The character death only means something if you’ve read the main DC Batman comic. Otherwise this would create no reaction whatsoever.
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Batman & Robin: Year One: Dynamic Duos #1
Batman and Robin are back in action! The Dark Knight and the Boy Wonder have been hard at work cleaning up the streets of Gotham City, and their partnership has only gotten tighter. But when a gang of street kids starts causing mischief, Batman and Robin will need to get to the bottom of where these kids came from and who is in charge! Mark Waid an...
This comic has an odd way of killing off characters that make me question whether I can even differentiate who they were in the first place.
Always entertaining tho, albeit too much and not enough at the same time.
Absolute Batman #23
In a climactic showdown, Batman is forced to battle an unyielding enemy in not just the Robins but in himself. More than one dead character signals a call for help…and a symbol of hopelessness as more friends become enemies.
I get it must be a Batman written for a new generation, but it just doesn't do it for me. Reading this issue, I was just rolling my eyes. It may be dark and edgy, but I just hate this version of Bruce Wayne and am not rooting for him, simple as that. And Batman / bat man, really ? What a subtle writing there...
Absolute Batman #23
In a climactic showdown, Batman is forced to battle an unyielding enemy in not just the Robins but in himself. More than one dead character signals a call for help…and a symbol of hopelessness as more friends become enemies.
I’m not even sure it’s dark. It kind of just… unmoving. I hsve no emotional reaction to this whatsoever.
I think I might be out.
This is doing really well in the market. I just don’t get it. To each their own.
This just isn’t interesting to me.
And that’s ok. There are plenty of other Batman books.
I will take fraction and Taylor (and soon to be Camp) over this any day.
Absolute Batman #23
In a climactic showdown, Batman is forced to battle an unyielding enemy in not just the Robins but in himself. More than one dead character signals a call for help…and a symbol of hopelessness as more friends become enemies.
Oh no, they killed off...that guy we met two issues ago!
Absolute Batman #23
In a climactic showdown, Batman is forced to battle an unyielding enemy in not just the Robins but in himself. More than one dead character signals a call for help…and a symbol of hopelessness as more friends become enemies.
A step up from the prior issue.
I like Steve Pugh as as an artist but I’m not sure he’s the right fit for this book
And some of the panels just look very flat.
I think it needed someone like Kevin maguire.
End of Life #6
Eddie is losing allies fast, and with the tiniest drop of goodwill from Leona all but dried up, he’s got no one to turn to. Has Eddie had it with Pluto, or is a chance with Sophie enough to keep him around? While he hurts his brain thinking it over, Richard Smiley has a plan—and it involves two of the most unsavory types Eddie Stallion has ever com...
This issue just felt off.
End of Life #5
Richard Smiley has kidnapped Trent and taken him back to the abandoned Wrongdog theme park…but have the people of Pluto softened Eddie enough to care? It’s a confrontation between two incredibly annoying guys, with a fallout that will leave Eddie at his lowest. Which is really saying something!
Smiley is pretty annoying and I think the sincerity at the end didn’t quite land. Couple really funny moments though, especially Eddie praying his Dad doesn’t kill him while he’s shooting up Smiley’s goons.
End of Life #5
Richard Smiley has kidnapped Trent and taken him back to the abandoned Wrongdog theme park…but have the people of Pluto softened Eddie enough to care? It’s a confrontation between two incredibly annoying guys, with a fallout that will leave Eddie at his lowest. Which is really saying something!
While the Earth parts are interesting, well-paced, and engaging, everything happening on Asgard is mind-numbingly boring.
The Mortal Thor #8
THE SON OF THOR! Magni was the God of Strength and strong enough to refuse the rule of the Golden Realm. Yet even so, he could be hurt. For there came a day when two great friends went to battle in a land far from Asgard's light...and only one returned. This is the story of the SON OF THOR...and the day his great heart broke.
A poorly executed issue with great art.
The Mortal Thor #8
THE SON OF THOR! Magni was the God of Strength and strong enough to refuse the rule of the Golden Realm. Yet even so, he could be hurt. For there came a day when two great friends went to battle in a land far from Asgard's light...and only one returned. This is the story of the SON OF THOR...and the day his great heart broke.
This is wild.
Maybe too confusing to be a 10 though. I will reread the whole story when it’s complete.
Deadman #3
The third edition of this morbid disquisition concerning the attrition/detrition of the human condition, which, in the weekly tradition, boasts a four-color exhibition on some printer’s emission. Here, by order of an anonymous optician, watch closely this vision of our titular apparition (armed, you’ll remember, with fresh erudition)try and survive...
Uncanny X-men …here comes the final rant. Gail hyped this issue up on her Facebook page. Here is Gail in her own words. “ Just saying, if you have been away from UNCANNY X-MEN for a bit, today is the day to jump back on board. It's a new arc, and some important new characters are involved, and I can't say more but this is a good jumping back-on point and this story REALLY goes bananas.Gambi
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Uncanny X-Men #33
"WILD RIDE" starts here! Gambit's condition is worsening, causing an unexpected shake-up in the roster of the UNCANNY X-MEN. But is it merely magic that is taking over his form and behavior, or is it something far more sinister? Rogue desperately tries to save her husband in our most disturbing story yet!
This was a bit slower and less bombastic compared to the other issues. I dont really havve strong feelings for the new butler, and it's confusing on whether Bruce Wayne is hallucinating Alfred. But Jorge Jiminez manga style comic book art really carries the issue, and I like how it's just a simple entertaining one-off Batman issue that doesn't take itself too seriously
Batman #12
Six of the world’s deadliest killers have descended on Gotham City at once—but who hired them, and who’s the target? Surely, it can’t be the Batman… As the Caped Crusader races to uncover who set this deadly plan in motion, the late Alfred Pennyworth provides a gift from beyond the grave with the arrival of a brilliant new ally to the Bat-Family at...
A very creative storyline, with this probably being the best issue of the story so far.
Overall A very good series with some impressive art in this issue.
Zdarsky writes a great captain America and Doom.
Captain America #14
A SOUL FOR A SOUL... Bound together in an unfamiliar war zone, Captain America and Victor Von Doom are after the ANTIDIVINE - a sword powerful enough to destroy MEPHISTO. But someone else also has their eyes on the weapon! Can Steve stop Doom's first love from destroying Victor as his own soul hangs in the balance?
I love this book.
Absolute Superman #22
Superman will stop at nothing to see the universe’s most vicious madman brought to justice. But before he can get his hands on Brainiac, Superman will have to go through Metallo, a man with Kryptonite in his veins. “Get Brainiac” begins here, kicking off the march to a game-changing blockbuster issue #25!
Absolute Superman is an absolute blast to read. This is a one-off issue, but I like how in this issue Jason Aaron makes Superman literally eat a lot of hits, but he keeps on standing up to make sure Metallo remembers who he is. Juan Ferreyra's art is also amazing as well
Absolute Superman #22
Superman will stop at nothing to see the universe’s most vicious madman brought to justice. But before he can get his hands on Brainiac, Superman will have to go through Metallo, a man with Kryptonite in his veins. “Get Brainiac” begins here, kicking off the march to a game-changing blockbuster issue #25!
JSA #22
The wrath of the Spectre has ravaged the JSA. As the dust settles, one hero will stepup and take on the mantle of the Spectre, but will they be able to control its fury?
Loving this.
Batman #12
Six of the world’s deadliest killers have descended on Gotham City at once—but who hired them, and who’s the target? Surely, it can’t be the Batman… As the Caped Crusader races to uncover who set this deadly plan in motion, the late Alfred Pennyworth provides a gift from beyond the grave with the arrival of a brilliant new ally to the Bat-Family at...
I slept on this book for some reason. Probably because I’m not a die hard Thor fan.
But that was a mistake. I picked up the last three issues.
Great comics.
The Mortal Thor #13
A FINAL TALE OF...ASGARD? Wreathed in sorrow, chained by his mother's schemes, Magni accepted the weight of the throne of Asgard. As the forces of doom and death gathered about him, could he escape his destiny...or would his fall bring on a new Ragnarok? This is the story of the SON OF THOR...and the fate of a Golden Realm.
Great art. And The ending carries the story.
The Patron #1
All the great artists have one thing in common... they’re dead.
A true patron of the fine arts, Mr. Cherish has dedicated his life to scouting and supporting emerging artists, launching countless unknowns from obscurity into industry superstardom. Unfortunately for these young artists, the secret to Cherish’s success is their untimely ...