THUNDERBOLTS #133 REVIEW
Feel the magic, hear the roar–THUNDERBOLTS are loose! THUNDERBOLTS #133 WRITER: Andy Diggle ARTIST: Miguel Sepulveda COLORS: Frank Martin LETTERING: Albert Deschense
NEW AVENGERS #53 REVIEW
On August 19th, 2009, Marvel will release an original graphic novel titled “NEW AVENGERS VOL. 11: SEARCH FOR THE SORCERER SUPREME.” In an unprecedented promotional move, the company is releasing short sections of the upcoming […]
THUNDERBOLTS #132 REVIEW
This comic mentions the Green Goblin by name (and has him on the cover!), and one main character debuted in Untold Tales of Spider-Man … so the review is on topic. Stop looking at me […]
AVENGERS FREE COMIC BOOK DAY SPECIAL REVIEW
On the first Saturday of each May, the North American comic book industry gives away truckloads of comics in order to draw folks into shops and hook new fans. This year, Marvel offered an exclusive, […]
THUNDERBOLTS #131 REVIEW
This issue concludes a four-part crossover that also spans Thunderbolts #130 and Deadpool #8-9. In part 3, Deadpool and Taskmaster attempted a farcical plot to throw off the Thunderbolts and win Black Widow’s heart, but […]
Amazing Spider-Man Family #5 Review
*Cue scene from the Crawl Space’s Bulpen* Brad, channeling his inner JJJ, starts to Bark at Zach’s cubicle. “WHERE’S FAMILY #4! 5 IS OUT TODAY!” Okay okay, while Brad’s not only channeling his inner JJJ, […]
Ultimate Spider-Man #131 Review
Writer: Brian Michael Bendis Artist: Stuart Immonen Inker: Wade Von Grawbadger Colorist: Justin Ponsor Letterer: VC’s Cory Petit J. Jonah Jameson, clearly shaken from the onslaught of Magneto’s tidal wave, walks through the busy newsroom. […]
THE NEW AVENGERS #52 REVIEW
The Hood struggles with greater power and less control, the Avengers struggle with Doctor Strange’s mess, and my brain struggles with Chris Bachalo’s art. Plus: more sitting and talking at tables! Pretty please leave a […]
AMAZING SPIDER-GIRL 30 Review
Since 1998, there was one title that withstood the chopping block 8 times. A title that was written in the classic Merry Marvel Manner, that a legion of fans held onto with baited breath as […]
THUNDERBOLTS #130 Review
Thunderbolts #130 presents part two of a four-part crossover that began in Deadpool #8 and continues in Deadpool #9 and Thunderbolts #131. Norman Osborn stole data regarding the Skrull Queen’s secret weakness (getting shot in […]
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