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The comic has many characters ask if they are good people, and the comic leaves it to the reader to interpret. The Immortal Hulk #1 art by Joe Bennett, Ruy Jose, and Paul Mounts Joe Bennett's artwork brings it all to life fantastically It shows the fear, uncertainty, and imperfections of each character's face The Hulk looks[...]

Stagg will likely make for a good antagonist, and he his duplicity has made him enjoyable enough so far. Terrifics #3 art by Joe Bennett, Sandra Hope, Jaime Mendoza, Art Thibert, and Marcelo Maiolo We get to see the team in proper action too, which proves to be quite a site Joe Bennett's artwork puts the four[...]

The finale is a shaky ass-pull, but even that just comes off as obligatory in a story like this. Ninjak vs the Valiant Universe #4 art by Joe Bennett, Belardino Brabo, and Ulises Arreola Joe Bennett's artwork is practically a sure thing at this point, and it looks good here too Each scene is heavily-detailed and looks[...]

While it was nice seeing the Jolly Green Giant, the plot of this book is an impenetrable mess of characters, plot lines, and unanswered questions. Joe Bennett and Paco Medina's artwork gives the comic something worthwhile, but this book was massive letdown. Action Comics #999 cover by Brett Booth, Norm Rapmund, and Andrew Dalhouse Win: Superman: Action Comics #999 Puts Out[...]

This breaks the flow of the comic. Ninjak vs the Valiant Universe #3 art by Joe Bennett, Belardino Brabo, and Ulises Arreola Joe Bennett's artwork continues to be one of the greatest boons to the comic Bennett is a master of drawing superhero comics by this point, and it shows The characters are well built and imposing,[...]

Of course, the big smash-down between Hulk and General Maverick's Red Hulk/Iron Hulk (which has already been cover-spoiled) is saved for next issue. Avengers #684 art by Paco Medina, Joe Bennett, Juan Vlasco, Ruy Jose, Jesus Aburtov, and Morry Hollowell Joe Bennett's artwork leads into the comic well too He makes the Hulk look as mean and[...]

Anyway, video games tend to adapt better to comics than film, so hopefully this will be a solid pirate read. Ninjak vs the Valiant Universe #3 cover by Greg Smallwood Ninjak vs the Valiant Universe #3 Ninjak vs the Valiant Universe #2 proved to be a far more exciting and kinetic offering than the first installment, and hopefully Eliot Rahal and Joe[...]

However, that recklessness is one of the major charms of Ninjak, so I can't complain. Ninjak vs the Valiant Universe #2 art by Joe Bennett, Belardino Brabo, and Ulises Arreola Joe Bennet's artwork continues to be up to snuff The characters and scenes are given a lot of detail and kinetic energy Belardino Brabo's inking helps tighten[...]

Under blackmail from an old foe, Ninja-K, MI-6's best agent, is being hunted by his allies from around the world. Eliot Rahal and Joe Bennett are helming this project which promises to be interesting if nothing else. Bloodborne #1 cover by Jeff Stokely Bloodborne #1 Flattery can get you everywhere with me, and giving a spin-off to one of my all-time favorite[...]

We make no promises about the use of your time, however. This week we've got Phoenix Resurrection #5, All-New Wolverine #30, Despicable Deadpool #293, Old Man Logan #34, and Jean Grey #11, but we're starting things off with Phoenix Resurrection #5: Phoenix Resurrection #5 Writer: Matty Rosenberg Artists: Leinil Francis Yu and Joe Bennett Inkers: Gerry Alanguilan and Belardino Brabo Colorist:[...]

THE VALIANT UNIVERSE #3 (of 4) Written by ELIOT RAHAL Art by JOE BENNETT Cover A by GREG SMALLWOOD Cover B by CAFU Interlocking Variant by FRANCIS PORTELA Variant Cover by JUAN JOSÉ RYP Photo Cover Also Available  Rogue agent! The pulse-pounding expansion of Valiant's upcoming, live-action digital series wages its most dangerous gambit yet as Colin King – aka the international super-spy codenamed[...]

Based on the 1984 Bruce Springsteen hit off the album Born in the U.S.A., Avengers: No Surrender is written by Mark Waid, Jim Zub, and Al Ewing, and issues #683-686 are mostly drawn by by Paco "Funky Cold" Madina, with some help by Joe Bennett on #684. In a press release, Marvel revealed Mark Brooks's covers[...]

Could you imagine if comics were just comics? How embarrassing! In a press release, Marvel touts the upcoming X-Men event Phoenix Resurrection, which will see Jean Grey return (again) after dying (again) in an epic mini-series written by Matthew Rosenberg. Leinil Yu, Carlos Pacheco, Joe Bennett, and Ramon Rosanas provide the art. "Our series examines how she comes[...]

THE VALIANT UNIVERSE #1 (of 4) Written by ELIOT RAHAL Art by JOE BENNETT Cover A by MICO SUAYAN Cover B by CAFU Interlocking Variant by FRANCIS PORTELA Variant Cover by BOB LAYTON Photo Cover Also Available Blank Cover Also Available A FIRST-OF-ITS-KIND COMIC BOOK EXPERIENCE! Watch the upcoming live-action digital promotion coming this winter – then jump headlong into the fight-fueled showdown of the[...]

Make of that what you will. Also, Joe Bennett is an artist who deserves more than the interludes between Sorrentino sections Both artists deserve better than that, Marvel. So, that's how we leave Secret Empire It ends basically like it ran: a comic with good ideas buried under mountains upon mountains of baffling storytelling and really bad[...]

Leinil Francis Yu, Rod Reis, and Joe Bennett provide good artwork, and the color work of Sunny Gho and Dono Sanchez-Almara complements them well However, it doesn't make the proceedings entertaining in any way. Hopefully, Bucky Barnes will be in a better comic after this story is over. Put Winter Soldier in something like, I don't know…another[...]

The plot is a little unfocused and most of it is spent in Sam Wilson’s headspace, but Sam Wilson: Captain America #24 still has some great moments.

Written by Robert Venditti and drawn by Joe Bennett and Roberto de la Torre, the arc pits Aric of Dacia against an ancient alien race known as the Torment, who are reign terror upon humanity… as ancient alien races tend to do. They're here! The Torment – a world-devouring race older than history itself— has arrived[...]

Since comics take some time to make… do we think that this is a coincidence or do you think the writer Marc Guggenheim and artist Joe Bennett are having fun with the casting announcement? Recently it was announced that Stephen Amell had been cast as Casey Jones for the upcoming Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles sequel[...]

The issue is by Marc Guggenheim, Keto Shimizu, Joe Bennett, Craig Yeung and Szymon Kudranski. The issue goes on sale digitally Monday. [Source: SuperheroHype] I've said this before and I'll say it again… if you aren't reading the Arrow Season 2.5 and The Flash Season 0 comics then you are missing out on some important[...]

Barbiere and Joe Bennett and Dejah Of Mars #3 by Mark Rahner and Jethro Morales. SOLAR: MAN OF THE ATOM #4 Frank J Barbiere (w) Joe Bennett (a) Juan Doe (c) You're Erica Seleski Yesterday you were an architect Today you can pretty much do anything Can the brand-new WOMAN OF THE ATOM figure out her incredible abilities in time to[...]

Solar: Man of the Atom debuted this week from Dynamite Entertainment, written by the stellar Frank Barbiere with art by Joe Bennett With it, Barbiere updates a Gold Key character and navigates bringing a classic hero into the modern era, with some big twists in exactly who the hero is going to be early on in[...]

And the artwork by Joe Bennett is so energetic that you never feel like your looking through the lens of history at a legacy character. I shot some questions at Frank Barbiere, exactly 5 in number, to try to gauge his motivations in updating Solar and hopefully catch a sneaky glimpse of where the book might[...]

The new Dynamite Entertainment series is written by Frank Barbiere (Five Ghosts) and illustrated by Joe Bennett (Iron Man) This is the third Gold Key title being relaunched by Dynamite with Turok: Dinosaur Hunter and Magnus: Robot Fighter set for earlier releases The subtitless Doctor Spektor is yet to be scheduled. In Solar: Man of the[...]

  Joe Bennett is drawing the new Savage Hawkman arc, cowritten by Rob Liefeld and Mark Poulton And here are his first sketches of how he plans to be handling the character. As well as a few first pencilled pages of issue 9, made more widely available   Joe Bennett is drawing the new Savage Hawkman[...]

Bleeding Cool previously reported the rumour that Rob Liefeld may be writing Deathstroke in the near future – but also underlined that's all it was. Well, current artist on the book, Joe Bennett, may have poured a little more fuel on that fire Posting openly on Facebook he wrote that he would be moving to work[...]