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MOTW 01/11/12 - Remember, No Fear
UltimateInferno
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Green Lantern 5 was a fantastic end to this arc. And from the outcome of it it seems like Johns might "clean up" all his toys before he finishes.
Amazing Spider-Man 677 was pretty good, Spider-Man and Daredevil freefall race.
Batman and Robin 5 gives us the backstory on Nobody, and Bruce has a Tron Batmobile
Wolverine and the X-Men 4 was a great breather issue, Deathlok as a guest teacher was great!
And while I was a bit underwhelmed with the ending of the Arc, Ultimate Comics X-Men 6 continues to have fantastic dialogue.
Amazing Spider-Man 677 was pretty good, Spider-Man and Daredevil freefall race.
Batman and Robin 5 gives us the backstory on Nobody, and Bruce has a Tron Batmobile
Wolverine and the X-Men 4 was a great breather issue, Deathlok as a guest teacher was great!
And while I was a bit underwhelmed with the ending of the Arc, Ultimate Comics X-Men 6 continues to have fantastic dialogue.
"Ride or Die?" asked Goku
"Ride or Die" confirmed Dominic Toretto, as they took off to find the Dragon Balls in hopes of reviving their friend Sonic
"Ride or Die" confirmed Dominic Toretto, as they took off to find the Dragon Balls in hopes of reviving their friend Sonic
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Scarlet Spider #1 was also a decent first issue, I have some qualms about the Houston geography and the setup for the scene below, but it's a good start to Kaine realizing not everyone he interacts with has super strength. This Stegman guy is really good, in the same vein as Barberi and Medina.
Typical cloned New Yorker, yelling at an innocent old lady (in Downtown Houston old people don't walk the streets, it's businesspeople and bums). The nice thing is that the crazy driver got flung out of the car and was roughed up pretty bad, serves him right.
Transformers: More Than Meets The Eye #1 is basically Transformers: Regenesis, and while a few things went over my head and some characters do look similar, it's rather funny and feels like there's a new direction.
Prowl's a jerk.
It's living up to my hopes from when I originally had put it on my pull list, and that's just wonderful.
edit: #4 is gonna be the box scene. oh god, I can't wait give now plz.
you picked exactly the page I was going to use
Transformers: More Than Meets The Eye #1 has great art, snappy writing, expressive characters, but also a dark, dark cliffhanger.
Although I will probably end up getting all the A vs. X-men titles that are available on the site. Sigh.
Marvel made twitter accounts for all the Jean Grey School students, including my favorite X-Men character
https://twitter.com/#!/SANTORULES
my birthday has come early
X-men Legacy 260.1 was really good, can't wait to see what Gage has planned for the series.
Where is the Broo account!? Where!?
https://twitter.com/_Broodling_
It's pretty much entirely him being a huge kiss-ass
https://twitter.com/_Broodling_
Don't worry. Found it through Quire's.
and they make me feel even more sad for poor idie : (
Ironfist: "I always wondered what would happen if I Iron-fisted a Hulk."
I couldn't stop laughing and I'm still not sure if it was intentionally meant to be funny.
"Ride or Die" confirmed Dominic Toretto, as they took off to find the Dragon Balls in hopes of reviving their friend Sonic
"Boss of costumed NYC crime ring gets 9 to 18 years"
"NEW YORK — The leader of a crime ring that combined old-fashioned pickpocketing, modern-day identity theft and an array of costumes to steal more than $700,000 from banks was sentenced Monday to 9 to 18 years in prison.
Disguising himself as a construction worker and doctor — complete with stethoscope — as he lurked around banks to watch his minions carry out fraudulent transactions, Arthur Franklin was the key player in a complex scheme that encompassed 15 people in two states, Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus R. Vance Jr.'s office said."
well
I trade wait extensively and I might get it in trade
THEY HAVE NOTHING TO DO WITH EACH OTHER AND MORE THAN MEETS THE EYE IS GENUINELY GOOD HARGLEBARGLE
you may live for now
pick up RID #1 whenever it comes out though, I can't swear that Barber will write something as good as Roberts
This book makes dark of the moon look like trash
the book is the most interesting it's been in years
no Optimus, no Megatron, no Galvatron
this means that PERSONALITIES can shine through instead of just WE MUST DESTROY THE DECEPTICONS or WE MUST SMASH THE AUTOBOTS or WE MUST TAKE CONTROL OF CYBERTRON
If missing Optimus is wrong then I don't want to be right : (
: o
I want Declan Shalvey myself, based on this drawing he did ten years ago (from yesterday's CA article on Dec).
I could go on about Transformers and my hatred of nostalgia and how this is different, but that's not for here.
but then they rebuilt him because they can fix anything and they managed to resolve the situation peaceably with the autobots
Oh okay I thought that might be it but I was all like why would the nice Space Mongols kill him
they absorb earth culture but they sure as shit don't want to share what they have
His last words should have been "Oh shit," but then the damn Junkions fixed him. I thought it was so fucking weird that Robert Stack did his voice because I only knew him from Unsolved Mysteries, and my six year old brain was like, "Him? Really?"
/Has the movie committed to memory.
i forgot that he just DIED on junkion and wasnt KILLED by junkions
mixed up that with the dare to be stupid scene
However that scene was edited out past i think the first release of the movie on cassette.
And once again this makes me feel very old.
The Activity #2 was my favorite, though, because it's just exactly what I love reading. I especially liked Mitch Gerads' art, and the team's actions when they find the missing operative that they were sent for.
Oh, and I just recorded my appearance on War Rocket Ajax. So nyah! That will definitely be my moment for next week when it's up.
EDIT:
OH MY GOD! I forgot to mention JIM 633!
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!
The Fear Lords meeting was my MOTW, specifically the Straw Man because it reminded me of Kieron's comment about writing people vs. abstracts in Phonogram: The Singles Club #5, where he made a sick burn by writing