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Tag Archives: Iron Man
Ask the Professor #2: Cyber-Comics

Question for the Professor: Hello, Phil! When I was a lad, back in the ’80s, I had the opportunity to buy a special edition of Iron Man. It was a futuristic comic book and the drawings were made entirely in computer graphic software. Unfortunately I DIDN’T BUY it (how stupid I am) and now I … Continue reading
Phil’s Reviews: Stuff I Bought #214

Daredevil #8 — Writer: Mark Waid; Â Art: Kano DD continues to be a bright spot among the Marvel books — literally, since its pages are splashed with lots of reds, blues and other primary colors. That gives it a unique look (even when a different artist is drawing it, as here, although Kano turns out to … Continue reading
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Tagged Amazing Sppider-Man, Avengers, Catwoman, Daredevil, Fables, Iron Man, Legion of Super-Heroes, Moon Knight, Superior, Ultimate Spider-man, Wonder Woman, X-men
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Phil’s Reviews: Stuff I Bought #212

Fables #112 — Writer: Bill Willingham; Â Pencils: Mark Buckingham; Â Inks: Steve Leialoha, Andrew Pepoy and Dan Green In a week that’s a holiday gift to readers — after what’s turned into a great year for comics, there were at least a dozen noteworthy ones just this Wednesday — Fables gets first position this week because it’s … Continue reading
Fresh Eyes on Old Books #38 by Dan!

All right folks, we’re now in a post-graduate world for me. So let’s see how much that edjumacation I got really pays off. Let’s do this! Iron Man #23 from 1970 All right, I’ll admit it, I laughed at how this issue ended up. A random lady that I’m completely unfamiliar with tries to get Tony Stark … Continue reading
Phil’s Reviews: Stuff I Bought #210

Dark Horse Presents #6 — Creators: Peter Hogan/Steve Parkhouse; Â Carla Speed McNeil; Evan Dorkin/Jill Thompson; Â Fabio Moon; Â Neal Adams; Â Howard Chaykin; Â Andi Watson As always, this anthology delivers considerable quality for its $8 price, with stand-alone stories from Watson (Skeleton Key), Moon, and Dorkin/Thompson (their stellar Beasts of Burden) supply the meat, while chapters of ongoing … Continue reading








