Another "anti woke" faggot
Brilliant young inventor Michael Holt’s life was destined for greatness…yet everything screeched to a halt when his wife Paula and unborn sonwere killed in a car accident. The Holts once shared ambitious dreamsof using their technology to help others, but after the tragedy, Michaelretreats from society and sells Holt Industries to mysterious an...
Lost in the time stream, the JL can't do anything, but the Legion of Doom sure can (poor Ralph).
The art isn't to the standard the book has had, but Waid's writing compensats for it. The Luthor twist was well done.
My only complaint with this storyline is that villains like the Joker, Cheetah, Captain Cold, etc haven't done much of anything and they could easily have been more
“We Are Yesterday” Part Five (of six)Unlimited no more?! The Justice League is fractured throughout time as theLegion of Doom achieves the unthinkable…the siege of the Watchtower! AsGorilla Grodd’s attack intensifies, it’ll be up to one hero to call in the cavalry,and it is not who you think! Destruction, redemption, and a cavalcade of ch...
My ratings system... 1 is crap, 8 is fantastic, 9 is incredible and 10 is perfection (and is reserved for things like: DD Born Again, New Gods #7, Whatever Happened to the Man of Steel, etc.).
Another fine issue in both story and art.
Pranky is out of control and needs to be stopped, but who would dare?
If Mr X-Ray wasn't my favorite resident of Hyde Street before he is now.
Miss Goodbody has been fun too (unlike in the Devour special (not written by Johns)).
Johns is always great and it's nice to see Portela again - I've liked him ever since more
The manipulative Mr. X-Ray wants OUT of Hyde Street, pronto. The closer he gets to snatching 10,000 souls, the nearer his freedom. And he wants to up the count in a big way: by capturing an entire theater full of poor saps who have found their way onto Hyde Street. But will one good soul ruin it all?
For the second issue in a row, Sam single handedly takes on people much more powerful than himself and somehow survives because he has help from a talking city that flies.
This is just silly.
And how the Thinker and others never once referred to him as Falcon (to rile him up) was the writers mistake.
The art was decent enough though.
THE MASTERS OF EVIL RULE!
• The Impossible City, current home base of the Avengers, has been commandeered by the MASTERS OF EVIL!
• Who is left to defend the world while DOOM is in power?
• And how are the Avengers able to fight a war on multiple sides?
RATED T+
Somehow.
Last issue left off with Sue losing her powers and the FF ceasing to exist. This issue begins with Sue somehow rescuing the kids (not her husaband, brother or friends) into force field bubbles that somehow exist when Sue doesn't. Doesn't matter because the kids end up not existing anyway.
Somehow, Valeria is alive on Earth but she looks different and the FF are pow more
LAST ONE STANDING!
• "If you found yourself stranded somewhere in the universe with no knowledge of where you were, how quickly could you determine an answer to that question?" It's a thought experiment Mr. Fantastic had often challenged his children with - but now it's happening for real - to Valeria Richards!
• Valeria finds her...
Boring, strangely paced and full of bad ideas. North can’t write. The art is not very attractive either.
LAST ONE STANDING!
• "If you found yourself stranded somewhere in the universe with no knowledge of where you were, how quickly could you determine an answer to that question?" It's a thought experiment Mr. Fantastic had often challenged his children with - but now it's happening for real - to Valeria Richards!
• Valeria finds her...
Kara Zor-El has been a key member of the Super-Family in Metropolis, butwhat happens when she strikes out on her own? Follow Kara as she returnsto her roots in Midvale…home of Supergirl! But how could this be?! Our herohas not been back in years, and the protector of that town has been savingthe day for weeks. Can Supergirl stop the impostor befo...
Featuring 40 pages of story and art! Thrill to the all-new adventures of Penelope Pitstop!
This Giant-Size one-shot features three thrilling chapters that take us on a high-octane adventure from writer Ivan Cohen and super-star-artist-in-the-making Mariano Benitez-Chapo! Featuring a race-for-the-ages with tough and beautiful Penelope, handsome ...
We've read this story a thousand times. The ending in particular. North's retarded dialogue and clumsy pacing doesn't help, and neither does the mediocre art.
FANTASTIC TWO!
• As Ben recovers from what Doom has done to him, the Fantastic Four learn they're losing their powers at the one time they need them the most desperately!
• If they can't reverse the effect, they may be lost forever - and Doom will be unstoppable.
• But the family has an idea of how to get them back -...
I really don't know what to make of this comic. The Blue Bolt/Killerwatt origin story is appreciated, but how fricking stupid is this team? Deciding to pay BB's dad a visit after receiving Spider Woman's emergency call is just idiotic - or bad writing.
WILL THE REAL WONDER MAN PLEASE STAND UP?
• KILLERWATT is the first reformed* villain in a work-release program built by Tony Stark for his West Coast Avengers team, but he still needs some work to soften those rough edges.
• What better way to gain the public's trust than by taking on a revered Avengers legacy name like WONDER MA...
How to take one of the greatest cartoons of the 60's and make it work for today's audience?
This isn't quite it, but it's a valient effort.
Penelope is the star of this issue with the other racers barely getting a mention or cameo other than Peter Perfect in the wackiest role ever as a President who never campaigned and won by write-in votes.
If this has any chance for more
Featuring 40 pages of story and art! Thrill to the all-new adventures of Penelope Pitstop!
This Giant-Size one-shot features three thrilling chapters that take us on a high-octane adventure from writer Ivan Cohen and super-star-artist-in-the-making Mariano Benitez-Chapo! Featuring a race-for-the-ages with tough and beautiful Penelope, handsome ...
An absolutely joyful comic, and of course with a creative team like that it looks amazing. It can be rough being a Supergirl fan sometimes, so a comic that leans into why she's fun is really a breath of fresh air!
Kara Zor-El has been a key member of the Super-Family in Metropolis, butwhat happens when she strikes out on her own? Follow Kara as she returnsto her roots in Midvale…home of Supergirl! But how could this be?! Our herohas not been back in years, and the protector of that town has been savingthe day for weeks. Can Supergirl stop the impostor befo...
The cancelled Power Girl to make way for this? Thank you DC.
Sophie Campbell should have been writing PG.
That said, I resally liked this issue. It's a nice set-up story and a terrific plot with this mystery Supergirl (which might lead into the soliciated Satan Girl story that's coming in a couple months - and if you don't know who Satan Girl, you might not be a long time more
Kara Zor-El has been a key member of the Super-Family in Metropolis, butwhat happens when she strikes out on her own? Follow Kara as she returnsto her roots in Midvale…home of Supergirl! But how could this be?! Our herohas not been back in years, and the protector of that town has been savingthe day for weeks. Can Supergirl stop the impostor befo...
It's a good story, well written. Things tie in with the overall arc DC is in currently and the characters sound like themselves (well L-Ron is goofier than I'd like but, it's L-Ron so whatever :) ).
The art is a negative from me however. It's good art but more suited for a YA book than the main DC Universe.
First their powers are stuck in the wrong bodies—Ice is shooting flames while Fire’sbringing early snow to Kansas. But then, during a chaotic night of karaoke, Firemakes a daring wish on a magic artifact she finds in Zatanna’s hat: get the rightpowers back in the right bodies. And her wish works…technically. Because nowthey’re body-swappe...
There's a reason why Geiger is Ghost Machine's (and maybe even Image's) fladgship title and this issue continues to prove it.
An epic fight between Tariq and Ashley, Nate and Barney versus the Army, Junkyard Joe about to lose himself and a 'President' who looks to be more of a menace than all of them combined.
Oh and a little nuclear armageddon being minutes away.
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Ghost Machine’s radioactive renegade faces his most perilous challenge yet as he confronts the devastating chaos brewing in Lewistown, Montana. With his powers spiraling out of control, Tariq must fight to protect himself, his allies, and the innocent lives at stake. But salvation might only come with the unexpected aid of…The Glowing Woman.
At the start, we learn Dormy sent all the heroes off Earth and into some other dimension.
That's a mighty big event that is just glossed over and we're forced to accept it - but so many questions remain...
Why can't the heroes just return? It's not like Thor can't travel between dimensions. Get Wanda, Lockjaw or any other dimesnion jumper working on it.
Or Reed, who in the latest more
• Sensing vulnerability, Dormammu has attacked Earth - and only Doom stands in his way! Dormammu has banished all other heroes to a pocket dimension, leaving Doom to stand alone against the Dark Lord of Chaos.
• But on the other hand...Doom has never needed allies in order to ensure that his will is done.
• It's the ultimate sh...
1) There's no way Ted Grant is really dead - so funeral issues are meaningless in the end.
2) The 'traitor' arc is getting tired because it just doesn't move at a decent pace.
3) Having the JLA basically scold the JSA is just weird.
4) I like this new guy's (Rafael De Latorre) art.
5) I would have given this a higher score but Lemire called Powergirl "Paige".
The Justice Society and the rest of the hero community mourn the loss of one oftheir own. But as the dirt settles, the JSA needs to find a way forward to stop theInjustice Society’s plans, or the world is doomed!
This is a must read series. Yeah, it's basically just another zombie apocalypse (with cats) but every page, every panel, it's just just so damn good.
With this issue (and what's coming next) I'm hoping Elsie (finally) gets a chance to do something good.
Elsie, Lord, Gigi, and their makeshift pack find new allies as they make their way to the Pet City sanctuary. But can they trust these mysterious new cats? What are they after? What are they hiding? And what kind of cat has its own VICIOUS GUARD DOG!?
So much toxicity. I'd laugh if it wasn't so sad. Oh what the heck - I'll laugh anyway :)
Yeah. Some people can’t accept that we all have different tastes, although I’d argue that it isn’t always about taste. Some books are just objectively bad and I’m often astounded that people put up with them, not seeing the difference in quality at all. Anyway, I don’t know why some people have to get so insulting. I’ve been called a Trumpist and a faggott for not liking a comic book.WTF
North does it again - he continues to ignore proper characterization and history.
History first:
North says that the cosmic rays that powered the 4 ONLY happened once. I'm guessing he never read FF #13, #197, #310, Hulk #254, etc.
Ben absorbs the majority of cosmic rays? Reread any of the issues I just mentioned - there are LOTS of cosmic rays, it's just not possible. more
FANTASTIC TWO!
• As Ben recovers from what Doom has done to him, the Fantastic Four learn they're losing their powers at the one time they need them the most desperately!
• If they can't reverse the effect, they may be lost forever - and Doom will be unstoppable.
• But the family has an idea of how to get them back -...
Absolutely. It's just ridiculous to get so upset about someone else's opinion. Plus, the people who write negative reviews usually care about the series and characters in some way, otherwise they wouldn't take the time to write a review. They probably have some valid criticism and want the book to be better.
Reading your "review" gave me more autism than RFK Jr thinks vaccines do.