This week, a number of smaller books like Ex Machina and Age of Sentry. I also brave the dreaded Bendis, Slott finishes up on Avengers: Intiative, and Walking Dead comes out yet again this month! Finally, DC pisses me off more than Marvel by ruining Anarky in Robin. Thunderbolts, Fables, Doktor Sleepless and Deadpool finish round out the week. This was supposed to be a light week. I think I read too many books.
Within: Astonishing X-Men Ghost Boxes, Criminal, Final Crisis, Final Crisis Revelations, Batman, Detective Comics, Nightwing, JSA, JLA, Secret Six, Invincible, Marvel Zombies 3 and Echo. Something for everyone, come in and see how it worked out.
Please note, Batman #681, the finale to RIP, will get a full tandem review from myself and Grey later in the week. As is, we have some of my favorite books like Blue Beetle Captain America, The Walking Dead, Nova, Guardians of the Galaxy… and two books I’m not sure why I pick up, Teen Titans and Runaways.
Two weeks worth of capsules for you to enjoy. Here’s what’s within: Avengers/Invaders, Walking Dead, Invincible, Deadpool, Detective Comics, Ex Machina, Fables, Green Lantern Corps, the Kingdom Come Specials, Robin, Thunderbolts and Uncanny X-Men.
More reviews, this week Secret 6 is mid-arc, JSA brings more awesome, we tie up some dangling threads for Avengers: Initiatve, and those who still have their brain Resist Final Crisis.
Welcome to the capsuliest capsule reviews to ever fit inside a capsule. This Week: Teen Titans, Astonishing X-Men, Justice League, Avengers: Initiative, Incredible Herc, Project Superpowers, and Nova.
Welcome to the inside of my thought bubbles. I’m Aaron Glazer, as you no doubt noticed (giving you a bit of credit to start) and I used to write East of Gotham and comic reviews for the Nexus. Well, after awhile that all fell apart because, you see, despite a passion for comics and some really great feedback, I always thought I kind of sucked. So, never one to settle for mediocrity, I took a hiatus and focused on my Pulse Wrestling writing for the time being.
REVIEW: Young X-Men #1
Writer: Marc Guggenheim
Pencils: Yanick Paquette
Inker: Ray Snyder
Writer: Ed Brubaker
Artists: Butch Guice and Mike Perkins
Marvel Comics
If it seems I review Captain America a lot lately, well, there’s probably a reason for that: this book is great. This issue is all about Bucky’s transition into being the new Captain America, mostly through a big fight scene, yet Brubaker still packs in [...]
The Last Defenders #1
Writers: Joe Casey and Keith Giffen
Pencils: Joe Muniz
Inks: Cam Smith
Considering Casey wrote the wildly underrated classic Wildcats 3.0 and Giffen is the man behind JLI, when they decided to take on their self-professed Ultimate Defender’s story, it had to be worth a look. Speaking of underrated, we seem to be [...]