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Monthly Archives: June 2014
Savage Hulk #1 (Marvel)
CREDIT: Marvel Comics Rating: 3.5/5 – 1970 Hulk Returns, Compliments of Alan Davis! by ComicSpectrum reviewer Shawn Hoklas. Savage Hulk is a title that is driven by the creators involved rather than being current with today’s continuity (much like the … Continue reading
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Tagged Alan Davis, comic books, comics, Hulk, Marvel Comics, Savage Hulk, X-Men
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Superman #32 (DC)
CREDIT: DC Comics Rating: 5/5 – The Man of Steel Gets the John Romita, Jr. Treatment. by guest reviewer Kevyn Knox. What’s so special about Superman #32? Well, it’s the start of a brand new story arc, but that’s not … Continue reading
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Tagged Clark Kent, comic book, comics, DC Comics, Geoff Johns, John Romita, Jr., Superman
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Wolverine #9 (Marvel)
CREDIT: Marvel Comics Rating: 2.5/5 – Filler Issue Waiting For Wolverine to Die. by ComicSpectrum reviewer Shawn Hoklas. Future plans for Wolverine are a bit unclear at the moment, until after September that is. In September, Wolverine will be starring … Continue reading
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Tagged comic books, comics, death of Wolverine, Kris Anka, Marvel, Paul Cornell, Wolverine
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Black Canary and Zatanna: Bloodspell (DC Comics)
CREDIT: DC Comics Rating: 3.5/5 – A Nice Taste of Nostalgia From a DC Without the New 52. by ComicSpectrum reviewer Al Sparrow. It was refreshing to see an original hardcover book that didn’t seem at all fettered to the … Continue reading
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Tagged Black Canary, comic book, comics, DC, Graphic Novel, Hardcover, OGN, Zatanna
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Eye of Newt #1 (Dark Horse)
CREDIT: Dark Horse Rating: 4/5 – Daydreams, Dragons, and a Classic Wizard’s Quest. by ComicSpectrum EiC Bob Bretall. High fantasy isn’t a genre that gets a lot of attention in comics and this is a great example of the genre, … Continue reading
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Tagged comic book, comics, Dark Horse, Dragons, Eye of Newt, Fantasy, Magic, Michael Hague
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Elektra #3 (Marvel)
Rating: 4/5 – A Beautiful Depiction of Dark and Violent Themes. by ComicSpectrum reviewer Shawn Hoklas. Although Elektra has always been a dark character, this new series is even darker. There’s a grim theme to the book along with heavy … Continue reading
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Tagged comic books, comics, Elektra, Marvel Comics, Michael Del Mundo, W. Haden Blackman
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Silver Surfer #3 (Marvel)
Rating: 5/5 – This Series Is Set To Go Anywhere and Everywhere. by ComicSpectrum reviewer Shawn Hoklas. In looking at Mike Allred’s art not only on the cover, but within this third issue of Silver Surfer you could get the … Continue reading
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Tagged comic books, comics, Dan Slott, Laura Allred, Marvel Comics, Mike Allred, Silver Surfer
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Thomas Alsop #1 (Boom!)
CREDIT: BOOM! Studios Rating: 4/5 – A Fresh Take on a Archetypal Character. by ComicSpectrum reviewer Adam Alamo. “What is Thomas Alsop? Who is Thomas Alsop?” These two questions hang in the New York City skyline, on the very first … Continue reading
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Tagged Boom!, Chris Miskiewicz, comic book, comics, Manhattan, New York City, Occult, Palle Schmidt, supernatural, Thomas Alsop
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Original Sin #4 (Marvel)
Rating: 4/5 – Crisp dialogue and Vibrant Art Make For an Amazing Event. by ComicSpectrum reviewer Hank Johnson. I have always been a fan of event comics. I really enjoy this style of long form story which affects nearly every … Continue reading
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Tagged comics, event, Frank Martin, Jason Aaron, Marvel, Mike Deodato, Original Sin
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