, we didn’t get that, get well “Abu!” What we did get in this… Read More The Magnificent Ms. Marvel, Issue Nine
Trees: Three Fates, Issue Two, of Five
Writer Warren Ellis Artist Jason Howard Color Flats Dee Cunniffe Letterer Fonografiks For an issue that in all actuality nothing much happened in, I had a pleasant time reading this book. One potential big thing did happen towards the end of the book when the main character, Sergeant Klara Voranova, is approached by her long… Read More Trees: Three Fates, Issue Two, of Five
Harley Quinn, Issue Sixty-Five
Writer Sam Humphries Artist Sami Basri Colorist Hi-Fi Letterer Dave Sharpe Cover Guillem March & Arif Prianto Variant Cover Frank Cho & Sabine Rich The dark turn in Harley’s life that I was fearing has unfortunately occurred, Harley Quinn’s mother has died. I feel bad for her and a little mad at writer Sam Humphries… Read More Harley Quinn, Issue Sixty-Five
Tony Stark: Iron Man, Issue Sixteen
Writers Dan Slott and Jim Zub Artist Valerio Schiti Color Artist Edgar Delgado Letterer Vc’s Joe Caramagna Cover Alexander Lozano Variant Covers Nick Bradshaw & Morry Hollowell; Mike Deodato Jr. & Rain Beredo Wow! This book felt and read like a big crossover event, with plenty of action, big moments and call backs to storylines… Read More Tony Stark: Iron Man, Issue Sixteen
Guardians of The Galaxy, The Prodigal Sun, One-Shot
Writer Peter David Artist Francesco Manna Color Artist Espen Grundetjern Letterer VC’s Cory Petit Cover Artists Mico Suayan & Rain Beredo Variant Cover Artists Phlip Tan & Jay David Ramos Prodigal Sun Logo Design Salena Mahina I love a good one-shot comic book, a short and sweet story that you enjoy for a brief time,… Read More Guardians of The Galaxy, The Prodigal Sun, One-Shot
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