By Michael Town, David Elliott, Ronald Shusett (story) Steve Pugh (script & art) It seems that a couple of weeks have passed. Commissioner Raymond asks Gaskill for help regarding the sea monster that’s been terrorizing local waters. She’s thinking that Gaskill’s father has a stealth sub in the shape of a giant shark. But who’s [...]
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By Ed Brubaker (writer), Michael Lark, Paul Azaceta & Stefano Gaudiano (art), Matt Hollingsworth (colors) Like Brian Bendis’ run on Daredevil, Ed Brubaker really knows how to hurt and torture our hero. Old Hornhead’s confrontation with Mr. Fear has been building up for months now and with this issue we’re finally given the conclusion. At [...]
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By David Lapham (writer), Tony Harris (pencils), Jim Clark (inks), J.D. Mettler (colors) *sigh* I want to love this book. I really do. Spider-Man’s my favorite character, the creative team is incredibly talented, and yet, this book fails on so many levels. David Lapham’s story is such an enigma; it’s just frustrating. I can’t remember [...]
Filed under: Marvel Comics, Reviews | Tagged: David Lapham, J.D. Mettler, Jim Clark, Liz Allen, Marvel Comics, Peter Parker, Spider-Man, Spider-Man, Tony Harris, Wrestling | Leave a Comment »
By Ed Brubaker (writer), Butch Guice (pencils & inks), Mike Perkins (inks), Frank D’Armata (colors) There’s something off about this issue. Butch Guice is filling in on penciling duties, and he does a wonderful job aping Steve Epting. But it’s not his art, it’s Frank D’Armata’s colors. From since I can remember (of this current [...]
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By J. Michael Straczynski (writer), Olivier Coipel (pencils), Mark Morales (inks), Laura Martin (colors) At last! The showdown we’ve been waiting for: The town meeting in Nebraska! As short as it is, we’re treated to a bunch of laughs and comedic dialogue. From there, we’re shown how the people in this rural town have interacted [...]
Filed under: Marvel Comics, Reviews | Tagged: J. Michael Straczynski, Laura Martin, Loki, Mark Morales, Marvel Comics, Odin, Olivier Coipel, Thor | Leave a Comment »
Jay’s Picks: Project: Superpowers #1 All Star Batman And Robin #9 (I still love you, Jim Lee!) Batman #674 Legion of Super Heroes #39 Shark-Man #2 Black Panther Annual #1 Daredevil #105 Marvel Zombies #5 Marvel Masterworks: Atlas Era Heroes Vol.2 Spider-Man: With Great Power #2 Thor #6 Ultimate Spider-Man #119 X-Men Legacy #208 Dan [...]
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By Orson Scott Card (writer), Pasqual Ferry (artist), Dean White, Laura Martin, Dave McCaig, Paul Mounts (colorists) VC’s Cory Petit (letterer) The first two issues of Ultimate Iron-Man were excellent! That said, Iron Man II #3 falls a bit short of expectations. The good build up, action, and intensity that ran through the previous issues [...]
Filed under: Marvel Comics | Tagged: Dave McCaig, Dean White, Dolores, Iron Man, James Rhodes, Laura Martin, Marvel Comics, Nukes, Orson Scott Card, Pasqual Ferry, Paul Mounts | Leave a Comment »
By R.A. Salvator (writer), Andrew Dabb (script), Rob Atkins (pencils), Clayton Brown (inks), Wes Dzioba (colors) Time flies when you’re having fun. Unlike Marvel’s Anita Blake novel adaptatons which have been coming out at a snail’s pace (they haven’t even finished adapting the first book!), Devil’s Due has wasted no time in putting our R.A. [...]
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By Jeph Loeb (writer), Joe Mauereira (art), Christian Lichtner (colors) Okay, if you can get past the first four pages of this issue – wow, you’re actually in for something pretty decent! In Ultimates 3 #3, Jeph Loeb finally decides to tell a story! And honestly, what happens here could have been told in issue [...]
Filed under: Marvel Comics, Reviews | Tagged: Avengers, Incest, Jeph Loeb, Joe Madureira, Spider-Man, The Ultimates, Wolverine having Sex, X-Men | 2 Comments »
By Anthony Johnston (writer) & Ben Templesmith (art) Dead Space is an Electronic Arts game that’s going to be released in Fall 2008 for video game consoles and the PC platform. This comic is the prequel to that game, and since I’m going to buy the game, I don’t mind reading the comic book to [...]
Filed under: Image Comics, Reviews | Tagged: alien, Anthony Johnston, Ben Templesmith, EA, game, Image Comics, monsters, PC, Playstation 3, Xbox 360 | Leave a Comment »
Our Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles panel footage from Wondercon 2008 is now up for your downloading pleasure. The video is 720×468, 52 minutes long, and comes in at 313MB. Quicktime 7 is required. Get the video at our WonderCon 08 report!
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Want a ton of free stuff? Good, because we want your comments! Comment on this post telling us what panel, artist, or author you liked the most at WonderCon. If you didn’t attend, tell us which panel, artist, or author you would have gone to. There’s no need to register, but you need to add [...]
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As promised, now online is our final report for this year’s WonderCon. Please check it out and we hope to see you at WonderCon 2009 (or a convention before then)! We’ll also be throwing up a video of the Terminator (tv series) panel later tonight! Stay tuned as our reviews will begin their normal schedule [...]
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Our X-Files 2 footage from Wondercon 2008 is now up for your downloading pleasure. The video is 720×468, 38 minutes long, and comes in at 221MB. Get the video at our WonderCon 08 report!
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By Joss Whedon (plot), Brian Lynch (plot & script), Franco Urru (illustrator) & Jason Jensen (colored) Connor is in great danger because Angel killed the son of a ruling Lord of Los Angeles. Angel is forced to use a magic book to heal himself (looks like the Book of the Dead), since we learned last [...]
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It was busy at WonderCon today! Come read the latest installment of our adventures! Featuring a lot of new pics from the convention including X-Files 2, DC’s Trinity, and Iron Man news! We’ll have another update tomorrow night! http://weeklycomicbookreview.com/wondercon-2008/
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By Timothy Truman (writer), Tomas Guirello (art), Jose Villarrubia (color) Argh! This issue ends so abruptly that it’s frustrating! I was somewhat disappointed with last issue’s story. Thankfully, Conan #49 gives us more progress. After defeating Conan and the princess’ entourage, the undead army mistakenly takes the queen’s servant, Iniri to the city-state of Yaralet. [...]
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WonderCon 2008 has begun! Check out what went down and the surprises that took place today! Read the full report below. We’ll have another update tomorrow night! http://weeklycomicbookreview.com/wondercon-2008/
Filed under: News | Tagged: Aaron Lopresti, Brian Wood, Comics, Convention, David Mack, Erik Larsen, Herb Trimpe, Mark Bagley, Matt Wagner, Rachel Dodson, Report, Ron Lim, San Francisco, Terry Dodson, WonderCon | Leave a Comment »
DOWNLOAD THE X-FILES 2 PANEL X-Files 2 Panel Footage – 221 MB (720×468) – 38 minutes long (Quicktime 7 Required) DOWNLOAD THE TERMINATOR – SARAH CONNOR CHRONICLES PANEL Teminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles Panel Footage – 313 MB (720×468) – 52 minutes long (Quicktime 7 Required) Day 1 I’ve been to several WonderCon shows in [...]
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Hello readers! Today, the crew and I will be at WonderCon in San Francisco. This convention is the first big show of the season and we’ll be bringing you a full report of each day’s exploits. Expect lots of photos and hopefully some sketches and video. If you’re at the show, stop by our booth [...]
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By Brian Michael Bendis (writer), Mark Bagley (pencils), Danny Miki, Allen Martinez & Victor Olazaba (inks), Justin Ponsor (colors), Marko Djurdjevic (art) Wow, where do I start? I guess it’s safe to say that this series is finally getting back on track after months and months of delays. The story picks up exactly where the [...]
Filed under: Marvel Comics, Reviews | Tagged: Allen Martinez, Avengers, Brian Bendis, Danny Miki, Doctor Doom, Iron Man, Justin Ponsor, Mark Bagley, Marko Djurdjevic, Marvel Comics, Mighty Avengers, Ms. Marvel, Symbiotes, Victor Olazaba | Leave a Comment »
By Jenna Jameson (creator & story), Christina Z (story & script) & Mukesh Singh (art) First of all, no, it’s not a porn comic book. It may have that stigma associated with it because of Jenna Jameson’s name, but it has nothing to do with that (sorry, guys). Believe me, you’ll find more porn in [...]
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By Daniel & Charles Knauf (writers), Roberto De La Torre (art), Dean White (colors) Tony Stark’s a busy guy this week! In Avengers he’s sucked into a time vortex and in his own book, well, let’s just say he’s sucked into another kind of vortex. The story arc involving the Mandarin doesn’t conclude this issue, [...]
Filed under: Marvel Comics, Reviews | Tagged: Charles Knauf, Daniel Knauf, Dean White, Extremis Virus, Iron Man, Mandarin, Maria Hill, Marvel Comics, Rob De La Torre | Leave a Comment »
