INHUMANS VS X-MEN #6 [Review]
With Lemire, Soule, and Yu at the helm, this should have been one of the best issues on the stand this week, unfortunately, Inhumans vs X-Men #6 comes across as lackluster and stale.
Clayton Cowles
JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA #1 [Review]
This issue is something of a disappointment after the first special, with the characterization being paper thin and the story fairly standard stuff for a team series. Taken as a work of commentary however, the book becomes a brilliant piece of satire, albeit it possibly unintentionally. I can’t say I liked it much but neither did I dislike it.
CHAMPIONS #5 [Review]
Champions #5 transcends simple comic fantasy because Mark Waid and team dare to take on reality with this powerful issue.
STAR WARS #27 [Review]
Taking a breather from main story, Star Wars #27 features a tale from Yoda’s younger days in another wonderful interlude issue.
INFAMOUS IRON MAN #1 [Review]
Infamous Iron Man #1 is a confusing mess, but is that due to poor writing? Or is it due to Marvel completely dropping the ball on scheduling?
POWER MAN & IRON FIST #7 [Review]
Regardless of being forced into the fray of Civil War II, Power Man & Iron Fist continues to be one of the best comics on the shelves and everybody should be reading it.
DAREDEVIL #9 [Review]
Readers who aren’t totally into the happenings of Civil War II should look to this Charles Soule run on Daredevil for solace.
INTERNATIONAL IRON MAN #1 [Review]
Comic books are all about set up and execution, two things at which Brian Michael Bendis is exceptional. The forward to International Iron Man #1 is one sentence… ONE SENTENCE! That’s all any reader with even the tiniest knowledge of Iron Man needs to jump into this book, and that in itself is impressive. Bendis […]