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Phil’s Reviews: Stuff I Bought #357
Avengers Standoff: Welcome to Pleasant Hill #1 — Writer: Nick Spencer; Pencils: Mark Bagley; Inks: Scott Hanna; Colors: Paul Mounts Power Man and Iron Fist #1 — Writer: David Walker; Art: Sanford Greene; Colors: Lee Loughridge Deadpool and Cable: Split Second #3 (of 3) — Writer: Fabian Nicieza; Pencils: Reilly Brown; Inks: Jay Leisten and Jeremy Freeman; Colors: Jim Charalampidis Two Marvel first issues, and a last one: Pleasant Hill, despite its title, has no Avengers in it; it’s more of a Prisoners riff (or Wayward Pines, if you’re too young for ’60s references), about a seemingly-tranquil community that’s actually … Continue reading
Posted in New Comics, Reviews
Tagged Archie, Astro City, Bitch Planet, Cable, Deadpool, I Hate Fairyland, Iron Fist, Lumberjanes, Pleasant Hill, Power Man, Secret Six, Sex Criminals, Silver Surfer, Snowfall, Spider-man, Spider-Woman, Stray Bullets, Superman, Thor, Usagi Yojimbo, X-men
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Phil’s Reviews: Stuff I Bought #351
Before we get to the reviews, let’s give a shout-out to DC this week: their new batch of alternative covers for their January issues involves a cool coloring-book-ready black-and-white style, perfect for both kids and adults to pick up some markers and try their hands at the profession of cartoon colorist; even if you’re the kind of fan who shudders at ruining a perfectly-collectable comic, you can always remove the special thicker-paper outer cover, because the book’s regular one is right underneath it — or, buy two copies, one to color and one to keep (then, encourage everyone else to … Continue reading
Phil’s Reviews: Stuff I Bought #334
Eleven Secret Wars tie-ins this week, but the good news is that seven of them are conclusions; there’s a growing light at the end of Jonathan Hickman’s three-year-old tunnel. Let’s look at all of them one at a time: Secret Wars: A-Force #4 (of 5) — Writers: Marguerite Bennett and G. Willow Wilson; Pencils: Jorge Molina; Inks: Craig Yeung and Walden Wong; Colors: Laura Martin This tryout/preview for one of Marvel’s new relaunch titles has been decent enough, with sharp character interaction among a diverse, interesting cast. Its momentum gets spoiled here through no fault of its own: the climactic … Continue reading
Posted in New Comics, Reviews
Tagged A-Force, Angela, Batman, Bitch Planet, Broken Moon, Deadly Class, Deadpool, Diesel, Faster Than Light, Harley Quinn, Head Lopper, Injection, Outcast, Phonogram, Planet Hulk, Quake, Rebels, Secret Wars, Section Eight, Spider-man, Star Wars, Wicked and the Divine
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Phil’s Reviews: Stuff I Bought #315
We’re halfway through with Convergence: this is the last week of “new” titles, with the second issues of all the two-part tie-ins starting next week. Let’s check them out, and then tackle the rest of the week’s offerings…. Convergence #4 (of 8) — Writer: Jeff King; Pencils: Stephen Segovia; Inks: Seven different guys; Colors: John Starr with Peter Steigerwald The main title gets a lot more linear this issue, with an actual plot that begins to tie everything together: the Earth-2 heroes, fleeing Telos, have ended up in The Warlord’s dimension of Skartaris, where the evil wizard Deimos is trying … Continue reading
Posted in New Comics, Reviews
Tagged Avengers, Batman, Bitch Planet, Convergence, Daredevil, Justice League, Multiversity, Outcast, Red One, Secret Avengers, Silver Surfer, Superman, Vertigo Quarterly
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Phil’s Reviews: Stuff I Bought #305
The Multiversity: The Mastermen #1 — Writer: Grant Morrison; Pencils: Jim Lee; Inks: Scott Williams, Sandra Hope, Mark Irwin and Jonathan Glapion; Colors: Alex Sinclair and Jeremy Cox Silk #1 — Writer: Robbie Thompson; Art: Stacy Lee; Colors: Ian Herring Ei8ht #1 — Story: Rafael Albuquerque and Mike Johnson; Script: Mike Johnson; Art/Colors: Rafael Albuquerque Mandrake the Magician #1 — Writer: Roger Langridge; Art/Colors: Jeremy Treece A quartet of first issues for this week: Multiversity: Mastermen is the best (even if technically it’s, like, issue #7 of Morrison’s 52-universe-spanning crossover series), because (a) Jim Lee art, (b) the opening splash … Continue reading
