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Tag Archives: Journey into Mystery
Phil’s Reviews: Stuff I Bought #524
War of the Realms Strikeforce: The Land of Giants #1 (of 1) — Writer: Tom Taylor; Pencils: Jorge Molina; Inks: Adriano di Benedetto; Colors: David Curiel War of the Realms: The Punisher #2 (of 3) — Writer: Gerry Duggan; Pencils: Marcelo Ferreira; Inks: Roberto Poggi; Colors: Rachelle Rosenberg War of the Realms: Uncanny X-Men #2 (of 3) (Legacy #636) — Writer: Matthew Rosenberg; Art: Pere Perez; Colors: Rachelle Rosenberg War of the Realms: New Agents of Atlas #2 (of 4) — Writer: Greg Pak; Art: Gang Hyuk Lim; Colors: Federico Blee War of the Realms: Journey Into Mystery #3 (of … Continue reading
Posted in New Comics, Reviews
Tagged Agents of Atlas, Alpha Flight, Asgardians of the Galaxy, Assassin Nation, Avant-Guards, Avengers, Doctor Strange, Faithless, Flash, Ghost Tree, Goon, Iron Fist, Journey into Mystery, Marvel Comics Presents, Miles Morales, Monstress, Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur, Mr. and Mrs. X, Power Pack, Punisher, Runaways, Spider-Girl, Spider-man, Superman, Venom, War of the Realms, X-men
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Phil’s Reviews — Stuff I Bought #238
OK, people, there were a ton of decent books this week — a holiday bounty partly because there will be only a handful for next week (although Amazing Spider-Man #700, and Avenging Spider-Man #15.1, the next chapter in the story after that, will both be out) — so let’s get to them. Marvel’s many relaunches lead the pack; I had my doubts about Marvel Now!, but have to admit that reshuffling the creative teams and starting from scratch led to (a) a lot of satisfying conclusions to the old runs, and (b) a lot of intriguing beginnings to the new … Continue reading
Phil’s Reviews: Stuff I Bought #232
Journey Into Mystery #644 — Writers: Kieron Gillen and Matt Fraction; Art: Carmine di Giandomenico I’ve made it no secret how much I like Teen Loki: instead of a stereotypical cackling villain, he’s a kid trying desperately to do the right thing, and he’s willing to cheat, lie and piss off any powerful adult figures to do it. That makes him, simultaneously, a typical Trickster archetype and a typical adolescent, and leads frequently to results like the one on this issue’s cover. In the capable hands of Gillen and Fraction, we’ve actually come to care about the little hustler; here’s … Continue reading
Posted in New Comics, Reviews
Tagged Darick Robertson, Doop, Garth Ennis, grant Morrison, HIt Girl, Iron Man, Journey into Mystery, Loki, Rachel Rising, Simpsons, Spider-man, Takio, Wolverine
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Phil’s Reviews: Stuff I Bought #231
Love and Rockets: New Stories #5 — Creators: Los Bros Hernandez This is in the Hernandez Brothers’ current format: a new trade each year, for $14.99, with 100 pages of stories: a look at the new generation of characters in Palomar, from Gilbert, while Jaime provides a series of LA tales involving Vivian and her sister. There’s no Maggie or Hopey, since their story was concluded in last year’s “The Love Bunglers,” and while what’s here isn’t quite at the level of that issue (no sin, since it was one of the best Hernandez offerings ever, and the best comic … Continue reading
Phil’s Reviews: Stuff I Bought #230
Detective Comics Annual #1 — Writer: Tony Daniel; Art: Romano Molenaar and Sandu Florea; Pere Perez Flash Annual #1 — Writers: Francis Manapul and Brian Buccellato; Breakdowns: Manapul; Finishes: Marcus To; Scott Kolins; Diogenes Neves and Oclair Albert; Marcio Takara; Wes Craig Green Lantern Annual #1 — Writer: Geoff Johns; Art: Ethan Van Sciver with Pete Woods and Cam Smith Justice League International Annual #1 — Writers: Geoff Johns and Dan Didio; Art: Jason Fabok DC came out with a number of annuals this week, and they’re fascinating because of the different approaches they offer to the genre. Detective is … Continue reading
