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Monthly Archives: February 2015
Divinity #1 (Valiant)
Rating: 4.5/5 – Time Is Not Absolute in Valiant’s New Sci-Fi Series. by ComicSpectrum reviewer Amy Okamoto. In the 1960s, Russian cosmonaut Abram Adams was sent on an extended secret mission to the far-flung reaches of space. Long thought dead, … Continue reading
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Tagged astronaut, cold war, comic books, comics, communist, cosmonaut, god, Matt Kindt, Sci-Fi, Trevor Hairsine, valiant
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Silk #1 (Marvel)
Rating: 4/5 – Silk’s Civilian Identity is Stronger than the Hero. by ComicSpectrum senior reviewer Shawn Hoklas. When Silk was highlighted as Bob’s Comic of the Week, I was also intrigued by the new series based on a lot of … Continue reading
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Tagged Cindy Moon, comic books, comics, Marvel Comics, Robbie Thompson, Silk, Spider-Man, Spider-verse, Stacey Lee
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Black Hood #1 (Archie/Dark Circle)
Rating: 5/5 – Moody Noir Fiction Kicks Off Archie Comics Dark Circle Line. by ComicSpectrum reviewer Adam Alamo. The Black Hood is the first series that Archie Comics is relaunching as part of their Dark Circle Comics imprint, itself a … Continue reading
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Tagged Archie, Crime, Dark Circle, Duane Swierczynski, Kelly Fitzpatrick, Michael Gaydos, Noir, The Black Hood, Vigilante
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The Multiversity: Mastermen #1 (DC)
Rating: 3.5/5 – A Much Too Quick Visit to Earth-10. by ComicSpectrum senior reviewer Shawn Hoklas. I’ve reviewed a few of the Multiversity books and have found the majority of them to be fantastic. Grant Morrison is taking us through … Continue reading
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Tagged comic books, comics, DC Comics, Grant Morrison, Jim Lee, Multiversity: Mastermen, Scott Williams, Superman
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Secret Identities #1 (Image)
Rating: 4/5 – Juicy Secrets Revealed That Are Sure to be Trouble Later. by ComicSpectrum reviewer R.C. Killian In my own world, Jay Faerber’s name is instantly, automatically, and forever associated with Noble Causes. During my first foray into gloves-off … Continue reading
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Tagged Brian Joines, Charlie Kirchoff, comic books, comics, Ilias Kyriazis, Jay Faerber, secrets, soap opera, Superheroes
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She-Hulk #12 (Marvel)
Rating: 4/5 – Case Closed on the Blue File and This Series. by ComicSpectrum reviewer Adam Alamo. It seems that lately an ensemble of talented writers and artists have conspired to reinvent characters I don’t necessarily care about in ways … Continue reading
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Tagged Angie Huang, Blue File, Charles Soule, Final Issue, Hellcat, Javier Pulido, Jennifer Walters, Kevin Wada, Marvel, Nightwatch, She-Hulk
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Justice League #39 (DC)
Rating: 4.5/5 – A Smart and Compelling Update for a Classic DC Villain. by ComicSpectrum senior reviewer Shawn Hoklas When the New 52 was launched, many of DC’s characters went through a change, an update or a reboot. Some characters … Continue reading
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Tagged Amazo, comic books, comics, DC Comics, Geoff Johns, Jason Fabok, Justice League, New 52, Superman, Wonder Woman
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Rumble #3 (Image)
Rating: 4.5/5 – Mythic World-Building Comes Face-to-Face With…Aerosol Flame Retardant? by ComicSpectrum reviewer R.C. Killian John Arcudi and James Harren’s creation Rumble has been a decidedly peculiar book: talk of scarecrows is all I can recall—other than advertising shots of … Continue reading
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Tagged comedy, comic books, comics, Dave Stewart, Fantasy, horror, James Harren, John Arcudi, Mr. Bildad, Rumble, scarecrows
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Peter Panzerfaust #23 (Image)
Rating: 4.5/5 – Peter and His Lost Boys Continue to Fight “On Till Morning” by ComicSpectrum reviewer Amy Okamoto Peter Panzerfaust is a re-imagining of the Peter Pan mythos taking place in war torn France during WWII with Peter as … Continue reading
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Tagged comic books, comics, Hook, Image, Kurtis Wiebe, Lost Boys, Peter Pan, Peter Panzerfaust, Tyler Jenkins, WWII
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