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Author Archives: Phil
Phil’s Reviews: Stuff I Bought #259
Yet another week with lots of first issues; comics fans certainly can’t complain about a lack of new options this year! Let’s start with Marvel, who are offering three brand-new titles (even though they’re all revivals…): She-Hulk #1 — Writer: Charles Soule; Art: Javier Pulido This is a well-done first issue: it takes the best ideas from the character’s previous run (especially that she’s a lawyer specializing in superhero legislation, meaning her stories can involve practically anyone in the Marvel universe), adds a new wrinkle (she quits her job at her current law firm, and has to decide what to … Continue reading
Posted in New Comics, Reviews
Tagged All-new X-men, Astro City, Batman, Fatale, Legendarry, Mercenary Sea, She-Hulk, Spider-man, The Bunker, The Fuse, The Royals, Thor, Winter Soldier, X-force
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Phil’s Reviews: Stuff I Bought #258
Let’s start with the Marvel output this week, since there are a couple of new first issues: Ms. Marvel #1 — Writer: G. Willow Wilson; Art: Adrian Alphona This one’s gotten some press coverage, since the title character, Kamala, is a 16-year-old daughter of Pakistani immigrants, and a Muslim. Wilson does a good job of making her a normal kid; she hangs out at the Marvel equivalent of a Circle K with a couple of friends before school, writes Avengers fanfic, fights with her parents about wanting to go to parties with boys, sneaks out to do it, and then a … Continue reading
Posted in New Comics, Reviews
Tagged Apocalypse Al, Avengers, Batman, Forever Evil, Iron Man, Joker's Daughter, Loki, Minimum Wage, Ms. Marvel, Punisher, Rover Red Charlie, The Fox
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Phil’s Reviews: Stuff I Bought #267
Since there are a fair number of books this week, let’s be different and break them down by company…. Deadly Class #1 — Writer: Rick Remender; Art: Wes Craig Pretty Deadly #4 — Writer: Kelly Sue Deconnick; Art: Emma Rios Bad Dog #6 (of 6) — Writer: Joe Casey; Art: Diego Greco Image’s business model — for a set administrative fee, they provide a publishing platform for creators, who retain all rights to their work — has attracted a number of excellent writers and artists over the last few years, and led to a sprawling, diverse group of titles. Cases … Continue reading
Posted in New Comics, Reviews
Tagged All-new X-men, Avengers, Bad Dog, Batman, Black Widow, Captain America, Dark Horse Presents, Deadly Class, Elfquest, FF, Hawkeye, Iron Man, Justice League, Mind Mgmt, Pretty Deadly, Unwritten, Wolverine
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Phil’s Reviews: Stuff I Bought #266
All-New Marvel Now! Point One #1 — Creators: Various This is a series of eight-page stories involving five new Marvel launches — Silver Surfer, Ms. Marvel, The Invaders, Black Widow and Avengers World — meant to showcase those books’ creative teams and tempt readers into buying the comics; the stories are all woven together with a quest by Loki, who’s also headlining a new title: Loki, Agent of Asgard. Points here for making each episode a brand-new story, and not just a reprint of pages from the various first issues — but points off for charging readers $6 for the … Continue reading
Posted in New Comics, Reviews
Tagged Archie, Avengers World, Black Widow, Detective #27, Iron Man, Marvel Point One, Minimum Wage, Sex Criminals, Vampire Diaries, Wolverine, X-factor, Young Avengers
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Phil’s Reviews: Stuff I Bought #265
Sergio Aragones Funnies #11 — Creator: Sergio Aragones Aragones had some back problems earlier this year, and this book stopped coming out, but they’ve been fixed and he’s returned, and that’s welcome news: he’s one of our greatest living cartoonists. People who think of him only as the guy who does the marginal gags in Mad might be surprised at just how good a storyteller he is, but a comic like this lets him stretch out and show his versatility: there’s a memoir about getting Mad editor William Gaines a present, a horror story with a neat twist, a “war” … Continue reading
