SP - just seeing this. Went over there out of curiousity to see the discussion but don't think I could access it or something. Can't remember but have sinced moved on. Yeah remove me from it if not already done. Cheers.
Hey Dan, if you look at the user reviews for Black Panther Legends #3, you'll find an actually racist review. Can you do something about that?
If you're who joined the discord, you need to say something in the server or you'll be kicked.
SP - just seeing this. Went over there out of curiousity to see the discussion but don't think I could access it or something. Can't remember but have sinced moved on. Yeah remove me from it if not already done. Cheers.
Smallwood should win an Eisner for this, his work has been that good through the first three issues. King's script has met the lofty standard set by the art as well. The double page spread featuring a classic "red stoplight" scene was perfect match of form and function. The way Chance's internal dialogue meshed with Guy's droning on and Smallwood's quick panels was everything that's right about thmore
Christopher Chance is a man on a deadline and working to solve a crime that might be unsolvable. Despite his better judgment, he’s falling for his lead suspect, and her violent ex-boyfriend isn’t happy about it. Oh, and that ex? He’s a Green Lantern.
You accusing me of “not reading” is pretty funny when you refuse to read the Black Label stamp on the cover of the book.
Excellent review. This is Guy if I've ever seen him. If I described this character and his actions to someone with even a passing knowledge of DC, without naming the character, they'd be able to tell you it was Guy very quickly.
Hey so, Merlyn's review is stupid, and here's why:
First he complains about Jon Kent not using the classic Superman phrase. Even though it shouldn't bother a human being as much as it bothers him, there's a good reason beyond just L E F T I S M. Jon Kent is trying to be a different Superman, one focused on creating a better future, hence the new phrasing. Second, he complains about the more
Jonathan Kent has experienced a lot in his young life. He’s traveled the galaxies with his Kryptonian grandfather and lived in the future with the Legion of Super-Heroes, who were intent on training him for the day his father, Clark Kent, could no longer be Superman. There is a hole in the Legion’s history that prevents Jon from knowing exactly...
You aren't if you want to shut Merlyn no matter what... If he hates most of the comics he reads, then it's only his problem and you could just feel for him a bit, because it's him who sad and angry, not you :D
Bland and lifeless. Johns once again proving that he can't write Batman for shit. His dedicated fanboys might spam this with 10s and send death threats to anyone who disagrees, but bad writing is bad writing.
Harvey Dent is dead. Or is he?
A gang of thieves thrusts Gotham City into a state of fear when they are mysteriously well-armed with military-grade weapons: flamethrowers, grenade launchers, and even tanks.
And this gang claims it is funded by none other than former district attorney Harvey Dent.
Balancing his two lives, Bruc...
@ComickerPerson - I'm curious, why is it "bland and lifeless"/ bad writing? Genuinely asking and hope you respond (articulately). I'm go'n give you the benefit ot the doubt and ignore @daspidaboy and @VicSav's claims you're biased (meaning I'm not going to check your past ratings of GJ's comics). That said, HARD disagee with your review. Think this book (and the volumes before) are well written and serve as an interesting take on the Bat-Universe/Mythos. Each instalment has been a great....
...addition and showed organic growth of the characters/ world involved. The spin on these characters are also interesting. Having read a Batman who is arguably "more than human" for way too long, it's great to have a version that is closer to the "original concept". Earth-One Batman is definitely my favorite Batman (at least for now) and would love to have more, though I do fear that more may result in an implosion. Just like the Ult. Universe.
Hey M, saw your review of the new Nightwing book. I'm intrigued - what do you like in your comic books/ what monthly books do you genuinely enjoy reading? When I see such reviews on books I think are pretty good, I wonder if I'm reading through rose-colored glasses. (Didn't want to ask this as a comment on the review to avoid people butting in and making it a thing).
All-New Wolverine (Tom Taylor) Cap (Brubaker) Daredevil (Bendis, Brubaker) Daughters of the Dragon Dr. Strange (Waid) Fury Max - My War Gone By (Ennis) House of X - Powers of X (Hickman) Immortal Iron Fist (Fraction) Iron Man v4 (Extremis Era) Invincible Iron Man (Fraction) Jessica Jones -Blind Spot & Purple Daughter Killmonger (Brian Hill) King Thor (Aaron) Moon Knight (Huston, Ellis) Nick Fury - Deep Cover Capers (James Dale Robinson) Punisher - Soviet (Ennis)
Punisher Max (Ennis) Secret Warriors (Hickman) Superior Foes of Spiderman (Spencer) The Ultimates (Millar) The Vision (King) Thor - God of Thunder (Aaron) Thunderbolts (Ellis) Uncanny X-Force (Remender) Winter Soldier (Brubaker) X-Force (Kyle & Yost) X-Men - Second Coming SO I FOUND THE LIST :D WAS LONGER THAN I THOUGHT
I definitely loved it, but the only thing that bothered me or maybe it will be because as I have said, I've been out of the Marvel for a while. But the change to sexual preference because making changes just to increase sales that makes me uncomfortable, it doesn't feel original. If I'm in a mistake and the character was bi, before all progressive exaggeration came down on us, please illustrate more
• Black Cat's actions of the last few years make her rethink who she is.
• The price of all the things Felicia and the Black Fox have stolen is finally tallied and the bill is due.
• And when a bill involves items from the Fantastic Four, Iron Man, Dr. Strange, Iron Fist and Wolverine, you can't exa...
*The review where he's anti-Semitic is Rasiel's though he still inserted himself in a conversation he had nothing to do with AFTER he blocked me because he didn't want to hear my opinions that differed from his.
I'd recommend everyone go read that comment chain. If you think I'm anti-semitic after reading that, well... I'm not very concerned with what you think.
Complete and utter bullshit, even King fanboys MUST see this, he just ripped you off of nine issues' worth of money for a farce! And he turned Adam Strange into a villain after he did the same to Wally West! Why does DC lets this guy get away with this kind of stuff? He's not Alan Moore and HE NEVER WILL BE BECAUSE HE SIMPLY LACKS THE TALENT AND SKILL.
Once upon a time on Rann, Adam Strange made a deal with his neighbors and foes to take a stand against the invading Pykkts. Now, on Earth, he is trying to do the same thing: to get all the heroes to rise as one to keep the marauders from doing to his home planet what they already did to his adopted one. But the original deal was a devil’s bargain...
Again, could you recommend me some? You seem to know so much about this stuff, be helpful please. :))
I enjoyed the Mr. Miracle from FS so I was looking forward to this. I couldn't be more disappointed. Another race-baiting comic that at times was actually pretty racist. And after the cliffhanger, I'm sure it will get even worse.
Spinning out of DC Future State, the story of how Shilo Norman became the Mister Miracle of tomorrow starts here.
The Mister Miracle show used to be the hottest ticket in town, whether you caught him onstage escaping from perilous traps or spotted him on the streets of Metropolis taking out bad guys. What Shilo Norman forgot is the first rul...
I may have read too much into that but it's not the first time I've read a race-baiting comic from Easton, he did it in Superman Red and Blue too. Thing is, I actually think he's not a bad writer so when he doesn't use his talent and does this sort of thing it's even more annoying. I'm just disappointed because I was hoping this comic wouldn't take this easy route.
Ok, fair enough. And I DO see your point because the "You're Normal" comment initially did have me thinking "huh?" and truth be told I DID read it in the context of his race before brushing it aside and thinking otherwise. Perhaps that may be considered "race-baiting" but I'm no expert on the subject. On Eaton's other writing that has same tropes, I can't comment on. But yeah, just seems like the issue wasn't your cuppa tea for the reasons you gave. Which is fine.
PEOPLE, please continue supporting this series. This series is one of the best indie comics out there. It has an amazing premise, and it's supplemented with some of the best looking art in any comic book.
Revenge is the greatest motivator and Gran and Duncan have awakened the ire of the mother of all monsters...
Liking this run so far. It's dirty and violent, perfect for a Wolverine series. It also is bringing something new which I was hoping for this new X-Men status quo, leaving Wolverine more and more alone away from the X-Men. Some of his best stories come from his solo series, I think he works much better as a solo character than as part of an ensemble. The art is also fantastic, Bogdanovic reallmore
THE RED TAVERN!
After getting dressed down by the Quiet Council for rogue activity, Wolverine escapes through his own secret gate to the Red Tavern, a snowbound, backwoods watering hole where he only wants to guzzle whiskey in peace. But Logan soon discovers that peace isn't possible as a twist-and-turn murder mystery unfolds - and at the heart...
It's ironic. While I get that Logan sells (which is paramount), I was one of the more vocal people against him having yet another solo series. Chalk it up to being oversaturated pre-DoW & the multiple versions during his "absence". That said, I enjoyed this issue way more than the first 3 combined. And the art? A welcome gear shift. Indeed Logan works so much better as a solo character and more importantly, detached from the X-men/everyone. Aaron's The Adamantium Men is a prime example of this.
jokerman, I've been getting numerous complaints about your conduct on the site. It's created a level of antagonism that goes against the spirit of what I want the site to be and is affecting others' enjoyment of the site. I have no way of knowing if you read all the issues you review, but please only review issues you've read. And for the issues you have read and would like to review, there's a 20 point scale you can use to give a more evolved rating rather than reducing issues to either Masterpiece or Trash. That kind of reductive rating style is not only insulting to others who’ve enjoyed the issues you’ve labeled as Trash, but can either boost or bomb an issue's rating unfairly, which in turn causes our aggregate community ratings for each issue to mean less. This site is built on the contributions of all of us, so please consider the effects your contributions have on the site and the community that enjoys being here. If not, I have no problem with removing your account.
Jokerman and his reviews are gone. Let's all move on now and get back to enjoying our trash comics.
I don't know that more readers depend on it overall, but there is a certain group that seem pretty dedicated to the user reviews.
So you are fighting with the majority of people who don't want to read bad comics. Okay.
Yes, that's definitely what that means.