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Tag Archives: Batman
Phil’s Reviews — Stuff I Bought #184
Ultimate Spider-Man #150 — Writer: Brian Michael Bendis; Art: Various, including David Lafuente, Sara Pichelli, Joelle Jones, Jamie McKelvie and Scottie Young … and that’s just the major artists; the backup story has a couple of pages each from, among others, Alex Maleev, Dan Brereton, John Romita Senior, Frank Cho, Jim Mahfood, Craig Thompson (!), James Kolchalka (!!), and another dozen or more people. That adds up to 96 pages of story and art, so the $6 cover price isn’t that bad — and, as a celebration of the best mainstream superhero comic of the ’00s (yep, the first issue … Continue reading
The Latest and (Mostly) Greatest #10 By Dan!
Oh holy crap! We’ve already done ten of these? Can you believe it? My Top Five (The Five Best Comics of the Week) Batman Inc. #1 Writer: Grant Morrison Artist: Yanick Paquette Any comic that starts with the lines “Where are my hands?” and gets replied with “They are in Hell! Waiting for the Rest of you!” really is immediately sold to me. Let’s be real here folks, you knew I was going to like this. And dear God did I ever. It had basically everything I wanted right from the sweet JG Jones cover (not pictured). It was in … Continue reading
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Tagged Astounding Wolf-man, Avengers, Batman, Darkwing Duck, David Lapham, DC, Deadpool Max, Flash, Free Comic Book Day, Geoff Johns, grant Morrison, Green Lantern, Hellblazer, Hellboy Double Feature, Marvel, Northlanders, Osborn, Richard Corben, Superman, Superman/Batman, The Return, Thunderbolts, Yanick
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The Latest and (Mostly) Greatest #9 by Dan!
Oh man, have plenty of other things I could be doing, but here I am writing a blog for you. You owe me! Let’s do this! My Top Five (The Five Best comics of the Week) Amazing Spider-Man #647 Writer/Artist: Various This is one of the rare occasions where a $4.99 price tag actually makes sense. This comic is huge, wrapping up all the pieces of Brand New Day, and setting everything up for the next set of arcs. As it has been for months, this Spidey issue is a lot of fun. It gives a lot of different writer … Continue reading
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Tagged Alex Maleev, Amazing Spider-man, Batman, Batman and Robin, Bendis, Brian Michael Bendis, Cameron Stewart, Catwoman, Chris Burnham, Crossed, David Lapham, Frazer Irving, Gail Simone, Generation Hope, grant Morrison, Howard Chaykin, Iron Man, Irredeemable, Jason Aaron, Javier Barreno, Jim Calafiore, JSA All Stars, Keiron Gillen, Mark Waid, Marvel, Peter Krause, Punisher, Renato Guedes, Rick Remender, Scarlet, Secret Six, Spiderman, Strange Tales, Superboy, Sweet Tooth, Thor, Wolverine
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The Latest and (Mostly) Greatest #8 by Dan!
Interesting week here kids, let’s do this! My Top Five (The Five Best Comics of the Week): Punisher Max: Tiny Ugly World Writer: David Lapham Artist: Dalibor Talajic This book makes it to the top five based on how many times I went “oh holy S#!*” while I was reading it. Lapham? Still crazy. But that’s not necessarily a bad thing. Much like Garth Ennis, Lapham often tries to gross out with the extreme, and he succeeds so much. I found myself unable to stop reading this book no matter how bad I might have wanted to. The reason this … Continue reading
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Tagged Batman, Batman and Robin, Carnage, DC, DC Universe Legacies, Frank Cho, Hellblazer, James Robinson, Kick Ass, Kurt Busieck, Len Wein, Mark Bagley, Marvel, Muppet Show, New Ultimates, Punisher Max, Soldier Zero, Tiny Titans
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Fresh Eyes on Old Books #6 by Dan!
This Cardinals game is depressing me, and I’m already exhausted, Let’s look at some old stuff! World’s Finest #99 from 1959 I can honestly say this wasn’t what I was expecting. They manage to cram four different stories into one issue and it kinda seems like the type of story that would be ideal for younger generations. The first story is all about Batman trying to spend a million dollars, and the wacky hijinks as Superman tries to prevent it. It was just as goofy as you think it would be, and ends with Batman mocking Robin while Superman laughs … Continue reading
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Tagged 1961, 1965, Adam Strange, Avengers Disassembled, Batman, DC, Golden Age, Green Arrow, Jim Starlin, Journey into Mystery, Marvel, Mystery in Space, Siege, Silver Age, Speedy, Superman, Thor, World's Finest
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