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Tag Archives: Jason Aaron
Thor: God of Thunder #25 (Marvel)
Rating: 4/5 – An Ending that is Really a Prelude of Things to Come. by ComicSpectrum reviewer Adam Alamo. Thor: God of Thunder is easily my favorite of the “Marvel NOW!” relaunches. Set over the span of millennia, this volume … Continue reading
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Tagged comic book, comics, Esad Ribic, Giulia Brusco, God of Thunder, Ive Svorcina, Jason Aaron, Malekith, Marvel, RM Guera, Simon Bisley, Thor
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Original Sin: Thor & Loki: The Tenth Realm #5.1 (Marvel)
Rating: 4/5 – Telling Angela’s Origin as a Part of the Marvel Universe. by ComicSpectrum reviewer Shawn Hoklas. When news first broke that Angela would be Thor and Loki’s long lost sister, it took a lot of fans by surprise. … Continue reading
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Tagged Al Ewing, Angela, comic books, comics, Jason Aaron, Lee Garbett, Loki, Original Sin, Siomone Bianche, Thor, Thor and Loki: The Tenth Realm
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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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Original Sin #2 (Marvel)
Rating: 3.5/5 – A Slower Issue Putting the Characters and Pieces Into Place. by ComicSpectrum reviewer Shawn Hoklas. Marvel is just getting started with their big event in Original Sin as DC wraps up their big event in Forever Evil … Continue reading
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Tagged Avengers, comic books, comics, events, Jason Aaron, Marvel Comics, Mike Deadato, Original Sin
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Southern Bastards #1 (Image)
CREDIT: Image Comics Rating: 5/5 – Deep-fried perfection. by ComicSpectrum reviewer Lawrence Arboleda. The anticipation for Image’s Southern Bastards has been ridiculously high since the title was announced at the recent Image Expo back in January of this year. Not … Continue reading
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Tagged comic book, comics, Image, Jason Aaron, Jason Latour, Southern noir
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Wolverine and the X-Men #41 (Marvel)
Rating: 5/5 – This comic made me care about the Toad! by ComicSpectrum reviewer Hank Johnson. I believe that Jason Aaron is one of the most versatile writers of this generation. He has a very impressive range of comics under … Continue reading
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Tagged comic book, comics, Jason Aaron, Johnson, Marvel, Pepe Larruz, Todd Nauck, X-Men
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Thor God of Thunder #19 (Marvel)
Rating: 4/5 – New story, new villain, classic team of Aaron/Ribic. by ComicSpectrum reviewer Shawn Hoklas. After the amazing Godbomb story wrapped up, artist Esad Ribic took a well deserved break from the title. Although the art was still strong … Continue reading
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Tagged comic books, comics, Esad Ribic, Jason Aaron, Marvel, Marvel Now, Thor, Thor: God of Thunder
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Thor: God of Thunder #17 (Marvel)
Rating: 4/5 – Despite the inconsistent art, The Accursed finishes strong. by ComicSpectrum reviewer Shawn Hoklas. Thor number seventeen finishes up The Accursed storyline in a big way. The conclusion of this story finishes stronger than it started with an … Continue reading
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Tagged comic books, comics, Emanuela Lupacchino, Jason Aaron, Malekith, Marvel, Ron Garney, Thor, Thor: God of Thunder
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Amazing X-Men #1 (Marvel)
Rating: 4/5 – Nostalgic X-Fun with Amazing art! Jason Aaron, Ed McGuiness and Dexter Vines creating a new X-Men book starring Nightcrawler…how could it possibly not work? Well, the good news is that it does work. And in fact, it … Continue reading
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Tagged Amazing X-Men, comic books, comics, Dexter Vines, Ed McGuiness, Jason Aaron, Marvel, Nightcrawler, X-Men
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