Existentialman's Profile

Great new comic series. It has a Black Hammer/Watchman vibe to it that I love, but it definitely has it's very own identity and sensibility. I already care about the main character and I'm interested in finding out more about all the secondary characters. I can wait to see where the story is heading

Finally we have a comic in the spirit of Keith Giffem & J.M.. DeMatteis' hilarious Justice League run. I love it!

If this comic is trying to be a kind of Rorschach test what I see is a writer who had nothing to say, but wrote about it anyway.

Great read and a quick read, even though this is an oversized issue. That doesn't mean it's thin on story, it's not. This is a great introductory issue. We learn a lot about the main character along with plenty of action. This is one those comics that will have me counting the days till the next one comes out. Well done!

A good opening chapter for a new comic, but like a lot of readers I'm questioning if this story really belongs in the Watchmen universe. Other than to sell the book there doesn't seem to be a reason why this story needs to be told in that universe. Couldn't it have worked equally well as a future story about the Question or someone dressed up as Batman. It might actually work better that way as a A good opening chapter for a new comic, but like a lot of readers I'm questioning if this story really belongs in the Watchmen universe. Other than to sell the book there doesn't seem to be a reason why this story needs to be told in that universe. Couldn't it have worked equally well as a future story about the Question or someone dressed up as Batman. It might actually work better that way as a more

Excellent Graphic Novel. The story is so compelling that I had to read it all in one sitting. Lots of great twists and turns, but it's not all about the plot. There's a lot of heart to this story. It had me rooting for the heroes and the villains, and sometimes they're the same characters. Well done!

This book is a real page turner. Once I read the opening page I couldn't put it down. It's a familiar story, but told really well. Now I can't wait for the next issue to come out. I feel like Bendis had all these great stories he was dying to tell and was just waiting for the right place to tell them. I'm glad he's found a place for them at DC and Jinxworld

Given that cover, I thought this would be heartbreaking. It's not. It's still good, but not what I expected.

I'm a huge fan of the Black Hammer Universe that Jeff Lemire is creating, but even if you've never read a single Black Hammer related comic this is a great issue. Lots of comic say this, but in this case it's really true, Doctor Star is a great jumping on point for new readers.

What I love about this comic and much of Jeff Lemire's work is that he's able to bring pathos to a superhero I'm a huge fan of the Black Hammer Universe that Jeff Lemire is creating, but even if you've never read a single Black Hammer related comic this is a great issue. Lots of comic say this, but in this case it's really true, Doctor Star is a great jumping on point for new readers.

What I love about this comic and much of Jeff Lemire's work is that he's able to bring pathos to a superhero more

Astro City #50 is bittersweet on many levels. One is that it marks the beginning of the final arc of the regular Astro City comic. Astro City is a comic I've enjoyed for many years from several different publishers. Despite the fact that title has moved around a lot every issue was written by Kurt Busiek. Brent Anderson did the artwork for most of the issues and Alex Ross provided the covers f Astro City #50 is bittersweet on many levels. One is that it marks the beginning of the final arc of the regular Astro City comic. Astro City is a comic I've enjoyed for many years from several different publishers. Despite the fact that title has moved around a lot every issue was written by Kurt Busiek. Brent Anderson did the artwork for most of the issues and Alex Ross provided the covers f more

As a hardcore lover of The Watchmen and Alan Moore I was skeptical when this series was announced. I'm also a huge fan of Geoff Johns and Gary Frank so my hope was that this series would knock it out of the park. After reading the first two issues I'm officially onboard. Johns and Frank have gotten almost everything right. They recognized that Watchmen was, more than anything else, a mood pie As a hardcore lover of The Watchmen and Alan Moore I was skeptical when this series was announced. I'm also a huge fan of Geoff Johns and Gary Frank so my hope was that this series would knock it out of the park. After reading the first two issues I'm officially onboard. Johns and Frank have gotten almost everything right. They recognized that Watchmen was, more than anything else, a mood pie more