Is Action Comics overrated? Man, nothing happened in the 1950′s in Action Comics. My quest to read every issue of Action Comics had been delayed in recent months as the late 1940′s and 1950′s stories pale in comparison to the … Continue reading
Amazing Spider-Man update. As regular readers know, I have read every Amazing Spider-Man comic book that was ever published. I just thought I’ve give a quick update of what’s going on in Amazing Spider-Man, since I can no longer give … Continue reading
Created by mainstream writer Douglas Rushkoff, and draw by 1990′s hot artist Liam Sharp, Testament (READ TESTAMENT) was an awesome Vertigo ongoing series in 2006 – 2008. I finally got a chance to sit down and read all of them … Continue reading
The Programme (read the the TPB) 12-issue limited series (published by Wildstorm in 2007-2008) came highly recommended to me by my comic book dealer but I never got around to it until recently. I was not disappointed. Written by Peter … Continue reading
Hulk 24 Review: The Final Chapter in the Red Hulk Saga, brought to you by Jeph Loeb and Ed McGuiness. I had blogged and podcasted when this Who is Red Hulk storyline took Marvel Comics by storm, and I went … Continue reading
Avengers: The Origin Review: I had let these comics just stack up, as I was not motivated to read a retelling of something every Marvel fan already knows: Loki had used the Hulk to get to Thor, and his plan … Continue reading
Amazing Spider-Man 639 Review: Part 2 of One Moment in Time, this time with no reprint gimmicks, Joe Quesada once again scripted his explanation and details for One More Day (the controversial storyline which reboot Spider-Man’s wedding). Without further ado, … Continue reading
Marvel Comic Editor-in-Chief Joe Quesada has returned to kick off his 4 issue run to explain why and how Mary Jane and Peter Parker were unable to get married, i.e. how Mephisto changed Marvel’s time-line. Amazing Spider-Man 638 (READ) is … Continue reading
So I’m reading Action Comics from SCRATCH now as my next reading assignment. At first I was against going back to the Golden Age because it’s so hard to judge stories from back then, but my completest nature took over. It was … Continue reading
So I read a cute story by Karl Kesel (a true pro, it wasn’t his fault that he had to use the sliding time-line) in The Amazing Spider-Man Annual 37 (read) about the – ahem- first meeting between Captain America … Continue reading