The thing to ask yourself before going into Civil War is ‘do I like change?’ I figure most readers of trade paperbacks do enjoy change. They enjoy villains rising from the dead, characters changing powersContinue reading
Tag: Iron Man
The Ultimates: Super Human
The Ultimates is part of Ultimate Marvel, a series designed to re-imagine the stories of some of Marvel’s classic characters with a modern twist. Not only does this allow Marvel to remove some of the confusing and sometimesContinue reading
Secret Invasion
Ok, the graphic novel review you’ve all been waiting for… Ok, not really I mean it did come out in 2009 after all, but it’s what I’ve been leading up to with the last twoContinue reading
New Avengers: Civil War (5)
So by now I’ve pretty much come to the conclusion that no New Avengers book can compare to the first one, Breakout. I’ve also come to the conclusion that none of the Civil War graphic novels holdContinue reading
Civil War: Fantastic Four
As I really enjoyed the main Civil War TPB, I decided that it would be worth while to collect the whole crossover event, or at least as many as I could easily find fairly inexpensively. Continue reading
New Avengers: The Collective (4)
What, another New Avengers review? I know, but I needed to get through it so that I could read the New Avengers: Civil War which I’ve been hanging onto for a while as I amContinue reading
The Ultimates 2: Grand Theft America (2.2)
Well, this book finishes up the story where Gods and Monsters left off and to be honest with you, I could use a bit of a break from The Ultimates so it will be aContinue reading
New Avengers: Secrets and Lies (3)
Will the 3rd New Avengers book restore the series to the top of the shelf or did Sentry begin a downward spiral that there’s just no getting out of? Will this be the book whereContinue reading
The Ultimates: Homeland Security (1.2)
Homeland Security opens up just where Super Human ended and it also concludes this run of the series. As I began reading the second book I was reminded of how this series are darker and covers moreContinue reading