Showing posts with label DuncanRouleau. Show all posts
Showing posts with label DuncanRouleau. Show all posts
Saturday, February 14, 2015
CBR Big Hero 6
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Saturday, April 27, 2013
CBR Predator OMNIBUS Vol. 3
And here's volume 3 of my on-going Predator Omnibus reviews!
Want more Alien/Predator-related reviews? Check the following!!
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Sunday, April 14, 2013
CBR:Quickies Blue Beetle (2006-2010)
First there was Dan. Then was Ted. Finally came Jaime.
More BWA-HA-HA reviews in these links below!
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Monday, September 19, 2011
Metal Men Review
New review up @ New readers...start here!
This time it's The Metal Men
Which can be seen as a sort of companion-review to my blog's own CBR of The Metal Men.
This time it's The Metal Men
Which can be seen as a sort of companion-review to my blog's own CBR of The Metal Men.
Metal Men © DC Comics
Thursday, September 15, 2011
CBR Metal Men
Today, the Metal Men!
In case this name is already lost on you, the Metal Men are a relatively obscure team of robots from DC Comics.
They're easily my favorite original team of characters. Sure, the Justice League International, the Shadowpact or the Mighty Avengers (at Marvel) are nice enough. But those are mostly teams composed of existing characters re-purposed under a team book to keep them in print.
The Metal Men were and still are a bunch of original character solely created for the role of this team. (kinda like the Fantastic Four or Challengers of the Unknown)
And the concept behind them's so simple and fun!
This book was created as an attempt to bring them back into the DCUniverse and clarify their origin and status as well.
Doc Magnus, their creator, was re-established during DC's big crossover epic 52, and the group appeared as a whole again in a story-arc in Superman/Batman before landing the featured role in this book.
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