Two pages from Superman/Batman #75
Aug. 26th, 2010 02:39 amPretty sure we're still under the line for this one since it was 40 pages(so 13 can be posted and unless I'm mistaken only 8 have been so far), let me know if I'm wrong on that.
That aside, this story featured some familiar characters of Superman/Batman past...
( Hint: They came in a dru- errr... kryptonite-induced haze )
That aside, this story featured some familiar characters of Superman/Batman past...
( Hint: They came in a dru- errr... kryptonite-induced haze )
The nature of his series's plotting and its length meant that Jaime Reyes never got much in the way of foes that weren't either tied to the Reach and their machinations, the presence of La Dama, or just existing villains dropping by for one reason or another.
Not that that was a bad thing, though- the Reach had an interesting modus operandi, as did the KDRA and the Black Beetle. La Dama always added an interesting wrinkle whenever she figured into the plot, and the Beetle's battles with free agents like Typhoon or Eclipso made for fun one-off tales.
Still, he didn't really have a distinct villain that didn't come from the Reach (I guess you could count the Hellhounds, but they're idiots with branding issues now, which is more fun) or wasn't La Dama's unique situation until Doctor Polaris showed up.
( Yeah, he was a legacy, an expansion on a throwaway line and character from Meltzer's JLA, but he was still a pretty good arc villain. )
Not that that was a bad thing, though- the Reach had an interesting modus operandi, as did the KDRA and the Black Beetle. La Dama always added an interesting wrinkle whenever she figured into the plot, and the Beetle's battles with free agents like Typhoon or Eclipso made for fun one-off tales.
Still, he didn't really have a distinct villain that didn't come from the Reach (I guess you could count the Hellhounds, but they're idiots with branding issues now, which is more fun) or wasn't La Dama's unique situation until Doctor Polaris showed up.
( Yeah, he was a legacy, an expansion on a throwaway line and character from Meltzer's JLA, but he was still a pretty good arc villain. )
So, yeah, I love the OPM bewareofgeek chose for Traci 13, but I have another idea for her. Two and a third pages from Blue Beetle 16.
( They're facing the wrath of God. Literally. )
Excellent issue if you haven't read it BTW. All it needs is moar Brenda to be darn near perfect.
( They're facing the wrath of God. Literally. )
Excellent issue if you haven't read it BTW. All it needs is moar Brenda to be darn near perfect.
Blue Beetle #18
Apr. 26th, 2010 08:39 pm( The teen Titans meet Jaime Reyes in their secret identities. Also, Khaji Da is a bit racist. XP )
char: blue beetle/jaime reyes, char: brenda del vecchio, char: paco tejas, char: wonder girl/cassie sandsmark, char: ravager/rose wilson, char: red devil/eddie bloomberg, char: miss martian/m'gann m'orzz, char: supergirl/kara zor-el, char: robin/red robin/tim drake, title: Blue Beetle, creator: david baldeon, creator: dan davis, creator: rafael albuquerque , creator: john rogers
char: blue beetle/jaime reyes, char: brenda del vecchio, char: paco tejas, char: wonder girl/cassie sandsmark, char: ravager/rose wilson, char: red devil/eddie bloomberg, char: miss martian/m'gann m'orzz, char: supergirl/kara zor-el, char: robin/red robin/tim drake, title: Blue Beetle, creator: david baldeon, creator: dan davis, creator: rafael albuquerque , creator: john rogers
Three scans from Blue Beetle #13, In Which Jaime Reyes Meets the Reach Negotiator And Has the First And Only Reasonably Pleasant Conversation. Also one fairly context-less page from #17 In Which There Is A Giant Naked Man (SFW).
John Rogers written and Raphael Albuquerque drawn. Featuring Jaime Reyes, Peacemaker, the Reach Negotiator and Typhoon. ( Read more... )
John Rogers written and Raphael Albuquerque drawn. Featuring Jaime Reyes, Peacemaker, the Reach Negotiator and Typhoon. ( Read more... )
An American Vampire
Jan. 15th, 2010 08:01 pmCelebrated short story writer Scott Snyder and artist Rafael Albuquerque will launch a new monthly comic book series from Vertigo in March 2010 with a unique contribution from New York Times bestselling novelist Stephen King. The new ongoing series, AMERICAN VAMPIRE, will introduce readers to a new breed of vampire—a more muscular and vicious species of vampire with distinctly American characteristics. The series’ first story arc, to be told over the course of five issues, will feature two different stories, one written by Snyder, the other by King.
( More Info and 2 Teaser Images )
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creator: stephen king
creator: scott snyder
creator: rafael albuquerque
publisher: vertigo/dc comics
title: american vampire
( More Info and 2 Teaser Images )
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creator: stephen king
creator: scott snyder
creator: rafael albuquerque
publisher: vertigo/dc comics
title: american vampire
In holiday times, angels entertain YOU!
Dec. 17th, 2009 11:05 pmWe continue our holiday times with two tales here that really only use the holidays as a background setting. Also the interesting coincidence of our protagonists both being compared to angels (i didn't notice this when i first decided to post these two together!)
( Stories from DCU Holiday Bash #1 and the DCU Holiday Special 2008 )
Tomorrow: Superboy and the Legion wonder why the "peace" has to just be "on earth"!
( Stories from DCU Holiday Bash #1 and the DCU Holiday Special 2008 )
Tomorrow: Superboy and the Legion wonder why the "peace" has to just be "on earth"!
Bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens/Brown paper packages tied up with string/These are a few of my favourite things
When the dog bites/When the bee (MY GOD) stings/When I'm feeling saaaaad
I simply remember my favorite things!
And then I don't feeeeeeel sooo baaaaaaaad!
Here's a collection of bits of comics that make me happy (Blue Beetle, War at Ellsmere, Superdictionary, and good ol' Birds of Prey).

( Enjoy! )
When the dog bites/When the bee (MY GOD) stings/When I'm feeling saaaaad
I simply remember my favorite things!
And then I don't feeeeeeel sooo baaaaaaaad!
Here's a collection of bits of comics that make me happy (Blue Beetle, War at Ellsmere, Superdictionary, and good ol' Birds of Prey).

( Enjoy! )
Robin Spoiler Special, 8/2008
Nov. 5th, 2009 10:37 pm
Woo! First post on the new S_D here at IJ! I've finally got a scanner, so expect more comics in the future! Since you guys introduced me to Tim Drake and Spoiler back in the day, I figured the Robin/Spoiler Special from August 2008 would be a good way to start.
Some October and November solicits
Sep. 13th, 2009 11:29 pmThe variant covers for Dark Reign X-Men vs. Agents of Atlas have been posted.
All from this page at Newsarama.
The cover for Nomad: Girl Without A World #2 is also available now (the link goes to the Marvel Catalogue page, where you have to click on the preview image to see it in a larger size).
All from this page at Newsarama.
The cover for Nomad: Girl Without A World #2 is also available now (the link goes to the Marvel Catalogue page, where you have to click on the preview image to see it in a larger size).
so i was checking the tags for Blue Beetle / Jaime Reyes and apparently the issue where we find his "DARKEST FANTASIES of ULTIMATE POWER" hasn't been posted yet, which is a crying shame.
it's a one-shot issue, and i'm posting just the last couple of pages, but you won't be spoiled for anything massive for the series.
it's a one-shot issue, and i'm posting just the last couple of pages, but you won't be spoiled for anything massive for the series.
Why I Love Guy Gardner
Jul. 4th, 2009 11:43 pmOh my God, it's Gwen Stacy!
Jun. 17th, 2009 01:49 pmThe shocking news in Captain America #600 (or perhaps not); also, three and a half scans from Dark Reign: Young Avengers #2 and three from Mighty Avengers #26. Lots of YA character appearances this week.
( Read more... )
Kids in America
Jun. 13th, 2009 12:33 am
The preview for Monday's much-anticipated Captain America #600.

