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Phil’s Reviews — Stuff I Bought #247

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Hawkeye #9 — Writer: Matt Fraction;  Art: David Aja This continues, in its quiet little way, to be one of the best monthly comics out there — while it’s not like much happens this issue (a couple of the tracksuit Russian mobsters get beaten up, but otherwise the only major action occurs on the last page), it’s a perfect little glimpse into the life of its stubbornly adolescent hero and the five women in his life. Aja continues to be just the right artist for it, too: everyone’s immediately distinguishable, even with Fraction’s “no costumes on anyone” rule, and the … Continue reading

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Phil’s Reviews — Stuff I Bought #245

Age of Ulttron #2

Age of Ultron #2 ( of 8 ) — Writer: Brian Michael Bendis;  Pencils: Brian Hitch;  Inks: Paul Neary Uncanny X-Men #3 — Writer: Brian Michael Bendis;  Pencils: Chris Bachalo;  Inks: Tim Townsend, Jaime Mendoza, Al Vey and Victor Olazara First, for a story set in an Ultron-destroyed New York, Age Of  is a very pretty book — all the little bits of rubble are lovingly drawn, while the desperate human refugees look unfailingly handsome; even a reveal of Black Widow’s injured face looks oddly attractive: this is what happens when you get Bryan Hitch to draw your comic. When you get … Continue reading

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Phil’s Reviews — Stuff I Bought #244

Batman Incorporated #8

Batman Incorporated #8 — Writer: Grant Morrison;  Art: Chris Burnham and Jason Masters If it seems a trifle unfair to be reviewing a book you can’t buy (since it’s sold out, thanks to DC’s publicity machine and national media exposure), don’t despair — there’ll be a second printing soon. I’ll assume that no spoilers are needed for the plot development, since the cover itself tells the tale — although it has to be pointed out that Morrison’s Batman: R.I.P. story did not actually kill Bruce Wayne, and that, when he was “killed,” weeks later in Final Crisis, that death didn’t … Continue reading

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The Latest and (Mostly) Greatest #68 by Dan!

star wars 2

All right folks, I’m back in action! It’s time for another round of “I don’t know what to say, just buy it!” Let’s do this! Star Wars #2 Writer: Brian Wood Artist: Carlos D’Anda So this book is shockingly good, but then when you stop and think about the team involved in it, it begins to make more sense. Set between Star Wars and Empire Strikes Back, we all know where the story is going to lead, but the actual telling of it is what matters, and with that, Wood knocks it out of the park! D’anda’s got one of … Continue reading

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Wild Wednesday SALE/ Uncanny Avengers Launch Party/Arrow Day Giveaway

Uncanny Avengers

Join us Wed. Oct 10th from 10 am to 8 pm for the first All About Wild Wednesday SALE! Get the first of the Big New MARVEL NOW books, Uncanny Avengers #1. Variants/ Special Launch Day Incentives and Free Refreshments. Get a FREE copy of Arrow, the comic that kicks off the hot new Warner Bros. Arrow TV Show (while supplies last). Get 25% off any Avengers, X-men or Green Arrow Back Issues! Spend $50.00 or more and make it 30% off!* *Maximum Discount on Consignment is 25% off. Not valid with any other discount, coupons or bucks.   Continue reading

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