Post by Action Ace on Oct 2, 2014 18:59:47 GMT -5
among my giant stack o' comics yesterday...
AQUAMAN AND THE OTHERS #6
**1/2
Filler issue right out the 1980s as the team gets a new HQ and everyone goes home to visit. Lan Medina continues to make the comic look good.
JUSTICE LEAGUE 3000 #10
**
The ten issue opening arc finally comes to an end. Another DC series set in the year 3000 has a guest starring role.
GRAYSON #3
***
A bit better this month as we see some more Spyral agents in action. Lots of good action and a little Bond style romance as well. Mikel Janin continues his march toward the top of the DC artist chart.
DETECTIVE COMICS #35
***
Story was solid and the issue went by way too quick. It could be a good opportunity to see some detective work. Jean Paul Leon really filled up the art pages, now if I just liked the way he drew people better.
WONDER WOMAN #34
**
If I'm guessing right... next issue Zeke gets on the throne, reveals his true identity, tosses down some thunderbolts, the end. Nice art by Cliff Chang.
GREEN LANTERN #35
**1/2
I didn't read the Godhead opener, but I could piece together the events all right so I wasn't lost. It was ok, like the other giant arcs in Green Lantern comics of late.
BATMAN/ SUPERMAN #14
***
Toyman, Lois and Catwoman livened things up a little bit. It looks like we're still headed to the familiar King Superman vs Rebel Batman story.
JUSTICE LEAGUE #34
****
Johns crafts another winner where everyone got a bit of time to shine. The Captain Cold pages were what you expected out of the Johns/ Kolins team. Still, it is the Lex Luthor train and I'm all aboard.
SUPERMAN DOOMED #2
****
This epic turned out to be a lot better than I ever thought it would when it was first announced. And that last page...
ACTION COMICS #35
***1/2
Pak resets a whole bunch of things in Superman's world. He continues to do great work with the cast, especially Lana and John Henry.
AQUAMAN AND THE OTHERS #6
**1/2
Filler issue right out the 1980s as the team gets a new HQ and everyone goes home to visit. Lan Medina continues to make the comic look good.
JUSTICE LEAGUE 3000 #10
**
The ten issue opening arc finally comes to an end. Another DC series set in the year 3000 has a guest starring role.
GRAYSON #3
***
A bit better this month as we see some more Spyral agents in action. Lots of good action and a little Bond style romance as well. Mikel Janin continues his march toward the top of the DC artist chart.
DETECTIVE COMICS #35
***
Story was solid and the issue went by way too quick. It could be a good opportunity to see some detective work. Jean Paul Leon really filled up the art pages, now if I just liked the way he drew people better.
WONDER WOMAN #34
**
If I'm guessing right... next issue Zeke gets on the throne, reveals his true identity, tosses down some thunderbolts, the end. Nice art by Cliff Chang.
GREEN LANTERN #35
**1/2
I didn't read the Godhead opener, but I could piece together the events all right so I wasn't lost. It was ok, like the other giant arcs in Green Lantern comics of late.
BATMAN/ SUPERMAN #14
***
Toyman, Lois and Catwoman livened things up a little bit. It looks like we're still headed to the familiar King Superman vs Rebel Batman story.
JUSTICE LEAGUE #34
****
Johns crafts another winner where everyone got a bit of time to shine. The Captain Cold pages were what you expected out of the Johns/ Kolins team. Still, it is the Lex Luthor train and I'm all aboard.
SUPERMAN DOOMED #2
****
This epic turned out to be a lot better than I ever thought it would when it was first announced. And that last page...
ACTION COMICS #35
***1/2
Pak resets a whole bunch of things in Superman's world. He continues to do great work with the cast, especially Lana and John Henry.
