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Monthly Archives: February 2014
Superman: Lois Lane #1 (DC)
Rating: 4/5 – Proving why Lois Lane is still around after 75 years. by ComicSpectrum reviewer Gilad Levin. Lois Lane is one of my all-time favorite female characters in comics and arguably the strongest female character in comics ever. She … Continue reading
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Tagged comic book, comics, DC Comics, Jimmy Olsen, Lois Lane, New 52, Superman
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Royals: Masters of War (DC/Vertigo)
Rating: 3.5/5 – Super Powers added to the WW II mix. by ComicSpectrum reviewer Andrew Sanford. The DC brand once known for breaking exciting new properties has lost some titles recently so I was glad to see this new title … Continue reading
Posted in DC, Vertigo
Tagged comic book, comics, DC Comics, Rob Williams, Royals Masters of War, Simon Coleby, Vertigo
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Fantastic Four (2014) #1 (Marvel)
Rating: 4/5 – A fantastic start for a new series. by ComicSpectrum reviewer Gilad Levin. James Robinson proved that he can write great team books with Earth Two at DC. So naturally, Fantastic Four is right in his wheelhouse and … Continue reading
One Hit Wonder #1 (Image)
Rating: 3/5 – One time child star turns Hollywood hitman. by guest reviewer Kevyn Knox. Being both a long time comic book reader and a long time cinephile, the idea of Image’s new One Hit Wonder series intrigued the hell … Continue reading
Posted in Image
Tagged Ariel Olivetti, comic book, comics, Fabrice Sopolsky, Hitman, Hollywood, Image Comics, One Hit Wonder
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Letter 44 #4 (Oni Press)
Rating: 3.5/5 – A realistic take on “first contact”. by ComicSpectrum reviewer Gilad Levin. After 3 issues of buildup, Letter 44 #4 finally offers payoff. Granted, not much of it, but enough to get a taste of where the series … Continue reading
Posted in Oni Press
Tagged Alberto Alburquerque, Charles Soule, comic book, comics, idw, Letter 44
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New Warriors #1 (Marvel)
Rating: 4/5 – New faces and New foes for this New team. by ComicSpectrum reviewer Jeff Bouchard. Another wave of all new Marvel Now! titles are hitting the shelves and with that comes a new take on a popular book … Continue reading
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Tagged Christopher Yost, comic book, comics, Marcus To, Marvel, New Warriors, Speedball
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The Fifth Beatle: The Brian Epstein Story OGN (Dark Horse)
Rating: 4/5 – Comics meet Rock and Roll. by ComicSpectrum reviewer Andrew Sanford. In the interests of full disclosure, I am not much of a fan of the Beatles. Of course given their prominence in pop culture, I know their … Continue reading
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Tagged Andrew Robinson, Brian Epstein, comic book, comics, Dark Horse Comics, Fifth Beatle, Graphic Novel, OGN, The Beatles, Vivek J. Tiwary
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Savage Wolverine #15 (Marvel)
Rating: 3/5 – A not so Savage Wolverine. by ComicSpectrum reviewer Shqwn Hoklas. When you first see Richard Isanove’s work on this latest issue of Savage Wolverine, you can’t help but think of his work on the ultra popular Wolverine: … Continue reading
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Tagged comic books, comics, Marvel, Richard Isanove, Savage Wolverine, Wolverine
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Birds of Prey #28 (DC)
Rating: 3/5 – Mediocre series with a promising future. by ComicSpectrum reviewer Hank Johnson. In the interest of full disclosure, Birds of Prey is one of the titles I diligently collect. Good or bad, I always buy the title to … Continue reading
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Tagged Birds of Prey, Christy Marx, comic book, comics, Daniel Sampere, DC Comics, Hank Johnson, Jonathan Glapion, Jordi Tarragona, Romano Molenaar
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