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Great Finale!

I'll start saying that I was disappointed by the last issue, it was the weakest of the crossover in my opinion. However, with this one everything is changed.

I enjoyed reading and watching at the panels. The battle got fiercesome, with the Hulk loosing an arm.

At the beginning of the crossover, we were told that we would know who would be the strong est one there is and, in a way,, we do not. Odin, and the magic found in Mjöllnir were able to end this great fight. In the end , was nice to see how Odin became the main character of the crossover

The art, is again great, love the battle scene panels.

By the way, last page was weird, can the Titan infect or be transmitted to others?

I really look forward to the next arc now, and I might purchase and read Planet Hulk before the new issue is out.

PS: really do not understand why people are criticising this issue so much. more

Just finished to read this first TP of "Something is Killing the Children". I am very impressed. I am no horror fan but this book was gripping since the first pages. I really enjoyed reading it and starting to know the different characters. The story is very well written and engaging and the appearance of the monsters are very well pondered. Moreover, it's a very clever idea that only children w ho "believe" in monsters are able to see them and, the last issue is a good example of that. Lastly, all characters are very well characterized and Erica and James are already my favourites.

The art is top-notch. Although it might seem minimalist, many details are given and I felt in love with Archer's Peak and how is drawn. I also like the design of the monster, they look like kind of spiders/insects with many legs.

Definitely, I'll purchase the other TP and enjoy the hunt with Erica (luckily I do not believe in monsters). Really look forward to know more about her and how she became a monster hunter. more

That was a good start. I came to know about this comic on social media and I did not know what to expect. I must say that I really enjoyed the first issue. It has all the potential to be a great sci-fi comic story.

After the first two issues I was a bit perplexed about this serie. Art was great, but the minimalist story was a big drawback for me. However, in this third issue the great art was supported by a very good story a many were the addition to the lore of the Death Dealer. I enjoyed my read throughout all the issue and some panels were great. Now I can say that this was a very good issue. I really hop e to know more in the coming ones. more

I have enjoyed this issue slightly a bit less than the first one. Storywise, not much is told in this issue, just some hint about Helgi axe, Mostly, is a big battle issue between the trolls and the three companion, aided by the Earthen Smith. The panels are drawn flawlessly by Odland and it's great to watch them while reading. Really like the design of trolls and Earthen Smith. Must read for fanta sy/nordic mythology fans. more

I've been reading some very negative review on this issue, but also on this new run in general. I really do not understand why. This issue was great (not just its doubled (?) size). I enjoyed a lot while I was reading, it was full of humor (thing that I did not feel much in the previous 5 issues). I do not know all the story of 'The Living Brain" and when Spidey first met him, but I could follow a ll the story present in the issue. Moreover, a great battle is present in the comic, and also that one will make you laugh more than once. Lastly, you have a very cute/fun relationship between Spidey and Octavius tentacles.

One very thing I loved about LGY 900 was the art. The first 5 issues felt a bit weird, specially some questionable Spidey drawing from JRJR (Parker beaten face, big splash of blood on the mask). But here, oh boy, really enjoyed looking all the panels.

Great read until now! more

Huh, I mostly don't see what all y'all are mad about; I thought this story was all kinds of fun! McGuinness delivers some gorgeous art, the main plot is charming and a lovely old-school-style restatement of (some of) what makes Peter special, I loved the subplot with Peter's relationship with the arms, and if there's anything this book was missing before now, it's Jonah. (Also, I always liked Anna Maria and I'm glad to see her pop her head back in.) The backups by Kibblesmith/Lopez and Slott/Martin were pleasant little hors d'ouvres.

In fact, I'd have considered this issue an easy 10 if I didn't have 2 complaints about it. One, the subplot where Felicia and Bobbi meet and spend the whole issue bickering about a guy neither of them is even dating is a wildly outdated trope, sexist, and cheapens a character who's otherwise having a career high under McKay. Two, I appreciate that Marvel is nostalgic for all the money they made off the Obama issue 14 years ago (that's right, 2008 was 14 years ago - my fellow middle-aged nerds, we are old as balls) and I've no doubt there's pressure from Disney to make it happen again, but it's time to let it go. Real life guest stars' presence in comics is without exception cheap and they're always drawn in a way that makes them visibly out of place with the fictional characters around them in an uncanny valley way.

Still, I really enjoyed this issue, and this run continues to be the best Spider-Man run since Zdarsky.more

Second issue of Zdarsky's Batman and I am really enjoying it. Mostly the issue is a long fight between Batman and Failsafe. Not much talking but a lot of thoughts going on in Batman's mind. Nice to see his human side. At the end of the issue we are introduced to a new character which I do not know whom could be, however, it's getting more and more intriguing.

In the issue there is also the second part of the story focused on Catwoman, it was a nice read and Penguin relatives are introduced in the series.

The art is great, love the dark palette and how the fight scene is drawn. more

This issue is a good read. I think it is the third time that we have read about Eddie's death, this time from his perspective (?). Anyway, it was enjoyable, although still a bit confusing and we still do not know what Meridius is planning. Last page was surprising and in the end it was worth the read.

I am liking this mini-serie much more than the main on. Here there is everything I ask for, Venom, some bad-ass street level battles and also some hilarious moments. The story is well written with a nice pace. Also this is issue bring to a final battle with some new opponents that tries to claim the bounty on Venom's head. Lastly, we finally know who is after Venom. The art is great and the color palette as well. I am really enjoying it, and the story and the way Venom is designed is much better than the main title at the moment. more

Another very good issue. We learn what the Life Foundation wanted to do we Venom and Eddie and we have some more street-level battle with a new Villain attacking Venom. There are some funny moments in the issue and a small Spidey sighting.

So far the worst issue (not that the other we great) of this limited serie. Uhm, still really like the concept of a Justice League formed by dinosaurs but in this issue the art is awful. It's just a big mess of color, sometimes was difficult to know what was happening. Storywise, we know a bit more but mostly this issue was packed with a lot of action! Still keeping it in my pull list although it' s very disappointing! more

Another good issue by Ram V. This 4th read had a slower pace compared with the previous three. We do not see much killing here, but two new world are introduced and as well new characters. I enjoyed it reading, specially because of the Elven mythology present in this issue.

I first read this issue, and all the Venom run from Cates, online but when I found a copy of it in my LCS I could't not grab it. I read it again and oh boy, I love Absolute Carnage so much. The plot and the art are phenomenals. Stegman panels are great and how Venom, Carnage, and Spidey are drawn is great.

At the moment I am also reading Carnage from Ram V, but this one is so much bet ter, so much fun, so much dark, so much Carnage. Hope I can get the other four issues as well.

Let there be Carnage!more

I recently came to know about a series dedicated to the greatest villain of all, The Joker, and I was lucky enough to find the first issue.

Well, it's not what I expected but I really loved it. As the name suggested, I thought the issue would focus entirely on The Joker but although he was there, the main character, or the narrator, was Jim Gordon.

I guess the story is set after "The Killing Joke" and it's look like a noir. Gordon, as narrator, tells about his life and what did Joker do to his family. After this first chapter, Gordon is contacted by a mysterious women who wants to engage him in order to find the Joker. Why? Who could be a better hitman than the Commissioner knowing his past?

The art is another great point. Loved the dark tone, and the color palette. Panels looked great, at some points I thought I was looking at one of Edward Hopper's painting for the similarities! more

That's my first ever issue of the main Batman comic, although I am huge fan of him.

***SPOILER***

I really enjoyed it. I like Zdarsky way of writing and I like this first issue. The plot is relatively simple, with the excuse of killing all billionaire in Gotham, Penguin wants to frame Batman for his death. In my opinion the story is gripping, I really wanted to read more ab out it. I read some reviewer complaining about the so re-used "plot", but I must say it is well done in the first issue and if it continues to be so entertaining like this there would be no problem with me.

One thing that I like to say and that makes this issue amazing is Jimenez art. Oh boy, the first pages reminded me of the movie The Batman and the way Penguin is drawn is way similar to the one in Batman Returns. I loved the dark tome of the comic and the color palette, hope he can keep up with this amazing art.

Lastly, the bonus story of Catwoman was also very enjoyable. more

I loved this first issue. I just finished to read it and, oh boy, it started very good. Although we do not know much about the Twig past, the only thing that matters is that he is late for his first day of job. Storywise, the first issue introduce us to Twig, his friend Splat (very funny creature), and Twig's first job assignment. He will have to discover what is the function of a mysterious red stone/item. From here, his journey will start and Twing will have to find the Pathsayer, a creature who will guide him on the right path!

The art is top notch. I love the vibrant color of the environment and how all the characters are designed. The panel where Mount Guphin is introcuded is amazing. Moreover, by the end of the issue there are few slides depicting Twig'journey to the Pathslayer and they are just peerfect.

Great start for this serie! more