Super Crooks #1 Review The surprised look on Brian’s face (co-owner of Cosmic Comics) when Matt handed over Super Crooks to me yesterday, “Millar has this book out too?”, was more a look of joyous surprise that Mark Millar had indeed released two books this month. I’m going to assume Millar, of Kick Ass fame, rarely releases books either […]
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Dominique Laveau Voodoo Child #1 Review Voodoo Child is the third new title to drop from Vertigo this month with Fairest, Saucer Country coming before it, and The New Deadwardians releasing next week. So far, Voodoo Child is the weakest of the bunch. Not all can be winners. Maybe it was a fault of my own, but I was
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The Amazing Spider Man #682 Review “Ends of the Earth” Part One: My World on Fire Man that’s a lot of titles, almost makes it sound as epic as this story is going to be. Spider-Man has been a very impressive book as of late, with this storyline being no exception. Parker believes things are
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Saucer Country #1 Review Saucer Country #1 Review. Vertigo has launched a new comic book called Saucer Country and with all of the unknown new endeavours into the comic book world, most of you ask, “Is the book worth reading?”. Fortunately for Saucer Country, I can see a large part of the science fiction community really digging this book.
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Avengers Assemble #1 Review Okay, so with the Avengers Assemble #1 Review, I played with your emotions a little there, but I’m not sorry. Avengers Assemble #1 hit store shelves this week and it’s the closest thing you’re going to get to seeing the movie until May. Avengers Assemble is an ongoing series that features the complete
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Saga Chapter 1 Review Saga hit store shelves today, larger than life, and a lot of book for your buck. IMAGE has big plans for this new series created by Fiona Staples and written by Brian K. Vaughan. It was very interesting to find out that Staples designs, draws and colors every creature, spaceship and world
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Fairest #1 Review. From the Pages of Fables The interesting thing about Fairest is the front cover, besides sleeping beauty in the middle, it has nothing to do with what’s actually inside this first issue of Fairest. I’m sure they may incorporate every single princess you see, and I’m actually interested to see their take on each fair
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Uncanny X-Force and the Age of Apocalypse #1 Review “From the pages of Uncanny X-Force…” Age of Apocalypse #1 puts a new spin on the human versus mutant genre. In this alternate dimension Professor Xavier died before he could form the elite mutant group known as the X-Men, you may have heard of them, no? With
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Ralph Wiggum #1 Review Complete With Wetter Pants In my long career of reading comics I’ve read a lot of the greats. Critically acclaimed titles like Sandman, Watchmen, and The Walking Dead. I’ve read a few that some even consider art. Cutting edge, pushing the comic book limit, taking it where no one has ventured before. Well
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Avenging Spider-Man #4 Review Hawkeye Trains a Lot Apparently Issue 4 of Avenging Spider-Man starts a new storyline involving one of his fellow Avengers, Hawkeye. If you’re interested in the previous 3 issues, Spidey teams up with the Red Hulk. I didn’t even know there was a Red Hulk. Does that soil some of my comic reviewing
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Road Rage Throttle #1 Review Road Rage #1…and Meth. Road Rage comes screaming into the comic scene this week with it’s first issue “Throttle”. It boasts impressive authors casting the father and son duo, Stephen King and Joe Hill. Road Rage: Throttle follows a biker gang called the “Tribe”. The Tribe is a close knit group that’s on
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The Walking Dead Volume 15 Review The Walking Dead has never really been about zombies. Yes, zombies do roam the earth and yes, they do “feed”, but zombies cannot sustain a comic of this magnitude. Zombies are easy. Zombies are safe. Their basic life consist of infecting and feeding. It’s grotesque and macabre. The real
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