Tag Archives: DC Comics
Top Ten Books of the Week
The wait for Grant Morrison’s masterpiece is finally over! 1. Multiversity #1 (DC Comics) 2. Justice Inc. (Dynamite Comics) 3. Six Million Dollar Man Season 6 (Dynamite Comics) 4. Batman And Robin (DC Comics) 5. X-Files Year Zero (IDW) 6. Armor Hunters Harbinger (Valiant) 7. Armor Hunters Bloodshot (Valiant) 8. Daredevil #7 (Marvel Comics) 9. […]
Flashback Friday
My favorite superhero is Spider Man but my favorite super team was, is and always will be the Legion of Super Heroes. Back in January of 1980, the Legion finally got their own ongoing book with issue #259. It marked the beginning of a fabulous era of storytelling with this heroic team from the 30th […]
Top Ten Books of the Week (4/14/2014)
This week’s Number One book is Superman Wonder Woman. I have to admit I was skeptical at first about this book and the romance between both characters but Charles Soule and Paulo Siqueira have done great job. This issue really captures the bond between Superman and Wonder Woman, not simply as lovers but as teammates […]
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! […]
Top Of The Stack!
Stormwatch is very quickly becoming one of my first reads on Wednesdays. It goes without saying that Jim Starlin is a force of nature…a monster of wonderful creativeness that I have loved for many, many years. His stories always seem to contain a foundation of hard scifi which please me to no end. But what […]
Top of the Stack!
My pick for this week is All Star Western #25. This comic has bent convention so many times that I have completely lost track. His long excursion into the dark world of Gotham City added several much needed layers to the character. What a fantastically weird book! Jonah Hex has become quite the time traveller […]
