Category: Comics

Trinity of Sin: Pandora #2 Written by: Ray Fawkes Art by: Daniel Sampere Though I did find myself having some trouble caring for Pandora up to now, I do have to say this issue changed that. What really needed to…

Ultimate Comics Ultimates #28 Written by: Joshua Hale Fialkov Art by: Carmine Di Giandomenico Down but never out. This is what I like about Joshua’s writing style for this book. You know the Avengers are going to manage to dig…

X-Men #3 Written by: Brian Wood Art by: Oliver Coipel The most natural X-Men title ongoing at this moment. This is that standalone book which shows the classic X-Men when they aren’t dealing with the stresses of the world around…

Batman Incorporated #13 Written by: Grant Morrison Art by: Chris Burnham The moment has finally come, and that moment was surely anti-climatic. Just like the build up to this point I felt nothing and this issue left me feeling the…

Uncanny X-Men #9 Written by: Brian Michael Bendis Art by: Chris Bachalo As one of the few X-Men titles following its own storyline, Uncanny X-Men has a great focus. This issue really does show how it separates itself from the…

Guardians of The Galaxy #5 Written by: Brian Michael Bendis Art by: Sarah Pichelli Angela has made her presence known in the Marvel Universe and she’s out for blood. I think Guardians was the best way to officially introduce Angela…

What If AvX #4 Written by: Jimmy Palmoitti Art by: Gerardo Sandoval Well that was certainly….what if. I have to say I’m a bit confused with how this series ended. I’m happy because of how different it was from the…

Injustice Gods Among Us #29 Written by: Tom Taylor Art by: Mike S. Miller Just when you think you couldn’t get any more excited for what Injustice has to offer, you get something like this. What’s different about this issue…

Superior Spider-Man Team-Up #1 Written By: Chris Yost Art By: David Lopez A lot of the fun of Superior Spider-Man comes from Otto’s arrogant narration, which is absent for most of this issue. While Superior Spider-Man Team-Up #1′s success doesn’t…

Larfleeze #2 Written By: Keith Giffen, J.M. DeMatteis Art By: Scot Kolins   The mission statement of Larfleeze still isn’t made quite clear in issue #2. I think this is on purpose, to emphasize the uniqueness and unpredictability of the…