Monthly Archives: March, 2014
Top Ten Books of the Week (3/31/2014)
Holy Free Holies was Superior Spider Man #30 incredible! A stunning reveal and a most welcome return make this the #1 book of the week. 1. Superior Spider-Man (Marvel) 2. Walking Dead (Image) 3. Protectors Inc. (Image) 4. Guardians of the Galaxy (Marvel) 5. Doc Savage (Dynamite) 6. Miracleman (Marvel) 7. Starlight (Image) 8. Mercenary Sea […]
Flashback Friday
The first comic book I ever bought was Amazing Spider Man #151. I paid twenty five cents for it at my local drug store when I was six years old. My life was irrevocably changed after that as that day marked my entry into the comic book collecting world. There wasn’t anything earth shattering that […]
Top Ten Books of the Week (3/24/2014)
I finally got around to reading Mark Millar’s Starlight and it is truly stunning. I know it will come out once every 45-50 days but is beyond worth 299 cents. Sort of an aging, dark Flash Gordon story, Millar tugs all the right heart strings and does hard scifi just right. check it out! 1. […]
Top Ten Books of the Week (3/17/2014)
The blessed return of Magnus, Robot Fighter gets the nod this week for best book. Long overdue, this book is chock full o’ action and darn good scifi. Dynamite is doing a great job with the Gold Key Characters! 1. Magnus 2. Sidekick 3. Black Science 4. She Hulk 5. All New X-Men 6. Mercenary […]
Top Ten Books of the Week (3/10/2014)
1. Sidekick 2. She Hulk 3. Mercenary Sea 4. Walking Dead 5. Miracleman 6. Doc Savage 7. Super Dinosaur 8. Wolverine and The X-Men 9. Amazing X-Men 10. Guardians of the Galaxy I’ve been consumed this week by a wonderful book I’ve recently discovered. Sidekick, from J. Michael Straczynski and Tom Mandrake. With a nod […]
Top Ten Books of the Week (3/2/2014)
The number one book of the week is Justice League. Digging deep into the reserves to combat the villainy of The Crime syndicate, Cyborg calls upon Will Magnus and his Metal Men to come out of retirement and hopefully save the day. I love the Metal Men so their return to comics is most welcome! […]
