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Tag Archives: Southern Bastards
Phil’s Reviews: Stuff I Bought #369
Black Panther #2 — Writer: Ta-Nehisi Coates; Art: Brian Stelfreeze; Colors: Laura Martin Gwenpool #2 — Writer: Christopher Hastings; Art: Gurihiru; Colors: VC’s Clayton Cowles All-New, All-Different Avengers #9 — Writer: Mark Waid; Art: Mahmud Asaar; Colors: Dave McCaig Vision #7 — Writer: Tom King; Art: Michael Walsh; Colors: Jordie Bellaire The Ultimates #7 — Writer: Al Ewing; Art: Kenneth Rocafort; Colors: Dan Brown Powers #6 — Writer: Brian Michael Bendis; Art: Michael Avon Oeming; Colors: Nick Filardi Back to a normal week (after the loaded-up couple of ones before FCBD, where publishers were making sure lots of product would … Continue reading
Phil’s Reviews: Stuff I Bought #328
Besides Marvel’s usual Secret Wars entries (this is going to be over soon — right, guys? Guys…?), DC releases a number of annuals this week (a traditional midsummer move), and then there are the usual cool indy books, including new issues of Casanova, Sex Criminals, Low, Powers and Sabrina. Let’s look…. Secret Wars: Age of Ultron vs. Marvel Zombies #2 (of 4) — Writer: James Robinson; Art: Steve Pugh; Colors: Jim Charalampidis Secret Wars: Deadpool’s Secret Secret Wars #3 (of 4) — Writer: Cullen Bunn; Art: Matteo Lolli; Colors: Ruth Redmond Secret Wars: M.O.D.O.K.: Assassin #3 (of 5) — Writer: … Continue reading
Phil’s Reviews: Stuff I Bought #322
This week offers fewer Secret Wars tie-ins than last (“only” six), but more DC debuts (eight), with a couple of indy first issues and the usual bunch of other interesting stuff: Secret Wars: Runaways #1 (of 3) — Writer: Noelle Stevenson; Art: Sanford Greene; Colors: John Rauch Secret Wars: Squadron Sinister #1 (of 3) — Writer: Marc Guggenheim; Pencils: Carlos Pacheco; Inks: Mariano Taibo; Colors: Frank Martin Secret Wars: Thors #1 (of 3) — Writer: Jason Aaron; Pencils: Chris Sprouse; Inks: Karl Story; Colors: Marte Gracia Secret Wars: Armor Wars #2 (of 4) — Writer: James Robinson; Art: Marcio Takara; … Continue reading
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Tagged Astro City, Black Canary, Deadpool, Doctor Fate, Doomed, Empty Zone, Groo, Harley Quinn, Iron Man, Justice League, Low, Lumberjanes, Martian Manhunter, Mind Mgmt, Prez, Robin, Runaways, Secret Six, Secret Wars, Southern Bastards, Squadron Sinister, Stray Bullets, Stumptown, Superman, The Fiction, Thor, Trees, Usagi Yojimbo, Wolverine, Wonder Woman
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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
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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 #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
