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JLA: The Age of Wonder – Review

By: Adisakdi Tantimedh (writer), Galen Showman & P. Craig Russell (artists), Dave McCaig (colorist) The Story: I say, up in the sky!  It’s a bird, it’s a plane—oh, wait, those don’t exist yet. The Review: I wasn’t sure how to classify these DC Comics Presents books.  Even though they’re released as “issues,” they really represent [...]

Justice League #1 – Review

By: Geoff Johns (writer), Jim Lee (penciller), Scott Williams (inker), Alex Sinclair (colorist) The Story: I have only one question—what happened to everybody’s underwear? The Review: Funny.  It doesn’t feel like a new age of comics.  But DC insists one has come, and seeing the enormous slate they’ve just wiped clean, we must take their [...]

Zatanna #2 – Review

by Paul Dini (writer), Stephane Roux (pencils & inks), Karl Story (inks), John Kalisz (colors), and Pat Brosseau (letters) The Story: Zatanna battles Fuseli in the realms of nightmare and Brother Night makes Detective Colton an offer he can’t refuse. What’s Good: Stephane Roux’s artwork in this issue is awesome.  He takes his game up [...]

Justice League of America #40 – Review

By James Robinson (writer), Mark Bagley (pencils), Rob Hunter, Scott Hanna, & Marlo Alquiza (inks), Pete Pantazis (colors), and John J. Hill (letters) The Story: Dr. Light, Vixen, and Gypsy battle the Black Lantern versions of the former Dr. Light, Vibe, and Steel. What’s Good: Mark Bagley continues to satisfy me with his output on [...]

Justice League of America #39 – Review

By James Robinson (writer), Mark Bagley (artist) The Story: The JLA arrive at their headquarters only to find it empty and destroyed in this Blackest Night tie-in.  As they move deeper into unknown danger, they’re confronted not only with former teammates from past incarnations of the team, but a former loved one and a hated [...]

Blackest Night: Titans #3 – Review

by JT Krul (writer), Ed Benes (art), Rex Ogle (assistant editor), Brian Cunningham and Eddie Berganza (editors) The Story: The Titans are trapped in a massive slugfest with the dead. What’s Good: Krul did a great job of tying a lot of the feeling of Blackest Night together. Blackest Night is about making every hero [...]

Justice League of America #38 – Review

by James Robinson (writer), Mark Bagley (pencils), Rob Hunter (inks), Pete Pantazis (colors), and Rob Leigh (letters) The Story: Someone dies, the remnants of the JLA discuss their future, and Despero attacks. What’s Good: Even though it’s the death of an absolute z-lister, I really did like the opening scene this month. In providing a [...]

Blackest Night #3 – Review

By Geoff Johns (writer), Ivan Reis (artist), Oclair Albert with Joe Prado (inkers), Alex Sinclair (colorist) The Story: The Green Lantern and the Flash are fighting a losing battle against the Black Lanterns, Elongated Man, the Martian Manhunter, Firestorm, Hawkman, Hawkwoman and Sue Dibny. In the meantime, the new Firestorm (Jason and Gen) respond to [...]

FanExpo 2009 Recap

Last weekend, I attended Fan Expo 2009 in Toronto, Canada, a convention featuring science fiction, comics, anime, horror, and games. I paid the most attention to the comics stream (obviously) and attended panels by five publishers and sat in on two sessions by Len Wein (creator of Wolverine, some of the New X-Men, Swamp Thing, [...]

Justice League: Cry for Justice #1 – Review

By James Robinson (writer), Mauro Cascioli (artist) The Story: Hal Jordan, the Green Lantern of Sector 2814, tells the assembled JLA that he’s had enough and that it’s time to put the justice back into the Justice League and to take the fight to those who make the evil in the world. However, not many [...]

Planetary #1: Special Edition – Review

By Warren Ellis (writer), John Cassady (artist), Laura Depuy (colorist) Planetary is the greatest comic book you’re not reading.  I can say that with confidence because the last issue came out almost three years ago, and the final issue still has yet to be released.  Until that fateful day arrives though, DC is using the [...]

Faces of Evil: Prometheus One Shot – Review

By Sterling Gates (writer), Federico Dallocchio (art and color) The Story: Prometheus fans rejoice!  Following Martian Manhunter’s death at the hands of Libra, the mental blocks trapping Prometheus within his mind are shattered, and he awakens to find himself imprisoned in Blackgate Penitentiary.  If Prometheus has been catatonic for the last two years though, then [...]

Final Crisis #1 (of 7) – Review

By Grant Morrison, J.G. Jones, and Alex Sinclair As someone who’s not well versed in the DC Universe, I gotta say, this issue will do nothing but confuse and detract new readers to the DC line. The problem is so much of this story is entrenched in DC lore that it’s impossible for new (or [...]

Green Arrow and Black Canary #6 – Review

By Judd Winick (writer), Cliff Chiang (art), David Baron (colors) This issue goes by fast. Maybe a little too fast. But damn was it good! After two issues of mourning, Oliver and Dinah get to work on Connor’s kidnappers / assassins. With some clever detective work, they seem to have deduced that whoever shot Connor [...]

Tiny Titans #1 – Review

By Art Baltazar (writer, artist) & Franco (writer) I’m not sure why I bought this book. It just looked so odd and off the wall that I had to give it a try. Now, if you’re looking for a serious story line, you’re in the wrong place. Tiny Titans aims to do nothing more than [...]

Green Arrow/Black Canary #5 – Review

By Judd Winick (writer), Andre Coelho (art), David Baron (colors) Last issue, Connor, Green Arrow’s son, was nearly killed by a toxic bullet. Superman was able to get him to a hospital in time, but so far the prognosis isn’t good. His mind seems to be gone, but we’re not sure if he’s completely brain [...]

Wonder Woman #17 – Review

By Gail Simone (writer), Terry Dodson, Ron Randall (pencils), Rachel Dodson, Ron Randall (inks), Alex Sinclair, Pete Pantazis (colors) Gail Simone’s first story arc on Wonder Woman concludes this issue. Last issue, the Nazis invaded the Hippolyta’s island and nearly killed her. Simone wastes little time resolving things. Within two pages, Wonder Woman single-handedly defeats [...]

Wonder Woman #14-16 – Review

By: Gail Simone (Writer), Terry Dodson (Pencils), Rachel Dodson (Inks) I’ll admit, this is probably the first Wonder Woman story arc I’ve ever read. I’ve just never really been interested in her, but I love Terry Dodson’s art and I heard good things about Gail Simone so I figured I’d give it a shot. Guess [...]

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