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The Mad Titan gets a moment to be — well, himself, in this comic. Infinity Countdown: Champions #2 art by Emilio Laiso and Andy Troy Emilio Laiso provides a fluid and action-oriented art style that keeps the tone a little lighter than it would otherwise be That said, this is a bleak story, and a heavier aesthetic[...]

The Green Lantern Corps members are presented well, the tone and atmosphere are established very well, and there are a handful of good lines sprinkled throughout the book. Green Lanterns #50 art by Mike Perkins and Andy Troy Mike Perkins, Andy Troy, and Pete Pantazis make up the art team behind this book I'm a huge fan[...]

I won't spoil it, but if you look at the cover to Infinity Countdown: Champions #2, you'll see who it is. Infinity Countdown: Champions #1 art by Emilio Laiso and Andy Troy Emilio Laiso is the artist on this endeavor The style looks good and fits this optimistic group of young heroes It focuses on soft edges[...]

The Vaikeans are a race who hold protocol in high importance. Green Lanterns Annual #1 cover by Mike Perkins and Andy Troy That description might make Green Lanterns Annual #1 sound boring, and, admittedly, it is a slower-paced comic than the Green Arrow Annual we were graced with this week However, this comic is a very good[...]

The ending comes off like a very slap-dash and rushed conclusion that hopes it can extract some meaning with the conclusion of this series. There's also a running joke with Fat Cobra's mom abusing him that just feels cruel. Iron Fist #80 art by Damian Couceiro and Andy Troy Damian Couceiro and Andy Troy are the MVPs of[...]

Plus, Danny has nothing to do in most of it by design, so he and Fat Cobra are just milling about for much of the book. Iron Fist #79 art by Damian Couceiro and Andy Troy That said, when it gets to the two major fight sequences in this comic, artist Damian Couceiro is up to the[...]

The confrontation between DD and Kingpin is especially quite awesome. There's a short follow-up story from Christos Gage, Mike Perkins, and Andy Troy It's about Foggy Nelson, and it's a nice little celebration of one of comic's best supporting characters As always, Perkins and Troy make it look quite awesome. Daredevil #600 art by Ron Garney and[...]

The Kung Fu action is sustained, and it almost makes up for the lackluster first half. Iron Fist #78 art by Damian Couceiro and Andy Troy Damian Couceiro's artwork has an appealing cartoonish quality which can still capitalize on kinetic energy and expression It can't be easy following up Mike Perkins, but Couceiro delivers some great work[...]

In the final story, we see the alternate future in which T'Challa and Ororo Munroe conquer the world. Black Panther Annual #1 cover by Daniel Acuna Christopher Priest, Mike Perkins, and Andy Troy's story is a callback and celebration of Priest's distinct run on T'Challa's series Don McGregor and Daniel Acuna's piece was an emotional tale set[...]

In a climactic finale like this, it would be better to have a genuine and traceable ebb and flow. Iron Fist #77 art by Mike Perkins and Andy Troy Perkins's hyper-realistic artwork is as glorious as ever though Even if the fights can be difficult to follow, he makes them as epic as the Iron Fist deserves[...]