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Category Archives: Review
Review: Avengers A.I. #1 – Humphries and Araujo
And so we begin with the Age of Ultron spin-offs, this one featuring Hank Pym, Vision, Monica Chang, Victor Mancha, and a Doombot. Despite AoU’s truly dire final issue, this seemed like an interesting combination. I love Vision, I find … Continue reading
Review: Batman & Superman #1 Greg Pak, Jae Lee & Ben Oliver
I am in complete agreement with a whole lot of sentiments being thrown around the Internet. We need another Batman or Superman comic just as much as we need another X-Men title – they just keep coming, and there’s going … Continue reading
Captain Marvel #13 – DeConnick & Hepburn/Sandoval
I know I’m a bit late with this one, but I’ve had a bit of a busy week. Having something go viral is a bit of a time sucker. Anyway – Captain Marvel 13, part three of The Enemy Within. How … Continue reading
Review: Avengers Assemble #16: Deconnick and Buffagni
Avengers Assemble #16 is the second in the ‘Enemy Within’ crossover with Captain Marvel, a five issue arc over the two titles, and written by Kelly Sue DeConnick, queen of the clever dialogue and character driven storyline. While this event … Continue reading
My Pull List: Kimberley Griffiths
My Pull List is a regular look at the comics we regularly read. Each time we’ll get one comics lover to detail the books they can’t do without month to month. If you’d like to be a participant,drop us a … Continue reading
Review: X-Men #1 – Brian Wood and Olivier Coipel
The story of X-Men #1 begins with twins separated at birth, one male, one female – both begin life as a strange form of intelligent, evolving bacteria. John Sublime has evolved from the bacterial stage to become the preliminary adversary … Continue reading
Justice League Dark #20 – Lemire / Fawkes / Janin /Cifuentes
The House of Mystery has been seized and Swamp Thing imprisoned – the work of the sinister Doctor Destiny. He has sent his nightmare creations to battle the Justice League Dark, who have recruited The Flash to aid them in … Continue reading
Posted in DC, Review
Tagged Cifuentes, fawkes, Janin, jeff lemire, justice league dark
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Mini-Reviews: Daredevil, Judge Dredd and Todd The Ugliest Kid
Having completed reading all my monthly pull list, here’s some brief thoughts on each: Daredevil End of Days #6: Dreading this series ending in two issues. Is there one good reason you haven’t bought this yet? Daredevil #24: The current … Continue reading
Posted in Marvel, Review
Tagged daredevil, hoax hunters, judge dredd, todd ugliest
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Review: Age of Ultron #3 – Bendis & Hitch
So here we are three issues into the Marvel event, Age of Ultron and this is the story so far: After being rescued by Hawkeye, he and a battered and unmasked Spiderman join the group of surviving heroes in the … Continue reading
Review: East of West #1 – Jonathan Hickman and Nick Dragotta
East of West is one hell of an interesting comic, and that’s just the tip of this beautiful iceberg. Jonathan Hickman and Nick Dragotta have brought us a world that, while set in what would be our history, looks more like … Continue reading
Posted in Image, Review
Tagged dragotta, east of west, hickman
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