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Tag Archives: Batman
Phil’s Reviews: Stuff I Bought #453
True Believers: Phoenix — What If? #1 (of 1) — Writer: Mary Jo Duffy; Pencils: Jerry Bingham; Inks: John Stuart; Colors: Carl Gafford True Believers: Phoenix — Origins #1 (of 1) — Writer: Sean McKeever; Art/Colors: Mike Mayhew True Believers: Phoenix — Death of Phoenix #1 (of 1) — Writer: Grant Morrison; Pencils: Phil Jimenez; Inks: Andy Lanning with Simon Coleby; Colors: Chris Chuckry Phoenix Resurrection: The Return of Jean Grey #1 (of 5) — Writer: Matt Rosenberg; Pencils: Leonil Francis Yu; Inks: Gerry Alanguilan; Colors: Rachelle Rosenberg With Phoenix:Resurrection starting this week, Marvel also releases the last three of its … Continue reading
Phil’s Reviews: Stuff I Bought #452
X-Men: Grand Design #1 (of 6) — Creator: Ed Piskor X-Men: Grand Design, a cool, addictive surprise, comes from Marvel’s hiring Ed Piskor, creator of the Hip Hop Family Tree comic, to tackle an even more tangled history: The X-Men. The result is six forty-page issues, using aged paper and lurid colors to present a mashup of 1940s science-fiction-comic style and underground art (he’s worked with Harvey Pekar and Jay Lynch), to remix and retell the group’s history, using as source material the first 300 issues of Uncanny X-Men. Mind you, it’s not as simple as starting with the story in X-Men #1; no, … Continue reading
Posted in New Comics, Reviews
Tagged Assassinistas, Batman, Betty and Veronica, Champions, Dark Nights Metal, Defenders, Doctor Strange, Empowered, Grand Design, Harley Quinn, Head Lopper, Hellboy, Hulk, Marvel Two-In-One, Super Sons, Superman, Tales of Suspense, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Thor, Venom, Wild Storm, Wolverine, X-men
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Phil’s Reviews: Stuff I Bought #450
True Believers: Phoenix Presents Cyclops and Marvel Girl #1 (of 1) — Writer: Arnold Drake; Pencils: Don Heck and Werner Roth; Inks: John Verpoorten True Believers: Enter…the Phoenix! #1 (of 1) — Writer: Chris Claremont; Art: Dave Cockrum Astonishing X-Men #6 — Writer: Charles Soule; Art: Mike del Mundo; Colors: del Mundo and Marco D’Alfonso X-Men Gold #17 — Writer: Marc Guggenheim; Art: Ken Lashley; Colors: Juan Fernandez If there was any doubt that Marvel was about to resurrect Jean Grey (who’s been “dead” since Grant Morrison killed her back in 2003), look to the two one-dollar “True Believer” reprints … Continue reading
Phil’s Reviews: Stuff I Bought #449
Batman Annual #2 — Writer: Tom King; Art: Lee Weeks and Michael Lark; Colors: Elizabeth Breitweiser Batman: Creature of the Night Book One — Writer: Kurt Busiek; Art/Colors: John Paul Leon Mystik U #1 — Writer: Alisa Kwitney; Art: Mike Norton; Colors: Jordie Bellaire Justice League of America Annual #1 — Writer: Steve Orlando; Art: Kelly Jones; Colors: Michelle Madsen Super Sons Annual #1 — Writer: Peter Tomasi; Pencils: Paul Pelletier; Inks: Cam Smith; Colors: Hi-Fi New Talent Showcase 2017 — Creators: Various DC books get first position this week, largely on the strength of their Bat-offerings. Batman Annual is … Continue reading
Posted in New Comics, Reviews
Tagged Batman, Darkhawk, Kill or be Killed, Mystic U, New Talent Showcase, Old Man Logan, Rick and Morty, Spy Seal, Super Sons, Sword of Ages, X-men
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Phil’s Reviews: Stuff I Bought #447
Doctor Strange #381 — Writer: Donny Cates; Art: Gabriel Hernandez Walta; Colors: Jordie Bellaire Punisher #218 — Writer: Matthew Rosenberg; Art: Guiu Vilanova; Colors: Lee Loughridge Amazing Spider-Man #791 — Writer: Dan Slott; Pencils: Stuart Immonen; Inks: Mark von Grawbadger; Colors: Rain Beredo The Mighty Thor #701 — Writer: Jason Aaron; Art: James Harren; Colors: Dave Stewart Doctor Strange is the most-anticipatred Legacy relaunch this week; writer Donny Cates made a splash last year with the indy books God Country and Redneck (the latter a Texas-vampire genre romp that got shout-outs from, among others, Entertainment Weekly), got tapped by Marvel, … Continue reading
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Tagged Batman, Brilliant Trash, Bug, Champions, Dark Fang, Defenders, Doctor Strange, Evolution, Fence, Hawkeye, Maestros, Mage, Punisher, Spider-man, The Wicked and the Divine, The Wild Storm, Thor
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