Tags: geek goggle reviews Brandon Borzelli's Geek Goggle Reviews X-Men Original Sin #1 The opening of the crossover between X-Men Legacy and Wolverine Origins has an interesting set up. The comic is split between both title’s creative teams into two chapters. The story is seamless in its hand off between teams. The comic deals with reestablishing Wolverine and Xavier’s relationship and bringing Wolverine’s son, Daken, into the picture for those who might not know him. It’s a good story but it doesn’t feel terribly essential for this crossover.  03:19:18 pm, by ComicList 
Categories: Marvel Comics, Reviews, Geek Goggle Reviews Brandon Borzelli's Geek Goggle Reviews X-Men Magneto Testament #2 of 5 This is a story that is not a superhero tale. It’s not an origins story. It’s not anything like any other X-Men story I’ve ever read. It’s a historical account of how Nazi Germany turned its own citizens into the enemy. It took everything they had, beating them along the way, before running them out of their homes and eventually taking their lives. It follows one family in particular. A member of that family happens to become Magneto. Without that last sentence, this comic has nothing to do with the X-Men. It’s an excellent story documenting a horrifying and dark spot on mankind’s history. It’s a powerful story. 12:24:00 pm, by ComicList
Categories: Reviews, IDW Publishing, Geek Goggle Reviews Brandon Borzelli's Geek Goggle Reviews Transformers Spotlight Sideswipe The Revelations arc wraps up with this issue and with it the 40+ issue arc that has been running for a couple of years now. There was a ton to wrap up and this issue does an awfully good job of undertaking that task. The comic is most satisfying in two key areas: the use of Optimus Prime and the use of the title character. The comic misses in that it doesn’t explore some of the plot threads for more than a few panels due to the lack of space. I wish this comic could have been extra sized. 11:20:09 am, by ComicList
Categories: Reviews, Geek Goggle Reviews, Ardden Comics Brandon Borzelli's Geek Goggle Reviews Flash Gordon #2 The first issue caught my interest. The second issue has me hooked. The strength of reviving this franchise is in its characters and their quick development. This comic has a good story that moves quickly, but the characters in it make their mark immediately and have a uniqueness to them that helps make them stand out. The artwork is detailed in a cartoon like manner that seems to fit this fantasy story very well. This series is shaping up to be a breath of fresh air and we are only two issues into it! Brandon Borzelli's Geek Goggle Reviews Cable #7 Cable finds a peaceful spot to live while Bishop is an idiot and gets captured in the present. This issue finally puts an end to the cat and mouse game of Cable running from Bishop and expands the cast of characters to help provide a more interesting story. The art is a better fit here then in the burned out building setting of the first six issues. This issue is a great opening to a new arc. Tag cloudaam markosia advanced solicitations archie archie comics avengers baltimore comic-con batman boom boom studios comiclist comiclist critiques comiclists dark horse dark horse this week dark tower dc comics dc this week dynamite entertainment final crisis free comic book day geek goggle reviews green lantern hero initiative hulk idw publishing image comics iron man manga marvel comics marvel this week nbm new york comic con papercutz platinum studios previews radical publishing sales charts san diego comic con secret invasion skrulls spider-man star wars superman suspended animation top cow twomorrows viz media watchmen wolverine x-men |
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