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Phil’s Reviews: Stuff I Bought #459
Black Panther: The Sound and the Fury #1 (of 1) — Writer: Ralph Macchio; Art: Andrea di Vito; Colors: Laura Villari Rise of the Black Panther #2 (of 6) — Writer: Evan Narcisse; Consultant: Ta-Nehisi Coates; Art: Javier Pina; Colors: Stephane Paitreau X-Men Red #1 — Writer: Tom Taylor; Art: Mahmud Asrar; Colors: Ive Svorcina X-Men Gold #21 — Writer: Marc Guggenheim; Pencils: Diego Bernard; Inks: JP Mayer; Colors: Arif Prianto Rogue and Gambit #2 (of 5) — Writer: Kelly Thompson; Art: Pere Perez; Colors: Frank D’Armata Infinity Countdown: Adam Warlock #1 (of 1) — Writer: Gerry Duggan; Art: Michael … Continue reading
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Tagged Avengers, Batman, Black Bolt, Black Lightning, Black Panther, Harley Quinn, Hawkeye, I Hate Fairyland, Incognegro, Infinity Countdown, Koshchei the Deathless, Milk Wars, Paper Girls, Rock Candy Mountain, Rogue Gambit, Runaways, She-Hulk, Snotgirl, Spider-man, Swamp Thing, Twisted Romance, VS, Wicked and the Divine, X-men, Young Monsters in Love
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Phil’s Reviews: Stuff I Bought #374
Superman #1 — Writer: Peter J. Tomasi; Pencils: Patrick Gleason; Inks: Mick Gray; Colors: John Kalisz Batman #1 — Writer: Tom King; Pencils: David Finch; Inks: Matt Banning; Colors: Jordie Bellaire Titans: Rebirth #1 — Writer: Dan Abnett; Pencils: Brett Booth; Inks: Norm Rapmund; Colors: Andrew Dalhouse Green Arrow #1 — Writer: Benjamin Percy; Art/Colors: Otto Schmidt Green Lanterns #1 — Writer: Sam Humphries; Pencils: Robson Rocha; Inks: Jay Leisten DC’s Big Two get their second relaunch titles this week, as do a couple of the second-tier heroes. Superman continues to be the most changed, as we now have a … Continue reading
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Tagged Astro City, Batman, Black Widow, Circuit Breaker, Civil War II, Green Arrow, Green Lanterns, Han Solo, Hellcat, I Hate Fairyland, Iron Man, Joker, Jughead, Justice League, Loki, Lumberjanes, Scarlet, Scooby Apocalypse, Spider-man, Superman, Swamp Thing, Titans, X-men
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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 #364
Black Panther #1 — Writer: Ta-Nehisi Coates; Art: Brian Stelfreeze; Colors: Laura Martin Spider-Women Alpha #1 — Writer: Robbie Thompson; Art: Vanesa Del Ray; Colors: Jordie Bellaire Poe Dameron #1 — Writer: Charles Soule; Art/Colors: Phil Noto Amadeus Cho: Genius at Work #1 (of 1) — Writers: Greg Pak and Fred van Lente; Art: Takeshi Miyazawa, Gary Frank and Rodney Buchemi Of all the Marvel first issues this week, none has been more anticipated than Black Panther, partly because the company tapped as writer Ta-Nehisi Coates, a prominent author on African-American issues (among other topics), who last year won both … Continue reading
Phil’s Reviews: Stuff I Bought #359
Black Widow #1 — Writers: Chris Samnee and Mark Waid; Art: Chris Samnee; Colors: Matthew Wilson Avengers Standoff: Assault on Pleasant Hill Alpha — Writer: Nick Spencer; Art/Colors: Jesus Saiz Two debuts from Marvel: Black Widow‘s had a lot of anticipation, coming from the Daredevil team of Waid and Samnee, and what this first issue offers is basically the first five minutes of a James Bond or Mission Impossible film: a full-on action sequence/chase showcasing the super-spy derring-do aspects of the character. Since much of it is wordless, it’s over quickly, and readers may feel like “That’s it?”, but if … Continue reading
