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MOTW 10-5-11: Nature Is Fascinating
TexiKen
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Thunderbolts #164, it tries to fight back against Daredevil to reclaim its spot as best Marvel book, and largely succeeds. The retro uniforms are totally tubular, especially Boomerang's, and Man-Thing needs some Miracle Gro:
Speaking of things hanging out in swamps, Swamp Thing #2 has a really trippy and creepy exposition page:
Speaking of things hanging out in swamps, Swamp Thing #2 has a really trippy and creepy exposition page:
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and in the case of thunderbolts, i'd say unnecessary
I like that Fixer's a bit put off by it, instantly.
But really, I have no problem with dead Nazis being recycled for a good cause.
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all good in the hood, then
I haven't read about him before and he seems so sad : (
also awesome
you really should track down the two Essential Man-Thing volumes
Tell me now...
"Nothing is gonna save us forever but a lot of things can save us today." - Night in the Woods
Colleen Coover did a few back-ups for the X-Men: First Class series.
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I think that's how you spell it.
I never thought Dan Dildio would be able to write a great comic. I was WRONG.
Unless, of course, Giffen's Kirby impression is not limited to art, but also includes writing duties for which he won't get credit until decades later (hey-oh).
Giffen is credited as co-writer, dude
Sorry, I can't see what you wrote with all this egg on my face.
It's such a weird development. DC Editorial gave us this impression that they were dead set on making things grim & gritty, then DiDio goes and writes this straight up fun-first action book. It's totally counter to expectations.
More specific, X-Men First Class: Finals.
Oh nooooo
I get the trades so I'll have to wait to see what this is referring to
I hope Wee Hughie is okay
I won't spoil anything but thankfully the next trade coming out next month has up to issue 59.
The Strange Talent of Luther Strode; Luther Strode is an average, American nerd. Bad with girls, worse with bullies, he sends away for a pamphlet detailing The Hercules Method, a workout regimen that promises to make him a new man, by aligning his body, mind, and soul. While the veracity of that statement could be debated, it does indeed give him certain -- talents.
Caution, NSFW
OMAC #2; Stranded in Texas, far from his home in Metropolis, assistant bio-tech manager Kevin Khois directed by the sentient satellite known as Brother Eye to enter a local diner, ostensibly for a simple meal. In reality, he is there to confront Rocker Bonn, former agent of Checkmate/Cadmus guinea pig, and current Amazing Man/dishwasher for Susie's Diner.
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EVERYBODY WANTS TO SIT IN THE BIG CHAIR, MEG!
That would be more than alright with me!
In other news: I had a dream where I my LCS didn't have Detective Comics #2. But then I woke up and I saw Detective Comics #2 on my bed side table.
*phew* of the week.
I love Maxine and Mrs Pickles' pouty faces. The art can be a bit variable, particularly in the domestic scenes, but the stuff Foreman's doing with page layouts and creature designs is great.
EVERYBODY WANTS TO SIT IN THE BIG CHAIR, MEG!
Doesn't look bad overall though
If it looked more like Foreman's better work, I'd be onboard.
It's a bummer, because his work on Ares was amazing. But all his interior work since then, just seems to look increasingly messy.
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I had never seen Foreman's artwork before, and it sold me on the concept of the entire book just with a couple preview pages. I'm loving it.