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Sentry #1 cover by Bryan Hitch and Marcio Menyz
In the real world, Bob is a fry cook with his old partner Billy, aka Scout. Sentry #1 cover by Bryan Hitch and Marcio Menyz Between Sentry #1 and the Black Hammer line of titles, Jeff Lemire has an affinity for writing stories about life after being a superhero In the case of Bob Reynolds, he is[...]
Top and Bottom 5 Comics, Week of June 6th, 2018: Justice League Soars, Xerxes Sinks
Doctor Star and the Kingdom of Lost Tomorrows #4 Jeff Lemire and Max Fiamura concluded their Black Hammer-affiliated Doctor Star miniseries With it came a heart-breaking ending and a reflection on what we devote our time and efforts to in our lives This was a downright beautiful comic book, and I recommend everyone pick up the trade and give it a[...]
Exclusive Preview of Black Hammer: Age of Doom #3
With Black Hammer: Age of Doom, Jeff Lemire and Dean Ormstron bring back the Eisner Award-winning superhero saga, picking up immediately where they left off — Lucy Weber has become the new Black Hammer and right as she's about to reveal to the other heroes how they got stuck on the farm and can escape[...]
Terrifics #4 cover by Doc Shaner
She is given an upbeat and optimistic interior monologue that tries to cover her current state of being stuck in phase and being away from her home planet. Mister Terrifics is notably less cold and arrogant in this issue, and Jeff Lemire implies that we will be digging deeper into Holt's character through Phantom Girl's observations[...]
Bloodshot Salvation #9 cover by Kenneth Rocafort
Jeff Lemire aims to faithfully recreate the British/German front in WWI, complete with brutal slaughter, disease, and nihilistic hopelessness. That makes it a bit more distracting that the story is centered on a pack of cyborg dogs The question becomes whether said cyborg dogs detract from the war-is-hell drama Your mileage may vary, but I'm inclined[...]
Gideon Falls #3 cover by Andrea Sorrentino
Xu arrives to share her experience with the ominous Black Barn. Gideon Falls #3 cover by Andrea Sorrentino Gideon Falls provides another eerie and atmospheric issue courtesy of the talented Jeff Lemire and Andrea Sorrentino We further explore the character of Father Fred as he tries to figure out what to do about mass The reality that[...]
Exclusive Look Inside Doctor Star and the Kingdom of Lost Tomorrows #4
Over the course of the story, we learn his World War II-era origin, how he got his powers, his exciting astral adventures, the formation of some of Black Hammer's greatest heroes, and more in this heartbreaking superhero tale about fathers and sons. DOCTOR STAR & THE KINGDOM OF LOST TOMORROWS: FROM THE WORLD OF BLACK HAMMER #4 Writer:[...]
Comic Book Wins and Losses, Week of May 2nd, 2018: We're Back, Baby
It's cathartic and taps into something deep. Jeff Lemire, Max Fiamura, and Dave Stewart have created an awesome series here. * * * * * That's another entry of Comic Book Wins and Losses complete! See you again later today for the Comics for Your Pull Box for this week (May 9th, 2018). Apologies for the belated return and the lack[...]
Avengers #1 cover by Ed McGuinness
Though the comic is not really my speed, I can't deny how charming and lovable the leads are and how endlessly entertaining their dialogue is. Doctor Star and the Kingdom of Lost Tomorrows #3 cover by Max Fiumara Doctor Star and the Kingdom of Lost Tomorrows #3 In this spectacular continuation to the Black Hammer universe under Jeff Lemire and Max Fiumara, Doctor Star[...]
Terrifics #3 cover by Ivan Reis and Marcelo Maiolo
The team has great chemistry, Jeff Lemire knows how to best present them, and the artistic team of Joe Bennett, Sandra Hope, Jaime Mendoza, Art Thibert, and Marcelo Maiolo do great visual work on the page This one gets a recommendation Give it a read. [rwp-review-ratings id="0"] [rwp-review-form id="0"] [rwp-review-recap id="0"] The Terrifics find themselves bound to each[...]
Comic Book Wins and Losses, Week of April 17th, 2018: One Bat Flies and the Other Falters
The ending scene with T'Challa and Storm is especially enjoyable, and Leonard Kirk's art is quite solid. Black Hammer: Age of Doom #1 cover by Dean Ormston Loss: Black Hammer: Age of Doom #1 Doesn't Impress I've become fond of Jeff Lemire's Dark Horse-based Black Hammer line of comics in the past year, but Age of Doom #1 was not among its better installments[...]
Black Hammer: Age of Doom #1 cover by Dean Ormston
Jeff Lemire has crafted an interesting set of characters, and I still want to know what the heart of this mystery is The main problem is that this first issue takes a while to set itself up before getting to a concrete conflict. Black Hammer: Age of Doom #1 art by Dean Ormston and Dave Stewart Dean[...]
Gideon Falls #2 cover by Andrea Sorrentino
Dave Stewart plays off this with cold and off-beat color art that makes the world all the more alienating yet enticing. Gideon Falls #2 is another perplexing yet grabbing issue of the Jeff Lemire and Andrea Sorrentino series This super team of creators are putting together something special here, even if it is playing coy with[...]
Comics for Your Pull Box April 18th, 2018: Action Comics #100, ' Nuff Said
Be sure to check this one out. Black Hammer: Age of Doom #1 cover by Dean Ormston Black Hammer: Age of Doom #1 Jeff Lemire and Dean Ormston bring us back to the world of Black Hammer as Lucy Weber takes up the mantle of the legendary Black Hammer Lucy finds herself on a strang world almost completely unfamiliar to her[...]
Comic Book Wins and Losses April 11th, 2018: Sorting Out the New Series'
I wasn't expecting to be reminded of Animosity: Evolution while reading a Sonic the Hedgehog comic. Gideon Falls #2 cover by Andrea Sorrentino Win: Gideon Falls #2 is Just as Mysterious and Grabbing Gideon Falls #2 by Jeff Lemire, Andrea Sorrentino, and Dave Stewart continues to be impressively grabbing for a comic that is presenting fairly plain narratives surrounding a greater mystery that the comic is keeping especially[...]