Monthly Archives: October 2011

Written by Scott Lobdell, Penciled by Brett Booth, Inked by Norm Rapmund. This is the 2nd Scott Lobdell title in as many weeks, and I find myself having the same feelings for him as I do for Judd Winick.  I’m … Continue reading →

Written and laid out by George Perez, finished by Jesus Merino. Somewhere I read some folks complaining that much of the New 52 books stories suffer from decompression, where the story is being stretched out when it could contain more … Continue reading →

Written by Tony Daniel, Drawn by Philip Tan. As I read this issue, I kept finding myself go “hmm” at the slight changes made to the Hawkman character. Carter Hall is now a cryptologist, one who deciphers text or markings.  … Continue reading →

Written by Peter Milligan, Drawn by Mikel Janin. When you think of the Justice League’s stories, you think of alien invasions or villians wishing to dominate and enslave the world.  A story about a magical character having some sort of … Continue reading →

Written by Francis Manapul and Brian Buccellato, Penciled by Francis Manapul, and Inked by Brian Buccellato. When I picked up my hold this week, I found this issue among my stack because my store had never removed it from my … Continue reading →

Written by David Finch and Paul Jenkins, Penciled by David Finch and Inked by Richard Friend. Almost a year ago the previous Batman: The Dark Knight #1 hit the stands amidst a lot of hype that ended up being nothing … Continue reading →

Written by Geoff Johns, Pencilled by Ivan Reis, and Inked by Joe Prado. A lot has been made out of this title, and Aquaman in particular, because of how mishandled he has been over his 70 years of publications.  Leading … Continue reading →

Written by Scott Lobdel, Pencilled and Inked by Kenneth Rocafort. This issue seemd “quiet” for the most part, where the potential for action is very obvious.  That doesn’t mean it didn’t have any action (and, if you’ve read the news, … Continue reading →