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MOTW 8-31-11: I Don't Miss
TexiKen
Dammit!That fish really got me!Registered User regular
Dammit!That fish really got me!Registered User regular
Ultimate Hawkeye #1, love it and hate it at the same time, but the hate is not directed at Hickman or Sandoval, who do a good story, and SEAR does something worthwhile:
And Justice League #1, Batman makes Green Lantern look like a chump:
They've released an airborne virus worldwide that acts like a common cold but actually removes the x-gene from people.
But they create their own serum to make mutant-type people, a few of who mess with Hawkeye:
But they create their own serum to make mutant-type people, a few of who mess with Hawkeye:
And Justice League #1, Batman makes Green Lantern look like a chump:
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Ultimate Hawkeye #1 was also the first full digital comic I bought online, so that was kind of a cool milestone moment.
I am okay with page counts when Hickman does clever/dramatic graphic design stuff but Hawkeye didn't have any of that
plus the New Avengers preview made me think it was longer than it actually was
Bruce is talking about Superman's power levels (which I immediately laughed at), and then Hal is so hot-blooded and ready for action the thought of fighting Supes gives him a brightness boner
It felt very... anime.
Picked up Old Man Logan, Nextwave Ult. Collection, the whole run of Alias, Superman Birthright, Hitman Vol. 1, Doomwar, and Immortal Iron fist
Out of those, the only ones I have read are Iron Fist and some of Alias, so I have my Labor Day weekend plans.
Wasn't it just? Some of Deadpool's lines had me laughing out loud and
Although my true moment of the week was of course Locke & Key: Clockworks #2. Not that it was anything above and beyond previous issues or anything, just this series is so consistently exceptional it's just always gonna be my top read for that week.
First, in ASM 668:
and then in Spider Island Deadly Hands of Kung Fu, kung fu is delivered in spades.
@blankspace
if you arent reading the Shang Chi mini, you should be.
the villain appears to be
oh dear
I really should be reading that
Yeah that looks mega cool
All the photos of sketches that he tweets make me sad that I missed every single opportunity to get a $10 commission from him. On the other hand, I got a sweet M.O.D.O.K. sketch from him at the last NYCC.
is it called spider island deadly hands of kung fu? because that is awesome. Also Iron fist. Guess I have to start buying comics again.
Seriously, read the first two Immortal Iron Fist trades immediately. Also, there was a Shang-Chi: Master of Kung-Fu B&W one-shot that came out a couple years ago (when they did the same for Daredevil, Ares, Wolverine). If you can find it, get it.
On top of everything else that's good about it, I am surprised at how the violence is always just enough to get the job done, and never too much or too little, yet it always makes me want to jump a little.
Like the bit with the school bus in the last issue. Holy crap.