MARVEL UNLIMITEDStrange Academy #13Eternals #7Added -
Heroes Reborn: The Return #1 (1997)Added -
Heroes Reborn: The Return #2 (1997)Added -
Heroes Reborn: The Return #3 (1997)Added - Heroes Reborn: The Return #4 (1997)
Added - Dark Ages #1
Added - Dark Ages #2
Added - Dark Ages #3
Added - Kang the Conqueror #4
Added - FF Anniversary Tribute
Added - for some reason - Moon Knight #5
DC INFINITEInfinite Frontier #4Joker #6Batman Reptilian #2 (not sure how I wrote #7 originally)Added -
Nightwing #83Added -
Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow #3Added - Superman and the Authority #2
OTHER PUBLISHERSPrimordial #4
Primordial #5Basilisk #6Added -
Mazebook #4 (could've sworn I had it)
Mazebook #5 Once and Future #7
Once and Future #8Added -
Once and Future #9Someone is Killing the Children #1
Someone is Killing the Children #2
Someone is Killing the Children #3 Added -
Someone is Killing the Children #4Added -
Someone is Killing the Children #5Added -
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Heroes Reborn/Return - Man, this was/is tough reading here. The art of the nineties are still influential here as Slavador Larocca'a art looks nothing like it comes to be later, and the writing by PAD is kind of cringeworthy, but for some reason I decided I wanted to pick up on the Marvel comics that came after this, back when Marvel did their own reset with some of their titles. Hope to get through this and into the '98 relaunches of FF, Cap, Iron Man, Thor and eventually Hulk but by the time I am done with this I may have soured on that idea.
Infinite Frontier - Like Jeff I am enjoying this, a good bit even, and Also like Jeff I get what is happening here, but I (for one) struggle to know how this fits into DC currently. I know it was set to be a thing earlier on, but is this now just happening in the back ground, is it going to affect DC proper at some point, is it a prelude to Williamson's Dark Crisis? I guess I will find out soon enough.
Batman: Reptilian - Enjoying this (darkly) painted Liam Sharp book but damn my boy Ennis' take on THIS particular Batman is baaaad. The dialog THIS Bat conveys is not Batman. That said I still think this is a good read, it is an Elseworlds after all so I can let the Bat'speak slide, and look forward for more. Not for everyone though. For sure
Nightwing - Best part of this issue is the conversations between Dick and Supes, and Dick and Barbara. The other stuff, the main gist of this issue, I will let slide away. Moving on!!!
Supergirl - A decent issue that makes me wonder how many issues this mini should've/could've been if we just stuck to the main story. Not a big deal, it was done well, but more of a sidestep off the trail on our way to getting further along our path
Mazebook - Man, not sure how I thought I had (and read) issue #4 of Mazebook, but I hadn't. I started issue #5 (not noticing in my list) and realized I missed something
One of Jeff's favorite writers brings us a heartfelt story that can only work, I feel, in this medium. In other words, I don't think this would work as anything but a comic. The art and the way it is used is so important.
Once and Future - HA, we made it to the point in the book where the Siege Perilous comes into play and boy I bet this "Galahad" wished we didn't
And Merlin looks awesome. Love the design
Someone is Killing the Children - So I am busy trying to convince Jeff and Jimmy to watch the show "Haunting of Hill House" on Netflix as I think it is not only one of the best "haunted house" stories (one that makes the idea of family so important) but also because I hear that this comic is getting its own show and the production company that will run said show is headed by the writer/director of Hill House. I think watching that series has made me trust that how good Flanigan can be and I feel great about this comic being a very good adaption. One of Tynion's best I think