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Phil’s Reviews: Stuff I Bought #261
 
				Velvet #1 — Writer: Ed Brubaker; Art: Steve Epting Image’s creator-owned titles have just been knocking it out of the park (ooh, World Series baseball metaphors!) all year, and this one is no exception; it’s by an established team (Brubaker and Epting spent years together on their well-regarded Captain America run), within an established genre (’60s/’70s-style spy thrillers, ala James Bond or Man From U.N.C.L.E.), but with an interesting twist (it focuses on the secretary/love interest of the spy agency, normally a throwaway character, who of course turns out to be much more than she seems). Brubaker is very good … Continue reading
									
						Posted in  New Comics, Reviews					
					
													
						Tagged  Daredevil, Iron Man, Justice League, Pretty Deadly, Rocketeer, Samurai Jack, Satellite Sam, Sex Criminals, Spirit, Ultimate Spider-man, Velvet, Wolverine, X-men, Young Avengers					
					
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		Phil’s Reviews — Stuff I Bought #242
 
				Young Romance #1 (of 1) — Creators: Ann Nocenti and Emanuela Lupacchino (Catwoman/Batman); Cecil Castellucci and Inaki Miranda (Aquaman/Mera); Ray Fawkes and Julius Gopez (Batgirl/Random Guy); Peter Milligan and Simon Bisley (Apollo/Midnighter); Kyle Higgins and Sanford Greene (Nightwing/Ursa Minor); Andy Diggle and Robson Rocha (Superman/Wonder Woman) DC exhibits rare good timing, with a 48-page Valentine’s Day special the week before the event. If your significant other is a DC fan, this $7.99 package would be a decent present: the leadoff Catwoman/Batman story is good, while there’s welcome diversity in the Apollo/Midnighter tale (and the best art); the Superman/Wonder Woman story … Continue reading
Phil’s Reviews — Stuff I Bought #235
 
				Liberty Annual 2012 — Creators: Various This is the Comic Book Legal Defense Fund’s annual moneyraising effort; they’re a First Amendment organization whose primary purpose is to defend comic book retailers (and publishers and creators) from legal challenges when some local parent or prosecutor decides that a comic is obscene. To a journalism major like me, that’s a noble goal; they’ve kept a lot of people out of jail (or from losing their stores) just because they sold someone a comic book. As you might expect, a lot of comics creators appreciate their work, too, so these anthologies are always … Continue reading
									
						Posted in  New Comics, Reviews					
					
													
						Tagged  A+X, Aquaman, Batgirl, Bedlam, Fatale, Ghosts, Happy!, HIt Girl, Joe Kubert, Justice League Dark, Liberty Annual, Lot 13, New Mutants, Thor, Ultimate Spider-man, Wolverine, X-men					
					
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		Phil’s Reviews: Stuff I Bought #224
 
				Popeye #2 (of 4) — Writer: Roger Langridge; Art: Ken Wheaton and Tom Neely I raved about the first issue of this, and the second is just as good, although on a smaller scale — instead of an ocean quest and the Sea Hag, we get one of those neighborhood domestic comedies that Segar was so good at, with Popeye dealing with a rival for Olive’s affections (in one of the Easter eggs Langridge has sprinkled throughout the book, it turns out to be Willie Wormwood, the “actor” who played the Snidely Whiplash-like bad guys in Segar’s early, pre-Popeye versions of Thimble … Continue reading
									
						Posted in  New Comics, Reviews					
					
													
						Tagged  Avengers, Defenders, Earth 2, grant Morrison, Green Lantern, Iron Man, iZombie, Popeye, Roger Langridge, Superman, Ultimate Spider-man, X-men					
					
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		Phil’s Reviews: Stuff I Bought #214
 
				Daredevil #8 — Writer: Mark Waid; Art: Kano DD continues to be a bright spot among the Marvel books — literally, since its pages are splashed with lots of reds, blues and other primary colors. That gives it a unique look (even when a different artist is drawing it, as here, although Kano turns out to be a good match for the previous pencillers), and suits its sunny, optimistic stories. This issue, the second part of a crossover with Amazing Spider-Man, features Spidey, DD and the Black Cat battling bad guys (and sometimes each other), and ends with an intriguing … Continue reading
									
						Posted in  New Comics, Reviews					
					
													
						Tagged  Amazing Sppider-Man, Avengers, Catwoman, Daredevil, Fables, Iron Man, Legion of Super-Heroes, Moon Knight, Superior, Ultimate Spider-man, Wonder Woman, X-men					
					
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