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Phil’s Reviews: Stuff I Bought #297
Superman #37 — Writer: Geoff Johns; Pencils: John Romita Jr.; Inks: Klaus Janson; Colors: Laura Martin Harley Quinn #13 — Writers: Amanda Connor and Jimmy Palmiotti; Art: Chad Hardin; Colors: Alex Sinclair Superman/Wonder Woman #14 — Writer: Peter Tomasi; Pencils: Doug Mahnke; Inks: Four Different Guys; Colors: Tomeu Morey Sinestro #8 — Writer: Cullen Bunn; Pencils: Martin Cocollo; Inks: Scott Hanna; Colors: Jason Wright The Flash #37 — Writers: Robert Venditti and Van Jensen; Pencils: Brett Booth; Inks: Norm Rapmund; Colors: Andrew Dalhouse Aquaman #37 — Writer: Jeff Parker; Pencils: Paul Pelletier; Inks: Sean Parsons; Colors: Rain Beredo He-Man: The … Continue reading
Posted in New Comics, Reviews
Tagged Axis, Daredevil, Darwyn Cooke, Gotham By Midnight, Graveyard Shift, Green Lantern, Loki, Mind Mgmt, Outcast, Robin Rises, Secret Avengers, She-Hulk, They're Not Like Us, X-men
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Phil’s Reviews: Stuff I Bought #296
The Sandman: Overture #4 (of 6) — Writer: Neil Gaiman; Art: J. H. Williams III; Colors: Dave Stewart Shadow Show: Stories in Celebration of Ray Bradbury #2 (of 5) — Writers: Neil Gaiman; Audrey Niffenegger; Art: Maria Frohlich; Eddie Campbell Another huge week of decent comics (Merry Christmas to us!), starting with two by Neil Gaiman. Sandman: Overture began slowly, but has built nicely, and in this issue really takes off: the J. H. Williams III art manages to pack a lot of visual information into imaginatively-laid-out pages that are like a pop-up book — you could study them for hours … Continue reading
Posted in New Comics, Reviews
Tagged Annihilator, Axis, Captain Marvel, Darwyn Cooke, Lumberjanes, Quantum and Woody, Rumble, Sandman, Stumptown, Thunderworld, Wayward, Wicked and the Divine, Wytches
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Phil’s Reviews: Stuff I Bought #295
Lots of good comics this week, so let’s break them down by company — starting with Image, who’s offered literally dozens of cool debuts this year, making themselves the destination publisher for creators who want to stretch their storytelling skills with minimum editorial interference, and maximum retention of the rights to their work: Bitch Planet #1 — Writer: Kelly Sue Deconnick; Art: Valentine de Landro; Colors: Cris Peter Deconnick’s been having a breakout 2014 — her Pretty Deadly, a hallucinatory occult Western, was great, and she’s been making Captain Marvel a smart, galaxy-spanning romp for Marvel. Here, she enters creator-owned … Continue reading
Posted in New Comics, Reviews
Tagged Afterlife With Archie, Amazing Spider-man, Astro City, Avengers, Axis, Batgirl, Bitch Planet, Darwyn Cooke, East of West, Guardians of the Galaxy, Harley Quinn, Savage Dragon, Sex Criminals, Southern Bastards, Supreme Blue Rose, The Goon, Thor, X-men
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The Latest and (Mostly) Greatest #1 By Dan!
Hey folks! With the new website running smoothly, we’ve decided to change things up just a little bit. Reviews will now only be one post per week, but The Professor and I will both have a different column on Sundays! So get ready for some slight changes. Also, make sure to wear a helmet, in case I blow your mind! My Top Five (The five best comics of the week) Batman 701 Writer: Grant Morrison Artist: Tony Daniel Morrison’s Batman run has been one of the crazier things of the past couple years, which is no big surprise. Here he … Continue reading
Posted in News and Events, Reviews
Tagged Amazing Spider-man, Avengers Academy, Batman, Bendis, Bulletproof Coffin, Comic Book Guy, Daredevil, Darwyn Cooke, DC, DC Super Friends, Doctor Solar, grant Morrison, Invincible Iron Man, Jim Shooter, Justice League Generation Lost, Magog, Man With a Getaway Face, Marvel, Officer Downe, Parker, Superman, The Simpsons, Ultimate Spider-man, World War Hulk, X-men Second Coming
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