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They show Charles Xavier condemning Sabretooth to the Krakoan pit, as a result of breaking the Krakoan law Murder No Man. Sabretooth #1 artwork by Leonard Kirk But then we see Sabretooth in the snowy forests, potentially of Canada, but snow does get everywhere Maybe even on Krakoa? Seemingly disturbed by visitors and ready for a fight. Sabretooth[...]

Following up on October's Marvel Zombies: Resurrection one-shot, Marvel has announced (as planned) a Marvel Zombies: Resurrection four-issue mini-series by Phillip Kennedy Johnson and Leonard Kirk, kicking off in April The series will see the zombie plague reach the planet Earth as our heroes do their best to stop it, a press release from Marvel.com[...]

A lot of the dialogue is weak to boot. Leonard Kirk lends his talent to this issue, and that is a boon He portrays the section inside Sapphire Styx's psychic repository It looks good and recalls many of Betsy's costumes over the years Thony Silas's artwork is solid and functional I'm not a big fan of[...]

This is not an Annual that overstays its welcome. Darth Vader Annual #2 art by Leonard Kirk, Walden Wong, Scott Hanna, and Nolan Woodard Leonard Kirk is the artist on this comic, and he brings a sleekness and expression to the comic that does the story justice There are moments where Vader looks counterintuitively cartoonish, and it[...]

And they're pulling out all the stops. Gail Simone, Fabian Nicieza, Dennis Hopeless, and Leah Williams are all writing for the series, along with artists Victor Ibanez, Juan Gedeon, Natacha Bustos, Leonard Kirk, and More (who we presume to be a Franco-Belgian comic artist — it's pronounced More-ay) As if that weren't enough star power, the[...]

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[...]

This issue had a single direction and a single goal, and it succeeded for it. Black Panther #172 art by Leonard Kirk, Marc Deering, Walden Wong, and Laura Martin Leonard Kirk brings things to a similarly satisfying conclusion in the visual department There is a flowing and energetic quality to his detailed and classic style Plus, Storm[...]

Plus, we still have one more issue before it truly finishes. Black Panther #171 art by Leonard Kirk and Laura Martin Leonard Kirk's artwork brings all of this to life in a solidly detailed yet still fairly cartoonish fashion The characters look great, and the action sequences are handled well, even if they aren't particularly impactful or[...]

Plus, the Originators are finally making their return. Ta-Nehisi Coates is nearing the end of this Black Panther run, so the story should start be really exciting. Leonard Kirk is delivering the art on this one, so it will definitely look good. Daredevil #600 cover by Dan Mora Daredevil #600 The climax to 'Mayor Fisk' arrives with the highly anticipated 600th issue of Daredevil[...]

Again, this issue was far from bad on its own; it's just not the kind of installment this book needed right now. Leonard Kirk and Laura Martin delivered solid work as always, at least. Win: Detective Comics and the Trial of Batwoman, but Also Batman Detective Comics #975 cover by Alvaro Martinez, Raul Fernandez, and Brad Anderson In the fallout of her[...]

However, this story's crumbling beneath its own weight unabashedly continues in this issue. Black Panther #170 art by Leonard Kirk and Laura Martin Leonard Kirk provides the art to this issue, and he can do some damn good work in an action scene Unfortunately, the ones presented here are large and chaotic There isn't a lot to[...]

[rwp-review-recap id="0"] We arrive at the conclusion of Bleeding Cool's Five Days of Black Panther with the current Black Panther series by writer Ta-Nehisi Coates and artists such as Chris Sprouse, Brian Stelfreeze, and Leonard Kirk. This was my first Black Panther solo series, as I was turned onto the character primarily by Al Ewing's Ultimates[...]

It focuses on Aneka's escape attempt and is very action-oriented. It does feel dangerously close to another stopgap that is further padding out "Avengers of the New World." However, there are details in the margins and brought to centerstage in the ending that show we may be close to concluding this story at last. As I've said[...]

Black Panther and Shuri are ever-engaging protagonists, and the read has me absorbed almost entirely throughout. The comic doesn't advance the Klaw or Originators plot that much, but it manages to keep things interesting through character interaction and additional backstory. Leonard Kirk's artwork is a good addition to the series He did exemplary work on All-New Wolverine,[...]

Plus, another volume of Captain Canuck by Kalman Andrasofszky and Leonard Kirk, Van Jensen's Fallen Suns gets its first collected volume, and issues for Andrew Wheeler's Freelance and Ray Fawkes's Fantomah All of this is from Chapterhouse Entertainment in February of 2018. CAPTAIN CANUCK TP VOL 03 HARBINGER (C: 0-0-1) (W) Kalman Andrasofszky (A) Leonard Kirk (CA) John Gallagher Don't miss this collected edition of Captain Canuck Season 3! Tom Evans[...]