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5 (43) 4 (8) 3 (3) 2 (2) 1 (0) 4.7 starsAverage score of 56 user reviews
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Super Awesome Brain Team Go! (Spoilers) 2
You all laughed at them in the past. I mean who didn't? The purple Wizard who's greatest invention was a flying disc, Egghead with a ...well egghead, Red ghost with his super Monkey buddies, The Leader who looks like something out of veggie tales, and M.O.D.O.K.? don't get me started on mister carney hands.All are super villans who have fallen to the wayside of 2nd rate evil. well these underdogs have had enough and i say Go SUPER AWESOME BRAIN TEAM GO!!! It's totally awesome seeing these seemin...
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I would like to introduce....Captain Marvel! (Spoilers) 0
You know Noh Varr really deserves his own series, that's just me talking personally but we never really see him especially now that he is no longer a member of the Dark Avengers. However back on topic...Noh has been a very busy bee, on top of eluding Stormin Norman Noh has been trying to find purpose in his life. I think this story really got to me because like Noh, I too am young and feel somewhat directionless in this crazed world. And that's what makes Noh great while he is somewhat detached ...
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The Next Comic Masterpeice? (Spoilers) 0
Every once in a while a title comes around that just leaves jaws hanging on the floor, for example Watchmen and The Walking dead. Supergod may be the best title nobody's really heard about to come along. While the mainstream has relied upon flesh eating zombies/the recently deceased to tell a story, Warren Ellis connects humanity's perception of God(s) to Superhuman figures to craft a masterful tale of how the creation and faith in Godlike super humans ultimately doom's humanity to oblivion. wit...
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El Flamingo hands the womp down! (spoilers) 1
Don't let the cover fool you. This issue reeks of bad@#$ness. I respect everyone's right to their own opinion, but was a little taken aback by the rating this issue had when i first checked (a 1.8avg). Well of course I have a bias due to my love for Morrison's writing and the character Batman, but that doesn't mean you the reader should take my word for it. However despite my views i feel that Batman and Robin #6 was a very solid issue. of course the action and art was well done, but it was more...
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I'm probably gonna get a lot of heat for this...(spoilers) 1
Hmm...I don't know what it was about this issue that i just didn't find appealing. The Art was good, so i suppose it had to be something with the story. I guess i was just disappointed that this book chose the path to follow the normal cliche. So we get Psylocke who is taking her original body back to Japan to bury it. Japan of all places i have no idea why. Lo and behold Betsy gets ambushed by the most cliched thing you could ever get ambushed by in Japan. Yep thats right Hand Ninjas. Who a...
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Ha Ha got ya 0
If you have made the decision to hold off or not read Ultimate Spider Man; you defenitly are missing out. To be honest I have not been the biggest fan of the ultimate universe...After the "Earth Shattering" Ultimatum, that has begun to change. while I have not been much into the Ultimate Universe to determine whether or not this is an entirely different direction, I can say titles such as this one and Ultimate Avengers do not disappoint. One thing that I am totally digging from this comic is...
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Man oh man! (spoilers) 0
The title of the review says it all. I was so anxious to get my hands on this issue, and i read it and it didn't disapoint. Man, where to begin, first off some insane stuff is going down in Gotham city, The Black Mask is brainwashing civilians as shock troops! Black mask is also gathering an evil cabal of scientific genuises for some yet to be revealed nefarious scheme. However the highlight of this issue for me was the return of The Falcone crime family, led by none other than Mario Falcone the...
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Necrosha! 0
Alright there are a couple of things that i need to get off my chest. First i cannot help but feel a little taken aback by the concept here, cause it reminds me of another story currently going on having to do with the dead...cough...cough...blackest night; however don't get me wrong, i totally dug this issue. I initially didn't expect much from Necrosha, however I eventually caved in and bought this issue, and i must say my money was well spent. Clayton Crain's art fits the mood of the story pe...
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Spider-Man: Clone Saga?!?! 0
Okay, I'm gonna be honest, I have never read the original clone saga. However after viewing G-Man's review i have the understanding that this issue is the beginning of a updated and condensed version of what was described as a very long story arc. Now before i get into the grade of this comic, i want to say that i have sort have stopped picking up the Amazing Spiderman at my local comic store, on the basis that everything after the amazing story arc of New Ways To Die, has seemed some what repet...
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Nice! 0
the better part of this issue is comprised of Flashbacks, concerning the struggles of the newly appointed Batman Dick Grayson. Batman defiantly has his hands full. Both with the new Robin Damian, and his struggle to fill the shoes that Bruce has left. add the immediate threat from a band of super human carnival performers and you've got a recipe for disaster. I felt that the story worked well in such that it was able to make me question Dick's ability to fill the role of Batman (a good example...
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The Start of a new chapter for the Batman 0
Let me just begin by letting you know that my review may seem a bit too positive, partly due to the fact that i am a very big fan of both Grant Morrison and Frank Quitely. If you have been following the recent news about the caped crusader, you will most likely know that this story is set right after the hit or miss "Battle for the Cowl"; as well as the well received "What ever happened to the Caped Crusader". To simply cut to the point, Batman and Robin was able to get me wanting more after i f...
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Madman! 0
Madman #15. What can I say? well I'm hooked! Last year i tried to get into the madman series, however it was proving to be extremely difficult, because the stories that i read were very abstract. however, this issue changed all of that for me. the story was very easy to get into. and the art was very good. I would say that this issue is a very good place to start if you have not already gotten into the world of madman. One particular thing i enjoyed a whole lot was the cover, it reminded me of D...
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Was Ok.... 0
To start I am a huge Spider man fan, I have been enjoying the ASM ever since i got back into the title back when New Ways To Die, which i highly suggest you read if you have not already. anyways i felt that the tension from where the last issue left off really fizzed out in this issue. Now get me wrong, i love what the current writers have been doing, likewise John Romita Jr.'s art has grown on me as well, but to tell you the truth i just wasn't feeling it in this issue. I mean it just felt like...
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X Force is awesome! 0
To tell you all the truth i was a little disappointed with the previous issue about Eli Bard, i was kinda hoping that he was Wither. Oh well there's nothing I can do about it . So anyways on with the review. i was blown away by this issue! the Art by Clayton Crain is absolutely gorgeous as always. it has that dark nightmarish quality that i have come to love.lately i think the writers Kyle and Yost are doing an excellent job moving the story along. I am defenitly liking where this is going to th...
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Can't belive i havn't gotten into this title sooner! 2
Wow! i just have to say that i can't belive i have been missing this book. The Secret Six #5 was really able to draw me into the lives of the six "villans" which create an interesting story to follow. the group of villans are on the run from the mysterious Junior after obtaining a get out of hell free card. unfortunantly Bane is captured by Junior and is tortured in order to reveal the groups location. ok enough of the summary, i think what drew me in is the conflict these charaacters face as th...
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King Breaker a good and easy read 2
Overall i really liked this first issue, i have read the Xmen Deadly Genesis, The Rise and Fall of the Shiar Empire, Emperor Vulcan, and now am reading X men King Breaker. The story continues where the last story arc left off Lilandra, Marvel Girl, and the Cloud wannabe Korvus are hitting Emporer Vulcan with Guerilla strikes, Vulcan is continuing his aggressive expansion of the Shiar empire, and Havok, Polaris, Long Knife, and Chod are being held captive and tortured in a prison under an ocean....
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