FF #4 preview
Feb. 21st, 2013 10:25 pmAt the end of FF #3, Scott Lang proposed that the Future Foundation's mission was to "End Doom."
( This is what happens next )
( This is what happens next )
Wolverine and the X-men #17
Oct. 1st, 2012 09:28 amIn stand-alone issue #17, this title returns to form, returning to its roots based in humor and fun within the Marvel mutant universe, with a focus on what exactly Doop does for the Jean Grey school. The WHOLE dang issue deserves to be on Scans_Daily for a lot of reasons because of the art, the humor, the situations, the moments of heroism and depravity.
Seriously, make sure you have your big kid pants on and take a gut check before reading on, as this will make you fall of your chair laughing.
Doop - Best there is at what he does, and what he does....
( ... we do not speak of. )
Seriously, make sure you have your big kid pants on and take a gut check before reading on, as this will make you fall of your chair laughing.
Doop - Best there is at what he does, and what he does....
( ... we do not speak of. )
Glimpses of the future of the X-men
Sep. 11th, 2012 08:43 pmComicBookResources has an interview with the Marvel X-men editors as to what has led up to AvX and what are some of the results afterwards...
... yet none of this really compares to the wordless pages in the article for the preview.
( PlayBlob )
... yet none of this really compares to the wordless pages in the article for the preview.
( PlayBlob )
iZombie issue 17, Nov 2011
Jul. 9th, 2012 01:25 pmAnd another title, while I'm here; for Beyond the Big Two, Vertigo does count!
I don't know why, it just does.
iZombie. It's good stuff.
( Read more... )
I don't know why, it just does.
iZombie. It's good stuff.
( Read more... )
Wolverine Publicity
Feb. 11th, 2012 07:03 amBack in 2001, Marvel Comics decided to do something a little different with their X-Force title, which up to that point had been very Nineties. So the main cast was apparently killed off in an explosion, and a year passed in-universe.
The X-Force name had been taken over by media mogul Spike Freeman, who built a multimedia franchise around a team of television-friendly mutants who performed high-profile missions on camera and lived like celebrities. The reality TV thing was still relatively fresh back then, and worth lampooning. We were introduced to this new, not precisely heroic X-Force...and then most of the characters were killed off in the first issue of the new direction, to be replaced by new people entirely.

7 1/3 pages of 21 from X-Force #120, "X-Force: Snikt!", which picks up after a fairly disastrous first mission for the new lineup. Possible trigger warning for implied attempted sexual assault.
( The protagonists come pre-broken. )
Your thoughts and comments?
The X-Force name had been taken over by media mogul Spike Freeman, who built a multimedia franchise around a team of television-friendly mutants who performed high-profile missions on camera and lived like celebrities. The reality TV thing was still relatively fresh back then, and worth lampooning. We were introduced to this new, not precisely heroic X-Force...and then most of the characters were killed off in the first issue of the new direction, to be replaced by new people entirely.

7 1/3 pages of 21 from X-Force #120, "X-Force: Snikt!", which picks up after a fairly disastrous first mission for the new lineup. Possible trigger warning for implied attempted sexual assault.
( The protagonists come pre-broken. )
Your thoughts and comments?
Day 28: Frank (Madman) and Joe
Sep. 12th, 2010 02:42 pmOkay. I seriously love these two. Maybe because their unconditional love is incredibly sweet, and it's nice to have a comics relationship that isn't "angst angst omg" all the time. Or maybe because they're just so dang adorable.
( Probably the second one )
( Probably the second one )







