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Who’s Getting What This Week?
Alex + Ada #2, Invincible #107, Lazarus #5 + Shaolin Cowboy #3 This is looking like a pretty incredible week as far as comics go. Every book I’m picking up on Wednesday could easily place on my list of the … Continue reading
Posted in Best New Comic Books, Comic Book Collecting, Comic Books, Commentary, Inveterate Media Junkies™ Exclusive, New Comic Books, Opinion, Who's Getting What This Week?
Tagged Alex + Ada #2, Best Comics for the Week, Best New Comics, Dark Horse Comics, Geof Darrow, Greg Rucka, Image Comics, Invincible #107, Jonathan Luna, Jose Melendez, Jose's Comic Book Picks for The Week, Lazarus #5, Michael Lark, Robert Kirkman, Ryan Ottley, Shaolin Cowboy #3, Who’s Getting What This Week?
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IMJ Capsule Reviews™ – All New Comic Book Reviews for the Week of 1.30.13!
Superior Spider-Man #2 The Peter Principle Writer: Dan Slott Artist: Ryan Stegman Colorist: Edgar Delgado Letterer: Chris Eliopoulos 20 pages, $3.99 I am not going to beat around the bush with this review. I really do want to finish writing … Continue reading
Posted in ALTERNATIVE COMICS, CAPSULE COMIC BOOK REVIEWS, CAPSULE REVIEWS™, Comic Book Reviews, Commentary, Inveterate Media Junkies™ Exclusive, New Comic Book Releases, New Comic Book Reviews, Opinion
Tagged Andrew Dalhouse, Aneke, Avatar, Batman, Brett Booth, Bruce Willis, Chris Eliopoulos, Cliff Rathburn, Comic book, Comic Book Artist, Comic Book Colorist, Comic Book Inker, Comic Book Letterer, COMIC BOOK WRITER, Comic Books, Cory Walker, Crossed Badlands, Crossed Badlands #22, Damsels, Damsels #5, Dan Slott, Dark Horse, Dark Horse Comics, Dave Sharpe, David Lapham, David Tipton, DC Comics, Dead @ 17, Death of the Family, Depatie-Freleng, Depatie-Freleng animation, Digikore Studio, Doctor Who, Doctor Who Comics, Doctor Who Prisoners of Time, Doctor Who Prisoners of Time #1, Dynamite, Dynamite Entertainment, ed Riding Hood, Edgar Delgado, Emily and the Strangers, Emily and the Strangers #1, Emily Ivie, Emily the Strange, Fabian Nicieza, Face Off, Gary Caldwell, Geof Darrow, Hawkeye, Hawkeye #7, Hurricane Sandy, Ian MacMillan, IDW, IDW Publishing, Image Comics, IMJ Capsule Review Crew, Insideman, Invincible, Invincible #100, Ivan Nunes, Jaymes Reed, Jeff Lemire, Jeromy Cox, Jesse Hamm, JH WILLIAMS, John Rauch, John Reppion, Jose Melendez, Joseph Michael Linsner, Josh Howard, Justice League Dark, Justice League Dark #16, Leah Moore, Locusmortis, M.C. Escher, Mariah Huehner, Marvel Comics, Marvel NOW!, Matt Fraction, Matt Hollingsworth, Miguel A. Ruiz, Mikel Janin, New 52, Night of the Hunter, pointless violence, Rape, Rapunzel, Ray Fawkes, Rob Leigh, Rob Reger, Robert Kirkman, Rus Wooton, Ryan Ottley, Ryan Stegman, Scott Lobdell, Scott Tipton, Simon Bowland, Simon Fraser, Sleeping Beauty, Spider-man, Spock, Steve Buscemi, Steve Lieber, Steve Pugh, Superior Spider-Man, Superior Spider-Man #2, SyFy Channel, Teen Titans, Teen Titans #16, Terry Moore, The Death of Everyone Part 3, The Little Mermaid, The Peter Principle, Tim Tash, Tom B. Long, W.D. Prescott, WD Prescott, Whovians, William Hartnell
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M Spot’s Monkey Knife Fight™ BATTLE ROYAL – Butcher Baker vs Punk Rock Jesus vs The Shadow vs The Spider!
Wow, we haven’t done one of these battles in a while. For those of you who are new or don’t know what Monkey Knife Fight is… It’s where I, The MSpot, pit similar media properties against each other– determining a … Continue reading
Posted in Comic Book Reviews, Commentary, COSTLY COMIC BOOKS, Geek Culture, IMJ Nation™, Inveterate Media Junkies™ Exclusive, Monkey Knife Fight, Opinion, The MSpot
Tagged Aaron Campbell, Angerhead, Archer, Batman, Battlefields, Ben-Day dots, Black Pantherm Mystery Men, Butch Baker The Righteous Maker, Captain America, Carlos Lopez, Colton Worley, Dave Gibbons, David Liss, DC, DC Comics, DC Universe, deviantART, Dynamite Entertainment, Frank Miller, FX, FX Netowrk, Garth Ennis, Geof Darrow, Godland, Grant Morrison, Heroes, Hitman, Inveterate Media Junkies, Jack Kirby, Joe Casey, Kent Allard, Kill Your Boyfriend, LAMONT CRANSTON, Marvel, Marvel Comics, Mike Huddleston, Monkey Knife Fight™, Monkey Knife Fight™ Ultimate Champion, MSpot, Nick Fury, Nita Van Sloan, Officer Downe, Pulp, PULP HEROES, Pulp Magazines, Punisher, Punk Rock Jesus, Richard Wentworth, Sean Murphy, Shadow Radio Program, Stanley Kirkpatrick, Superheroes, The Dark Knight Returns, The Homeland Directive, The MSpot, The Shadow, The Shadow #1, The Spider #1, Toddlers and Tiaras, Top Shelf, Walter B. Gibson, Warlord of Mars
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M’s Spot™ – More Comic Industry BS and Some Fave Books for 2012! (So Far)
This may be one of the most clichéd statements any comic book fan could make. Even so, the words also ring poignantly true. Before I get into the meat and potatoes of this edition of M’s Spot, I believe I … Continue reading
Posted in BAD ASS, Commentary, COSTLY COMIC BOOKS, Free Speech, Geek Culture, IMJ Nation™, Inveterate Media Junkies™ Exclusive, M's Spot, Opinion
Tagged Action Comics, All Star Superman, ALPHA, Andy Maguire, Ass Shots, Bat Cow, Batman, Batman Incorporated, Boywonder, Buddy Cop, Chris Burnham, Creator Rights, Dan Slott, Danny Glover, Daredevil, Dark Horse, DC, DC Comics, DC's New 52, Dynamic Duo, Elle Petersen, Eric Powell, Frank Miller, Geof Darrow, Gratuitous Ass Shots, Image Comics, Jim McCann, Joshua Luna, Lethal Weapon, Lollipop Chainsaw, Mark Gruenwald, Mark Waid, Marvel, Marvel Comics, Marvel Hater, Marvel NOW!, Mary Jane Watson, Mind the Gap, Morning Glories, New 52, Nick Spencer, One and Done Comics, Peter Parker, Pointless Gimmicks, Pricing, Robin, Rodin Esquejo, Sergeant Murtaugh, Siegel and Shuster, Sonia Oback, Spider-man, Spider-man Alpha, Spider-man Side-kick, Spider-man's 50th Anniversary, Spiderman Sidekick, Steve Englehart, Superman, The Goon, Troll, Whispers
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Locusmortis’ PREVIEWS Hits and Misses™ – Double Pump Edition!
Every month I pre-order comics, trades and other related items from Previews magazine. Even though there is information online for just about everything, I still find the Previews catalog to be the simplest way to scan through the different items and to get some … Continue reading →