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Comic Book Preview 5/22/13: Pill Poppin' Squishy
Gather 'round, children. You all know what time it is, don't you? ...You don't? Well, this is awkward. It's a Monday, you see. Every Monday for the last solar cycle the darling David Brooke and the gruff Brendan Harvey have been sharing with the Internet the upcoming releases of the comic industry. They...
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Is It Good? Edgar Allan Poe's The Fall of the House of Usher #1 Review
Richard Corben clearly loves exaggeration in his depiction of characters. He started writing in the 80s in comics like Creepy and Eerie, then of course he went on to write and draw for Heavy Metal (or no metal at all!). His style is east to spot. Just look for a lady with huge boobs, and a dude with a ...
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Is It Good? FF #7 Review
Bentley Wittman, the Wizard, has kidnapped his prepubescent clone, Bentley-23. Along with partner-in-crime Blastaar and the brainwashed Medusa, he wants to settle down in the Negative Zone... start a family. Naturally, this doesn’t sit well with the Fantastic Four and the Future Foundation. Is it good?...
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Is It Good? B.P.R.D. Hell on Earth Wasteland Part 1 Review
Written by Mike Mignola (I'm beginning to think Arcudi just emails Mignola, and Mignola goes, "sure," and gets a writers credit) and John Arcudi, with art by Laurence Campbell, this B.P.R.D. deals with the agency fighting monsters. I too was shocked by this inexplicable new direction. No, for reals, it's good...
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Is It Good? Red Hood and the Outlaws #20 Review
"Red Hood, this is your life." Or maybe was your life would be more accurate. You know, considering S’Aru mind-wiped all those traumatic memories you had swirling around in that crimson domepiece of yours. Does a Red Hood without baggage make for an entirely new Red Hood? What do his friends think ...
Comic Books
Comic Book Preview 5/22/13: Pill Poppin' Squishy
Gather 'round, children. You all know what time it is, don't you? ...You don't? Well, this is awkward. It's a Monday, you see. Every Monday for the last solar cycle the darli...
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Lara Croft from Tomb Raider by Illyne
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Samus Aran from Metroid Prime Actualized By Pixelninja
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DoonktheClown says:
That first Miniature Jesus one looks like a Celtic Frost cover. YUS.Baccus says:
You talk too much and say nothing worth listening to. The curse of the internet. Every jerkoff who can, does.JohnnyLurg says:
And they don't even call it "Heck" in "Heff in a Handbasket," instead opting for "You Know Where." Still, that episode has several references to 666. Also, it's worth mentioning that Animaniacs used the name "Satan" and Cow and Chicken featured "The Devil" in their pilot episode before changing his name to the much more famous "The Red Guy."taranaich says:
"Due to Brian Wood’s ability to write a strong character driven story one might argue Conan has never been this fleshed out before." You might argue that, yes, but it's not a particularly convincing argument, especially considering you seem to be extremely unfamiliar with the Conan comics. Anyone who's at least read the original REH stories (upon which this is based, I might add) would know Belit's fate. And "cold as stone"? What about his "gigantic mirth" as seen in evidence? Wood making Conan more than a barbarian slayer isn't new: Robert E. Howard did it from the beginning.Paul says:
I suppose if opposite is good (of course it is not the character that had been developed over the years or the one we were looking forward to but the ... umm ... opposite--another term for bait and switch), then Bizarro Superman must be the absolute greatest as it goes whole hog for opposite. By the way, when in this series, did he become "King of the seas?" This series has been virtually land-locked throughout. Just calling him the King of the seas isn't enough. Either you don't really follow the series or just believe what Brian Wood tells you.kkjdroid says:
I'm late, but Grass/Rock has been done with Lileep/Cradily.