(Marvel Comics, 2013)
Review by Heather Antos
Written By: Brian Posehn & Gerry Duggan
Art By: Declan Shalvey
Colorist: Jordie Bellaire
Deadpool #19 concludes the five issue arc called The Good, the Bad, & the Ugly - and this issue is exactly that. Continue reading
(DC Comics, 2013)
Review by Zakk Saam
Written by: Robert Venditti
Pencils by: Sean Chen
Inks by: Walden Wong
Color Artwork by: Andrew Dalhouse
Green Lantern Annual: ‘Lights Out’ Part Five
Today marks the end of the first Green Lantern event of the post-Geoff Johns era, who left the book after issue #21 to make way for Robert Venditti (X-O Manowar), and while the story held promise from the beginning, it fails to deliver in the end. Continue reading
Wolverine #7 and #8
(Marvel Comics, 1989)
Writer – Chris Claremont
Artist – John Buscema
Letterer – Ken Bruzenak
Colorist – Mike Rockwitz
Greetings from the Wasteland!
Often the easiest way for a creative team to reboot a character is to make the most simple of changes. The costume. And who doesn’t like a good costume change? At first…everyone. Continue reading
(Marvel Comics, 2013)
Review by Shawn Warner
WRITTEN BY: Brian Posehn & Gerry Duggan
ARTWORK BY: Declan Shalvey
COLOR ARTWORK BY: Jordie Bellaire
Gerry Duggan and Brian Posehn have written the “Pagliacci” of comic books, in the pages of their “The Good, the Bad and the Ugly” story arc beats and breaks the heart of Marvel’s merry mercenary. However Duggan and Posehn have shown us that Deadpool is much more than Continue reading
(Marvel Comics, 2013)
Review by Shawn Warner
WRITTEN BY: Brian Posehn & Gerry Duggan
ARTWORK BY: Declan Shalvey
COLOR ARTWORK BY: Jordie Bellaire
The Good, the Bad and the Ugly just keeps getting better, and part three is a perfect amalgamation of all the things that make us love Deadpool. The humor is stepped up a bit in this issue compared to the previous two parts but the tonal shift to darker more complex emotional subject matter is still very evident. Continue reading
The Hellfire Saga Review (Sort of)
By Franco Romualdez
Collecting Wolverine and the X-Men #31-35
WRITTEN BY: Jason Aaron
ARTWORK BY: Nick Bradshaw, Walden Wong
COLOR ARTWORK BY: Laura Martin
Comic book storytelling at its finest.
Every so often a series comes around that hits all the right buttons. Continue reading
Our good pals over at 2ComicNerds have started a new feature with 1/2 of the team - AJ - doing video reviews of some of the comics he gets each week. The first two installments of this new video series are up, and we’ve got them here to share with you! Huge thanks to the 2ComicNerds team for allowing us to bring these to you via our site. Continue reading
(Marvel Comics, 2013)
Review by Shawn Warner
WRITTEN BY: Jason Aaron
ARTWORK BY: Ramon Perez
COLOR ARTWORK BY: Laura Martin
LETTERING BY: VC’s Joe Caramagna
Time travel seems to be playing a very significant role in the Marvel Now universe and although this is not a time travel story in the way that say Age of Ultron is, this issue of Wolverine and the X-Men does rely at least in part on time travel. Continue reading
(Marvel NOW!, 2013)
Reviewed by Cory Thrall
WRITER: Paul Cornell
PENCILS: Al Davis
INKS: Mark Farmer
COLOR ART: Matt Hollingsworth
When I first read that Marvel would be releasing a Marvel NOW! Wolverine title, I was excited but a little worried, as Wolvie has his mug in so many books right now (including the ‘Savage Wolverine’ title that began recently), be it an X or an Avengers book. So I was worried this might all just be a cash-in to gather attention on the character in a more ‘solo’ fashion, in anticipation for the new film. And, it very well might be. Either way, I was happy to grab it, and eager to read it, but I’m also a huge Wolverine fan, so a lot of my initial worries were tossed out the window as soon as I opened issue #1. Continue reading