And so, All Out War begins. At least All Out War proper has begun. With such great issues leading up to this event behind us, we are finally here. And to be realistic, this event
I’ve said this before and it bears repeating, Battle of the Atom is my favorite comic book event of the year so far. That aside, I have nothing but mixed feelings about X-Men # 5’s
Coming off of a great week, my expectations are pretty much shot this week. I’m just going in with a blank slate. Here is the pull: Star Wars #10 Batman #24 Superman Wonder Woman #1
This week in comics ranks up there as one of my favorite weeks so far. The first four issues I read were phenomenal in just about every way. Here is my rundown: Movement #5 –
The Mighty Avengers is an odd book. Again, I find this title really struggling to know what it wants to be. On one hand, we have a book that is serious in tone as the
Greg Rucka and Michael Lark continue to deliver a great book in Lazarus. With each subsequent issue in the series, the story has built upon itself better than I would have thought. Just four issues
Superior Foes started off as a surprisingly good book, and four issues in, it hasn’t missed a step. If you haven’t been reading this book so far, here is the premise: Fred Myers, also known
Trillium is amazing in every sense of the word. The story that Jeff Lemire has woven continues to be both exhilarating and profound. From the painfully beautiful pencils to the washed out water color hues
Here is my pull for this week: Movement #5 Swamp Thing #24 Trillium #3 All New X-Men #17 Marvel Knights Spider-Man #1 Mighty Avengers #2 Savage Wolverine #9 Superior Foes of Spider-Man #4 DC Villains
SPOLIERS Well, it’s all over. I warned you before, spoilers abound, so you have been warned. Walt is dead and Jesse is free. Everything is done and I couldn’t be more happy with the way