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Showing posts with label SteveDillon. Show all posts
Sunday, September 25, 2016
ComicPanelsOfTheWeek: Punisher teams up with Spidey
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Saturday, March 5, 2016
ComicPageOfTheWeekend: Daredevil Vs. The Punisher
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Saturday, January 30, 2016
ComicPanelsOfTheWeek: Ma Gnucci is coming to get you, Frank!
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Monday, August 13, 2012
CBR:Quickies Tom Veitch's Animal Man
If I called Morrison's Animal Man David Lynch-ysh and Milligan's one David Fincher-ysh, Tom Veitch's take is a bit more conventional and straightforward, but just as weird.
It combines a scifi approach with a more supernatural tone. Episodic but still engaging.
I can only really compare it to J.J.Abrams' Fringe TV series.
Anyway Peter Milligan's run on Animal Man saw our hero return to form at the end, with all the weirdness past behind him.
Or so would he.
Let's embark on a journey through about 20 issues, in what I like to casually call "Animal Man vol. 5: Totems and Gods"!
Don't miss out my previous Animal Man-related reviews!
Sunday, July 22, 2012
CBR:Quickies Peter Milligan's Animal Man
The end of Grant Morrison's run on Animal Man was far from being the end of adventures of Buddy Baker.
After that our hero lived on all the way through issue 89!
The first author to pick-up the pieces was Peter Milligan, who followed upon what was previously established, much on the same tone and keeping artist Chas Truog on-board.
The on-going adventures of Animal Man continue in what some call "Volume 2" of his main series, the chapter of his life I like to dub "Animal Man vol. 4: Weird Worlds and Pizza"
Don't miss out my previous Animal Man-related reviews!
Saturday, July 9, 2011
Tuesday, April 12, 2011
CBR:Quickies The Atom
I already reviewed another Atom comics, his big epic storyline Sword of the Atom!
Since then I either wanted to review more of what is available of this character or that other Atom Ryan Choi.
But you know what? There isn't a lot of Ray Palmer Atom-related comics in the modern DC Universe.
So here's some Quickies on all of the Atom one-shots and specials ever published by DC since the mid-80s!
For fans of the Tiny Titans, it's more precisely all the current canon comics available nowadays at comic stores.
Not silver age rare out of print comics (other than a recent reprint or two), nor showcases.
Just all of The Atom's single issues printed in these last couple of years!
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