TASTE THE TRUTHINESS!
Bully's Tribute To The Death of Captain America. All of the deaths of Captain America, actually.
Download free, legal Comic Books in .cbz format. Free. And Legal. Including Galaxion, which I want a TPB of when the story gets that big.
I was amused to find a single reply to my post about Unscrewed. I replied to that comment, though my better instincts told me not to. Apparently Rick Olney enjoys seeing himself on Google or something, or there's no way he would've noticed my little blog.
Lea Hernandez is home again. Huzzah!
Rest In Peace, Arnold Drake.
MetaFilter connects Heroes and Watchmen, warning, spoilers for future Heroes episodes in the links.
Marv Wolfman scares me with Passover Plague Toys.
A Spell of Confusion aka "Does a balrog have wings?"
We are controlled by a cat virus!!!
Girls who were suspended for saying "vagina" get to meet the author of "The Vagina Monologues," Eve Ensler.
We're gearing up for Oz at McDonalds.
A story of kindness.
Pi Day is coming! Pi Day is coming!
Politics: Injured troops, unfit for duty, ordered back to Iraq.
Showing posts with label Captain America. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Captain America. Show all posts
Monday, March 12, 2007
Lunkdimping, Again
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Sunday, March 11, 2007
Really Rapid Reviews
These are mini-capsules: about one sentence per book with whether or not I recommend the book.
7 March 2007
52 Week Forty-Four: "Deaths in the Family": This book goes up, this book goes down. I liked the bits with Renee Montoya, but not the rest. Mildly recommended.
The Flash #9: "Full Throttle Prologue: Split Decision": Another good issue. I particularly like the name of the bad guy at the beginning. Recommended.
Justice League of America #6: "The Tornado's Path: Iron Man": Um. Ok. Is it over, then? Neutral.
Shazam! The Monster Society of Evil #2: "NZIB GZPVH GSV XZPV": I've never been a huge Captain Marvel fan, but this is a good book. Recommended.
Justice League Unlimited #31: "The One-Man Justice League": I admit that I never really thought of Rex as being that egotistical, but it worked for this tale. This is a great book. Highly recommended.
Age of Bronze #25: "Betrayal 6": I read through this intently, then read the text pages, then flipped back through the story and suddenly realized that the issue was entirely talking. I hadn't realized that while reading it. It was THAT good. Highly recommended.
The Phantom #15: "Walker's Line Part Two of Two": A flashback tale to the current Phantom's youth, this wasn't a bad tale, but doesn't stand out. Mildly recommended.
Castle Waiting #5: Ok, now in addition to wondering exactly what's up with Tylo (he's NOT the one she ran from, is he?) I'm also wondering what the heck is wrong with the doctor. Highly recommended.
My buddy David has me pick up a few books for him, and asked for some Marvels this week... including Captain America. Here's what I thought of the Marvels I grabbed for David, and thanks again David for letting me read them.
Daredevil #94: "Our Love Story": Wow. This is an interesting introduction to Daredevil. A very good jumping on point, as it turns out. I have no interest in the character, but this was an intriguing story. Recommended.
Captain America #25: "The Death of the Dream: Part One": Plenty of context is given throughout the issue, so the story wasn't hard to follow. It was ok. Mildly recommended.
Fantastic Four #543: A jumping on issue, with a 45th anniversary story. Fairly solid. The Stan Lee cameo story was nicely silly. Mildly recommended.
Civil War: The Initiative: Chaotic and messy, and not pleasant in what's happened in the Marvel Universe. I never thought I'd actively hate Iron Man. Very mildly recommended.
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