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Tag Archives: Rachel Rising
Phil’s Reviews: Stuff I Bought #344
Ms. Marvel #1 — Writer: G. Willow Wilson; Art: Takeshi Miyazawa and Adrian Alphona; Colors: Ian Herring The Mighty Thor #1 — Writer: Jason Aaron; Art: Russell Dauterman; Colors: Matthew Wilson Spider-Woman #1 — Writer: Dennis Hopeless; Pencils/Colors: Javier Rodriguez; Inks: Alvaro Lopez Another week, and another seven first issues from Marvel — three of them with strong female leads. Ms. Marvel is one of the most anticipated; it’s consistently one of Marvel’s best-sellers in its trade collections and digital-download forms, which indicates it’s reaching a younger, more modern audience. It’s easy to see why, too — Wilson, who also … Continue reading
Posted in New Comics, Reviews
Tagged Ant-Man, Astro City, Avengers, Batman, Bizarro, Black Knight, Captain America, Clean Room, Darth Vader, Hellboy, Huck, I Hate Fairyland, Inhumans, Lumberjanes, Martian Manhunter, Mighty Thor, Ms. Marvel, Phonogram, Pretty Deadly, Rachel Rising, Red Thorn, Secret Six, Spider-Woman, Star-Lord, Usagi Yojimbo, X-men
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Phil’s Reviews: Stuff I Bought #326
Another big week, with twelve Secret Wars tie-ins (including four debuts), a bunch of second issues involving last month’s DC relaunches, and other interesting stuff, including the final Matt Fraction/David Aja Hawkeye, a new Kieron Gillen sf book, and new issues of Lumberjanes, Justice League, Trees, Groo and Usagi Yojimbo: all perfect for summertime reading. Adjust the hammock, put another ice cube in the lemonade, and let’s get started… Secret Wars: Captain Britain and the Mighty Defenders #1 (of 2) — Writer: Al Ewing; Pencils: Alan Davis; Inks: Mark Farmer; Colors: Wil Quintana Secret Wars: Guardians of Knowhere #1 (of … Continue reading
Posted in New Comics, Reviews
Tagged Ant-Man, Armor Wars, Astro City, Battleworld, Black Canary, Captain Britain, Captain Marvel, Crossed, Doctor Fate, Doomed, Gold Digger, Green Lantern, Groo, Guardians of Knowhere, Hail Hydra, Hawkeye, Inhumans, Justice League, Lumberjanes, Martian Manhunter, Mercury Heat, Planet Hulk, Rachel Rising, Robin, Secret Six, Secret Wars, Siege, Silver Surfer, Trees, Usagi Yojimbo, Where Monsters Dwell
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Phil’s Reviews: Stuff I Bought #321
Another big week — Marvel’s right in the middle of Secret Wars, with no regular issue but twelve tie-ins, while DC continues rolling out its new titles, with five debuts — plus a couple of #1s from other publishers, plus the regular good stuff too. Let’s jump right in: Secret Wars: Captain Marvel and the Carol Corps #1 (of 3) — Writers: Kelly Sue DeConnick and Kelly Thompson; Art/Colors: David Lopez Secret Wars: Ghost Racers #1 (of 3) — Writer: Felipe Smith; Art: Juan Gedeon; Color: Tamra Bonvillain Secret Wars: Inferno #2 (of 4) — Writer: Dennis Hopeless; Art: Javier Garron; … Continue reading
Posted in New Comics, Reviews
Tagged Batman, Captain Marvel, Constantine, Crossed, Deadpool, Disciples, Ghost Rider, Inhumans, Injection, Long Distance, Marvel Zombies, Miami Vice, Nameless, Rachel Rising, Rebels, Saga, Secret Wars, Section Eight, Silver Surfer, Spider-Verse, Starfire, Starve, Superman, The Fox, Weirdworld, X-men
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Phil’s Reviews: Stuff I Bought #308
The Surface #1 — Writer: Ales Kot; Art: Langdon Foss; Colors: Jordie Bellaire Quite a few first issues again this week, with an interesting mix of sf, fantasy adventure and comedy. The Surface is sf, set in a near-future where everyone’s high-tech enough that the fad is “livelogging,” where you wear cameras and mics 24/7, and your whole life gets downloaded — but not everyone is satisfied absorbing all that digital data, and there’s another reality trying to break through…. Ales tried something similar to this with last year’s Change, although this new series seems a lot more linear, and … Continue reading
Phil’s Reviews: Stuff I Bought #304
Love and Rockets: New Stories #7 — Creators: Gilbert and Jaime Hernandez It’s hard to describe just how vital Love and Rockets and the Hernandez brothers were to comics in the ’80s: the magazine lasted for 50 issues over 14 years, from 1982 to 1996, and for a long span every new installment was a leap forward: you could just see them growing in confidence and ability, until both Gilbert’s Palomar stories (set in a Mexican village, with a large cast of characters but focusing mostly on the mayor, Luba, and her many daughters and lovers) and Jaime’s Locas ones … Continue reading
