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Jan. 12th, 2017
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zapbiffpow
Power overwhelming...in a positive way, for once. Plus, a refresher course from "The Secret of the Indigo Tribe". Check it!
( My Own Worst Enemy. Who is Kind of The Best )
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This arc's Big Bad gets a sweetass ride along with his sick-ass promotion...also, a plot hole that should've been a plot twist. 6 pages from #10, 4 from #11, wordsing by Robert Venditti and artsing by Ed Benes.
Plus, Green Lantern Heaven. Check it!
( Roses are green, violets are green, everything is green )
Catch-Up: Doom Patrol: First Arc (#2 + 3)
Jan. 12th, 2017 02:44 amzapbiffpow
Here's the series premise, from what my brain tells me. And frankly, I trust that thing as far as I can throw it. Which would be zero distance. Because I'd die. Also, why don't they put the creative teams' names in full, like this? Surname-only seems a disservice.
Plus, a spirit guide who's a half-naked vintage strongman. As you do. Check it!
Words: Gerard Way
Pencils: Nick Derington
Colors: Tamra Bonvillain
( Putting the Band Back Together )
Avengers Disassembled Part 1
Jan. 12th, 2017 07:10 aminformationgeek
Avengers: Disassembled is controversial, even years after it was originally published. Truth be told, it probably will remain divisive for years to come. Still, I think it represents a turning point for the franchise, and it’s a bold ambitious and daring piece of work. Any comic that celebrates its five hundredth issue by mercilessly deconstructing its central team deserves a large amount of respect. Bendis’ work on Avengers might have its share of detractors, and I’m hard-pressed to argue it’s his best work, but I still think it’s a very challenging and breathtaking attempt to help rework a franchise that struggled to find its footing.” - Darren
Story By: Brian Michael Bendis
Art By: David Finch
Like with Civil War, we'll just be looking at random scenes from each issue.
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Captain Kid #3 - "Grow Up. Be Young."
Jan. 12th, 2017 11:05 pmlaughing_tree
'Makes perfect sense for that idea, that a middle-aged man says a magic word and becomes a teenage superhero. But, a joke is not a series. That’s something I learned early on with things like “Insufferable” or “Irredeemable.” You can have a cool clever twist on it like middle-aged man becomes a teenage superhero, but unless there’s more to it, that’s a one note joke.' -- Mark Waid
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