 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. Brandon Borzelli's Geek Goggle Reviews Daredevil #111 The start of a new arc gains a new reader: me. I read the freebie last month that explained the past four or five arcs of Daredevil and level set the field for new readers. I heard this issue was great so I gave it a shot and I liked it a lot. I didn’t think it was outstanding but I found it to be a really good start to a new arc. Brandon Borzelli's Geek Goggle Reviews Wolverine Annual #2 A harmless one shot in what is becoming a monthly occurrence for Wolverine. This comic has the honor carrying the main’s title’s title with word “Annual” tacked on the end of it. I picked it up on a whim and I enjoyed it. It’s not going to change your life, but if you like stories where Wolverine wanders into a random small town and has to solve a mystery and fight a monster then this is for you. The art provides some good visuals and doesn’t try to cut any corners despite the page count being more than normal.  09:44:59 am, by ComicList 
Categories: Suspended Animation, Reviews, Penny Farthing  Suspended Animation Review Captain Gravity and The Power of The Vril, published by Penny Farthing Press, 194 pages, $19.95. Joshua Jones is a hero. He just doesn’t know it. And, as a young black man working in the movie industry of the ‘30's, not many people would give him the benefit of the doubt. Destiny took a hand, however, when Joshua was “infected” by what he knows as Element 115. Readers of this volume will come to know it as The Vril, and it’s tied-in to an epic adventure involving Nazi’s, Atlantis, and an objectionable symbol with which most everyone is familiar. Brandon Borzelli's Geek Goggle Reviews Batman #680 The review I didn’t want to write. It’s the penultimate chapter of RIP and with this issue brings two things that you should be warned about before reading further. If you don’t like criticism of Grant Morrison’s storytelling then stop reading. If you don’t like spoilers then stop reading. Tag cloudaction comics avengers batman black canary cable captain america checker bpg comiclist critiques dark horse dc comics dynamite entertainment fantagraphics final crisis flash frank frazetta geek goggle reviews geek goggle weekly rankings gi joe goon green arrow green lantern hulk huntress idw idw publishing image comics indiana jones iron man kick ass lone ranger marvel comics mice templar midwest book review reviews secret invasion skaar spider-man star wars star wars superman suspended animation transformers twomorrows ultimate human variant edition wildstorm wolverine world of warcraft x-men zondervan |
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