MOTW 5-12-10: I Miss You
TexiKen
Dammit!That fish really got me!Registered User regular
Dammit!That fish really got me!Registered User regular
So a LOT of books came out this week. Some were......not very good.
BUT! There were some very good ones to balance them out, almost like a certain superhero.
Justice League: Generations Lost #1, don't buy Brightest Day, buy this bi-weekly instead:
Guy isn't in the book though, booooooo. But that also means he would remember who Max is.
BUT! There were some very good ones to balance them out, almost like a certain superhero.
Justice League: Generations Lost #1, don't buy Brightest Day, buy this bi-weekly instead:
Guy isn't in the book though, booooooo. But that also means he would remember who Max is.
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The little girl, Rani, is being set up to be Booster's little sister or adopted daughter, she's nice and sweet though.
I just will never like evil max lord no matter what
I haven't been this satisfied reading a comic in ages fellas. Ages. The Civil War is finally over for me. Shit, I'm in such a good mood right now, I won't even bitch about Iron Man being let on the new team.
"Sought fit?" Wow, that is not at all the way I thought that was spelled.
Later...
I also really enjoyed Luke Cage #2. Continuing the plotline from the previous issue, where Cage is trying to find who's responsible for injuring one of his friends, Cage finds himself up against an old enemy. The end result of that confrontation is that he winds up fighting giant jungle cats. Which isn't really something you see Cage do a whole lot of.
Usually I don't like it when an old, silly villain is re-purposed to be more modern, but this time it really worked for me. Primarily because the dude's still kind of fun and silly, just in a different way. He might not be wearing the goofy costume anymore, but he's still a guy that uses technology to force giant cats to do his bidding. Plus, he not lives inside a penthouse that's filled with animal-print sofas and assorted jungle-themed decorations.
Plus, it doesn't hurt that the art is really damn beautiful.
I was also directed to a new, hilarious webcomic today: Manly Guys Doing Manly Things.
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And finally, the best page of the week:
Danny quit after the second showdown with the Hood's gang, plus I didn't see him anywhere during Siege. Guy's streets behind anyhow.
It resolves Osborn pretty nicely, and also what happens to Hand.
Awwwwwww.
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I really dig that art, when did all these artists pop up at Marvel?
With the power to turn from a tiger . . . into a leopard!
The bitching thread is that way --->
Anyway, I found a good motw in Ultimate Spidey #10, where the high school principal, who until now had struck me as someone who folds under pressure and perpetuates injustice, actually mans up and does something pretty awesome.
Sometimes when there's a problem, the only right thing you can do is refuse to be a part of it.
Also, I think Aunt May might become the new principal.
Let me be the first to deadpan it brings a new meaning to the term "cougar"
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What, it's not like JT Krul or Geoff Johns is going to be near Booster Gold anytime soon. See little Rani running though Star City's forest to avoid gang members.......this is doesn't seem like it would be implausible these days.
Um?
It's "saw fit", not "sought fit"
Edit: Apparently "Sought fit" is used as well. That's stupid.
That's why I was wondering - I would use 'sought' rather than 'saw'. Pip pip!
Yes we are! Bully for you!
:edit: And just so thinks aren't lost on the internet, I'm not being sarcastic. And "Bully for you" is my phrase of the week.
Magic Online - Bertro
Pretty much all of USM was awesome though. So freaking great.
Even more interesting, sought is the past participle (completed action in time) of seek... or you could say seeked, and sound stupid. God, this is why people have trouble learning our language.
Well really the whole book.
But especially the memo.
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