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Phil’s Reviews: Stuff I Bought #311
Batman Eternal #52 — Story: Scott Snyder and James Tynion IV; Script: James Tynion IV; Art: Eduardo Pansica and Julio Ferreira; Robson Rocha and Guillermo Ortego; David LaFuente; Tim Seeley; Ray Fawkes Let’s start this week with two DC books: an ending and a beginning. Batman Eternal finishes its one-year weekly run, and in decent enough fashion: 37 pages but still at its regular $3.99 price, with a number of different art teams. Was it worth buying 52 $3.99 issues ($207.48)? That depends on your passion for Bat-stories, but it certainly gave a number of supporting characters a chance to … Continue reading
Posted in New Comics, Reviews
Tagged Avengers, Batman Eternal, Blackcross, Convergence, Hellboy, No Mercy, Rat God, Southern Bastards, Spider-man, The Dying and the Dead, Ultron, Uncanny Inhumans, War Stories
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Phil’s Reviews: Stuff I Bought #303
The Goon: Once Upon a Hard Time #1 (of 4) — Writer/Artist: Eric Powell Powell toggles between two modes for this title: edgy, Harvey Kurtzman-like slapstick, and grim, dark-as-night horror. The grim, in ascendance during the last mini-series, reaches full force here, as a drunken, grieving and dangerous Goon kills a couple of people (who deserve it), rips an arm off one of his friends (who doesn’t, although he has a couple of extra to spare), and spirals down into a revengeful, suicidal haze. Depressing as hell, but very very well done, with Powell’s art and script telling an efficient, … Continue reading
Posted in New Comics, Reviews
Tagged Angela, Annihilator, Ant-Man, Avengers, Black Vortex, Cluster, Hawkeye, Hellboy, Lady Killer, Miracleman, Nameless, Postal, Rat God, Saga, Squirrel Girl, Star Wars, Stray Bullets, Superman, The Goon, United States of Murder Inc., Velvet, Wytches
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Phil’s Reviews: Stuff I Bought #299
Ant-Man #1 — Writer: Nick Spencer; Art: Ramon Rosanas; Colors: Jordan Boyd With a movie this summer, of course Ant-Man needs a new ongoing series, and this is a respectable shot at a debut issue. Spencer, who’s a clever writer, is going for a little bit of a Hawkeye feel here, with his good-hearted, regular-guy rogue of a main character, except that where Clint Barton’s problem is his scruffy overconfidence, Scott Lang’s is the opposite: as an ex-con and a divorced father, he knows exactly how normal and scruffy he is, and sees that as a failure, despite his heart, … Continue reading
Posted in New Comics, Reviews
Tagged Angela, Ant-Man, Deadly Class, Fade Out, Feathers, Hellboy, Lady Killer, Ody-C, Peggy Carter, Spider-man, Squirrel Girl, Trees, Usagi Yojimbo, War Stories, Winter Soldier, Wolverines
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Phil’s Reviews: Stuff I Bought #294
Crossed Plus One Hundred #1 — Writer: Alan Moore; Art: Gabriel Andrade; Colors: Digikore Studios A new series by Alan Moore is always cause for celebration, although here he’s playing in Garth Ennis’s zombie-apocalypse-ish Crossed sandbox, not creating something brand-new. As the title suggests, the story’s set in the medium-distant future, 100 years after the initial outbreak of a virulent infection that transformed its victims into homicidal maniacs and crashed civilization. Moore’s always been a very brainy writer, effective at both world-building and at wordplay, and both are in evidence here, as we follow Future Taylor, the steady, curious young … Continue reading
Posted in New Comics, Reviews
Tagged Angela, Crossed Plus 100, Darwyn Cooke, Hellboy, Hulk, Low, Secret Six, Shaft, Thanos, Tooth and Claw, War Stories, Wolf Moon
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The Latest and (Mostly) Greatest #98 by Dan!
All right folks, I’m back! There’s a lot of different things and a lot of different opinions about them. Let’s do this! Batman Eternal #6 Writer: Ray Fawkes Artist: Tervor McCarthy Futures End #2 Writer: Various Artist: Jesus Merin. Let’s talk about DC weeklies, shall we? Always providing varying degrees of content, DC loves to see how many times they can get you to spend $2.99 a week. But are they any good? The answer is “sigh… eh?” Batman Eternal has had more time to breathe, and it’s been diving head first into a Gotham Gang war, with lots of … Continue reading
Posted in News and Events, Reviews
Tagged Batman, Hellboy, Mark Millar, New Avengers
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