Image Comics July Facsimile Fever Part 2
Image Comics is celebrating anniversaries and media releases with a flurry of facsimile issues this week. Check out these reviews for classics you may have missed! @ImageComics
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Image Comics July Facsimile Fever Part 1
Image Comics is celebrating anniversaries and media releases with a flurry of facsimile issues this week. Check out these reviews for classics you may have missed!
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News from the Fallout #1: Black & White, Silent & Terrifying
News from the Fallout #1
kicks off a horror thriller unlike anything else on the shelves. Condon crafts an engaging story while letting his visual collaborators Love and Otsmane-Elhaou shine bright. A horror must have. @ImageComics
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Barbarella #5: Retro ’til the end
Barbarella #5
goes out with a televised bang! @BlakeNorthcott, @EricBlakeArt, and Werner Sanchez deliver a fun retro finish that perfectly caps off the series.
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Green Lantern #24: Carol, Constructs, and Hal
Green Lantern #24
keeps the Fractured Spectrum Saga going with another wacky emotional spectrum encounter. The story spins its wheels somewhat, but the visuals are strong.
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Rogue Sun #28: A Dylan Critique
Rogue Sun #28
Rogue Sun #28 opens with Dylan’s father silently contemplating his choice to give the Sun Stone to Dylan. This becomes a running theme in the issue, and it proves to be a good one. In previous issues, Caleb was the sole character to explicitly and strongly have this opinion, and it was easy to discount…
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Absolute Martian Manhunter #4: A Moment when Less is More
Absolute Martian Manhunter #4
goes somewhere new, examining John’s far more personal family relationship. A moment of restrained art makes this issue of @DenizCamp and @javiercaster’s abstract series stand out all the more.
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Fantastic Four #33: Going Out With a (Big) Bang
Fantastic Four #33
wraps up the Ben Grimm story in exceptional fashion. @ryanqnorth impresses as he has so many times. Great visuals from Smith, Faucher, Aburtov, and @JoeCaramagna.
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Green Lantern Corps #5: A Missed Target
Green Lantern Corps #5
attempts to tell two stories: a fun action romp and an emotional character examination. The creative team doesn’t hit all of their targets, but there are still things to enjoy, especially visually. #GreenLanternCorps #DCComics
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New Avengers #1: It’s a Start
New Avengers #1
is a reasonably fun first issue. The issue’s art and writing combine for a good beginning. #NewAvengers #MarvelComics
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One World Under Doom #5: Arguing the Point
One World Under Doom #5
isn’t just the latest smartly written, visually fun entry in a good series. @ryanqnorth, @RB_Silva, and @Davcuriel are turning Marvel’s latest event into essential reading. #MarvelComics #OWUD
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Red Hulk #5: A Fun Spectacle
Red Hulk #5
– Five issues in, Percy at last delivers on #RedHulk’s promise: a no-holds barred fight between Doom’s forces and the Hulk-ified General Ross! @Benjamin_Percy #GeoffShaw @BryanValenza @corypetit #MarvelComics
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