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MOTW 10/10/12: Doom Has Come to Save the World.
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Marvel Universe vs. Avengers #1, Maberry centers it around Hawkeye, who shows what the more street level heroes are doing during the plague, including a fight Squirrel Girl doesn't win, plus everyone's favorite villain struts his stuff:
AVX Consequences #1, Gillen writes a good Iron Man:
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that Joker is dreadful.
Robots in Disguise #10, shit is getting weird with time travel and universe spanning plots. Have a nice looking panel (with an ominous detail)
and Orion Pax interacting with an alien of a race that only speaks in rhymes
FF #611 moved Hickman's run to my #3 FF run of all time, ahead of Simonson, behind only Byrne and Lee/Kirby. Nice work, Hickman.
I agree a lot, I put Hickman's run as #2 behind Byrne and above Waid's now, as this last issue shows how Doom gets to literally play god and is always stubborn:
Future Val and Reed and Grandad save him from his own world, since Reed owed him for holding off the Celestials for a bit:
It's a run that always had a heart to it, and despite the excessive hype around Johnny "dying" Hickman was able to overcome that and really do better and better things with his run, getting better and better each month. Usually runs don't end this well, and I don't expect FF #23 to crap out, so good job Hickman, bring on Avengers.
The only thing that sucks about Hickman's run, and it's not even his fault, is how Children's Crusade was this crappy wrench thrown in to diminish how well Hickman characterizaed Doom.
Yeah, Fantastic Four #611 was fantastic! Hickman's run of F4 would be my favorite (I haven't read the others though so heh). But for a person who didnt really give a damn about the main universe F4, into a fan, his run will be one of my favorite comic runs ever. I'll just add his last page Letter to everyone.
Ultimate Comics X-Men #17 continues to be the best Ultimate book. I love what wood is doing with it, and love all the secondary / side mutants he is adding. Husk/Iceman attempt to free a mutant camp, and are saved by Armor!
Uncanny Avengers #1 was a pretty good first issue. It set up most of the main cast pretty well (except Thor). Cassaday's art was great as well (except for Cap's helmet). I really like the cliffhanger and the premise of it. I also thought the Rogue/Scarlet Witch convo was pretty all right, if not a little ham fisted.
"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
I don't want to alarm you, but your feed is actually going backwards through time. I just hope you harness this for good. If not I have a sports almanac for sale.
I want more kid Loki. My MOT(Last 2)W's has been Journey into Mystery. Just got to the Fear Itself issues, gonna hold my breath and speed read through 'em.
Okay, the sideburns line was pretty cute.
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Robots in Disguise #10, shit is getting weird with time travel and universe spanning plots. Have a nice looking panel (with an ominous detail) and Orion Pax interacting with an alien of a race that only speaks in rhymes
Uncanny Avengers was good, too.
I agree a lot, I put Hickman's run as #2 behind Byrne and above Waid's now, as this last issue shows how Doom gets to literally play god and is always stubborn:
Future Val and Reed and Grandad save him from his own world, since Reed owed him for holding off the Celestials for a bit:
It's a run that always had a heart to it, and despite the excessive hype around Johnny "dying" Hickman was able to overcome that and really do better and better things with his run, getting better and better each month. Usually runs don't end this well, and I don't expect FF #23 to crap out, so good job Hickman, bring on Avengers.
The only thing that sucks about Hickman's run, and it's not even his fault, is how Children's Crusade was this crappy wrench thrown in to diminish how well Hickman characterizaed Doom.
Even after DC also shitcanned that Muslim superhero issue.
It was so fun.
Ultimate Comics X-Men #17 continues to be the best Ultimate book. I love what wood is doing with it, and love all the secondary / side mutants he is adding. Husk/Iceman attempt to free a mutant camp, and are saved by Armor!
Uncanny Avengers #1 was a pretty good first issue. It set up most of the main cast pretty well (except Thor). Cassaday's art was great as well (except for Cap's helmet). I really like the cliffhanger and the premise of it. I also thought the Rogue/Scarlet Witch convo was pretty all right, if not a little ham fisted.
"Ride or Die" confirmed Dominic Toretto, as they took off to find the Dragon Balls in hopes of reviving their friend Sonic
Oh no, the Black Ant
It's a bit funny cause Widow straight up tells everyone that Eric is a Descendant, but Hawkeye really needs a nap or something
how is Bug there
dude is in the Guardians now
The new Wolverine if you will
Okay, the sideburns line was pretty cute.
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Alternately.