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Monthly Archives: January 2016
Devolution #1 (Dynamite)
Rating: 4/5 – The Rick Remender Comic Remender Fans may have missed. by ComicSpectrum EiC Bob Bretall. Rick Remender 1st hit my radar with a series of great creator-owned series like Sea of Red, Strange Girl, and Fear Agent. He … Continue reading
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Old Man Logan #1 (Marvel)
Rating: 3.5/5 – Wolverine is Dead in the New MarvelU, but Logan Isn’t. By ComicSpectrum senior reviewer Shawn Hoklas. I really enjoyed the Old Man Logan storyline that appeared in the pages of Wolverine back in the late 2000s. Written … Continue reading
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Tagged Andrea Sorrentino, Brian Michael Bendis, comic books, comics, Marvel, Old Man Logan, Wolverine
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Cry Havoc #1 (Image)
Rating: 5/5 – Colors and Art Add Substance to Spurrier’s Story. By ComicSpectrum senior reviewer’s Shawn Hoklas. Cry Havoc is complicated in its set up and creative narrative, but at the same time it’s extremely easy to read and is … Continue reading
Posted in Image, Image Comics
Tagged comic books, comics, Cry Havoc, Image, Lee Loughridge, Matt Wilson, Nick Filardi, Ryan Kelly, Simon Spurrier
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Red Agent #1 (Zenescope)
Rating: 5/5 – Riding Hood….. RED Riding Hood. by ComicSpectrum reviewer Adam Brunell I’ve been curious to read one of the Grimm Fairy Tales comic book series for a while now, but I was hesitant because the covers of the … Continue reading
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Tagged Code Red, comics, Grimm Fairy Tales, Red Agent, Red Riding Hood, Zenescope
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Adventure Time: Ice King #1 (BOOM!)
Rating: 3/5 – Icy Hijinks Perfect for Fans of the Cartoon. by ComicSpectrum reviewer Dallas Fitzgerald Let me get this out of the way right off the bat– Adventure Time is not really my thing any more. I was once … Continue reading
American Monster #1 (Aftershock)
Rating: 3.5/5 – Well Done Stories About Completely Unlikable Characters. By ComicSpectrum senior reviewer Shawn Hoklas. Aftershock Comics has to be commended on their initial launch lineup. They’ve put together some fantastic creative teams that have definitely produced some exciting … Continue reading
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Tagged Aftershock Comics, American Monster, Brian Azzarello, comic books, comics, Juan Doe
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Captain Marvel #1 (Marvel)
Rating: 3.5/5 – Carol Danvers & Alpha Flight Protecting Earth from Galactic Threats! By ComicSpectrum senior reviewer Shawn Hoklas. As more and more new series launch after Marvel’s line wide Secret Wars event, we’re starting to see how more and … Continue reading
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Tagged Alpha Flight, Captain Marvel, comic books, comics, Kris Anka, Marvel, Michele Fazekas, Tara Butters
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The Legend of Wonder Woman #1 (DC)
Rating: 5/5 – A Legendary Story Worthy of the Title. by ComicSpectrum EiC Bob Bretall I’ve been skipping most of DC’s super-hero offerings of late, but had to check out this new title when I saw it was by Renae … Continue reading
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Green Lantern Corps: Edge of Oblivion #1 (DC)
Rating: 4.5/5 – Ethan Van Sciver Drawing Green Lantern Again…YES! By ComicSpectrum senior reviewer Shawn Hoklas. For me, there’s not a whole lot better than seeing Ethan Van Sciver drawing a Green Lantern book. Believe it or not, we’re now … Continue reading
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Tagged comic books, comics, DC Comics, Ethan Van Sciver, Green Lantern, Green Lantern Corps: Edge of Oblivion, Tom Taylor
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The Troop #2 (Titan)
Rating: 3.5/5 – What’s in the Quiet Room? by ComicSpectrum reviewer Brett Downard I like think of The Troop as X-Men if it was a Vertigo book. It has everything a “superpower team verses a mysterious group trying to capture … Continue reading