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The Latest and (Mostly) Greatest #9 by Dan!
Oh man, have plenty of other things I could be doing, but here I am writing a blog for you. You owe me! Let’s do this! My Top Five (The Five Best comics of the Week) Amazing Spider-Man #647 Writer/Artist: Various This is one of the rare occasions where a $4.99 price tag actually makes sense. This comic is huge, wrapping up all the pieces of Brand New Day, and setting everything up for the next set of arcs. As it has been for months, this Spidey issue is a lot of fun. It gives a lot of different writer … Continue reading
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Tagged Alex Maleev, Amazing Spider-man, Batman, Batman and Robin, Bendis, Brian Michael Bendis, Cameron Stewart, Catwoman, Chris Burnham, Crossed, David Lapham, Frazer Irving, Gail Simone, Generation Hope, grant Morrison, Howard Chaykin, Iron Man, Irredeemable, Jason Aaron, Javier Barreno, Jim Calafiore, JSA All Stars, Keiron Gillen, Mark Waid, Marvel, Peter Krause, Punisher, Renato Guedes, Rick Remender, Scarlet, Secret Six, Spiderman, Strange Tales, Superboy, Sweet Tooth, Thor, Wolverine
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Phil’s Reviews — Stuff I Bought #178
Hellboy — The Storm #3 (of 3) — Writer: Mike Mignola; Art: Duncan Fegredo Baltimore: The Plague Ships #2 (of 5) — Writers: Mike Mignola and Christopher Golden; Art: Ben Steinbeck These two books are connected because they’re both from the Mignola studio, and both reflect the very high quality of all of its output. Hellboy, of course, is their franchise character, and this issue offers perfect examples of his stubborn, cranky morality: he’s going to do what his gut tells him is right, and if you give him any crap you’re gonna get punched. Add the accomplished horror art … Continue reading
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Tagged Alex Maleev, Angel, Astro City, Bendis, Buffy, Duncan Fegredo, Greg Rucka, Hellboy, Jason Aaron, Joss Whedon, Kurt Busiek, Mike Mignola, Namor, Peter Milligan, Plague Ships, Punisher, Scarlet, Stumptown, Wolverine
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Phil’s Reviews — Stuff I Bought #174
Lots and lots of books worth buying this week, kids, so don’t expect more than a sentence or two each on the later ones — and let’s get started: Casanova #1 — Writer: Matt Fraction; Art: Gabriel Ba (plus a back-up story by Fabio Moon) The lead story’s four years old, but it was originally a 16-page, monocolored comic; now it’s been remastered (meaning recolored and relettered), with a backup story by Moon added, making it worthwhile even if you’re one of the few people who have the originals. It’s a superspy romp with tons of narrative tricks (Fraction lists … Continue reading
