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Comics Round-up 15.04.2013

April 15, 2013   Shadowhawk   No comments
G.I.Joe Vol.1 IDW

Shadowhawk and Bane of Kings welcome you to the second comics round-up for April.

“Taking a step back in time from JMS’ Odyssey Vol.1 to read the first post-Infinite Crisis Wonder Woman title proved to be a wise choice, as did going back to IDW’s first reboot of the G.I.Joe franchise. The new version of Spider-man arch-villain Venom proved to be a major disappointment and Zenescope’s first collected volume of their fairy tale reimaginings ended up being more promising than I’d expected.” ~Shadowhawk

“A mixed bag from DC with Jeff Lemire’s Green Arrow being spectacular but the first volume of All Star Western falling well short. On the other hand, Marvel hits it out of the park with a superb opening start to the adventures of Miles Morales, the new Ultimate Comics Spider-man.” ~Bane of Kings

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Locke & Key Vol.1 by Joe Hill – Graphic Novel Review [Shadowhawk]

April 12, 2013   Shadowhawk   No comments
21 Locke & Key Lovecraft

Shadowhawk reviews the first volume of the runaway urban horror hit series from IDW Publishing.

“I never realised that I could love a horror comic so much, or that I would be so damn creeped out by it. This is fantastic stuff.” ~The Founding Fields

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The Top 20 Comics That You Should Be Looking Out For On Wednesday 10 April 2013

April 10, 2013   Bane of Kings   No comments
Batman #19

In a new feature, Bane of Kings offers a glimpse at the Top 20 comics from various publishers hitting the shelves in store today that you should be looking out for.

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The Transformers: All Hail Megatron #1-16 by Shane McCarthy and Guido Guidi – Comic Review [Bellarius]

April 10, 2013   Bellarius   No comments
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Bellarius returns to 2008 (and sanity) with Transformers: All Hail Megatron.

“Autobots versus Decepticons at its best, yet it somehow still leaves you wanting more.” – The Founding Fields

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Archer and Armstrong Vol.1 by Fred van Lente – Graphic Novel Review [Shadowhawk]

April 07, 2013   Shadowhawk   No comments
02 Archer Armstrong Vol. 1

Shadowhawk reviews the first volume of the rebooted Archer and Armstrong series from Valiant Comics.

“A surprise hit full of uniqueness and modern-day relevance to religious politics, this is an absolute must read because of its mythic storyline reminiscent of an Indiana Jones movie and a duo of awesome, misfit characters.” ~The Founding Fields

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MEFCC – The Guest List

April 04, 2013   Shadowhawk   No comments
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In the third feature post about the 2nd Middle East Film & Comic Con, Shadowhawk takes a look at some of the attending guests.

“Star line-up. That about sums it up for what promises to be an amazing weekend!” ~Shadowhawk

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MEFCC Interview – Tim Seeley

April 02, 2013   Shadowhawk   No comments
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In the second feature post about the upcoming 2nd Middle East Film and Comic Con, Shadowhawk interviews the current writer of Top Cow’s Witchblade comics.

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MEFCC Interview – Kill Shakespeare

April 02, 2013   Shadowhawk   No comments
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In the first of several posts about the upcoming 2nd Middle East Film and Comic Con, Shadowhawk interviews the creators of the Kill Shakespeare comics from IDW Publishing, Anthony Del Col and Conor McCreery. There may even be a post-Con follow-up!

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Comics Round-up 01.04.2013

April 01, 2013   Shadowhawk   No comments
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Shadowhawk and Bane of Kings welcome you to the first comics round-up for April.

“After reading the first half of JMS’ run on Wonder Woman, I sincerely wish that it was him writing the current ongoing, rather than Azzarello. Bill Willingham delivers an absolute scorcher on Fables Vol.1, even as Snyder’s Batman ends on a rather tame note. Following Arvid Nelson’s excellent first two volumes, Robert Place Napton’s Dejah Thoris proves to be a disappointment, continuing a trend with the writer across the various John Carter titles.” ~Shadowhawk

“The flagship titles of Marvel Now! make some good, entertaining progress and DC’s Justice League is a strong but flawed series” ~Bane of Kings

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Batman: A Death In The Family by Jim Starlin – Graphic Novel Review [Shadowhawk]

March 30, 2013   Shadowhawk   2 Comments
03 Batman Death In The Family

Shadowhawk reviews the classic 4-issue arc (Batman #426-429) that marked the death of a key Bat-verse character.

“One of the most disappointing comics I’ve read to date, marked with a lack of emotional impact and too much filler.” ~The Founding Fields

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