Thunderbolts Annual #1

Thunderbolts Annual #1 was a special treat. The book was a blast with a great sense of humor, memorable characters, and a serious but still goofy story. While this tone may not appeal for everyone with a cast of characters who are usually very serious and dark (besides Deadpool usually), this was undeniably a fun and a great read. Definitely worth a look this week if you want some Thunderbolts action. Read Full Review

There may be some liberties taken with continuity and several elements, but the sheer fun, creativity and madness on display in both the script and art makes this annual a very entertaining book nonetheless. Recommended. Read Full Review

"Thunderbolts Annual" #1 is a nice divergence from overwhelmingly depressing stories, incessant crossovers and decompressed tales. Acker and Blacker, along with their visually artistic co-creators deliver a fun story that gives readers so much more to enjoy than simply "Thunderbolts Vs. Doctor Strange." I know their schedule is full with other assignments and activities, but Acker and Blacker are more than welcome to continue to play around in the Marvel Universe provided they bring along adventures and antics like "Thunderbolts Annual" #1. Read Full Review

For this annual the creative team changed as the writers are Acker and Blacker and in the pencils Lolli Matteo and guess what they did a really good job in portraying all the characters in this book.I was a little ceptic at first and i asked myself how this team will handle with magical stuff... Well the old motto "fight fire with fire" is applied perfectly in this issue. Read Full Review

coby

Jun 16, 2014

i'd love to see W.A.N.D. in the Dr. Strange movie! http://cobyscomics.blogspot.com/2014/06/how-to-do-supernatural-mcu-part-1.html