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*Opens Starman Omnibus vol. 4
Feb. 24th, 2010 03:18 pmRobinson and Mignola did a Batman/Starman/Hellboy story? Coooooool...
Feb. 24th, 2010
New Comics Day 2/24/10
Feb. 24th, 2010 07:52 pmA very slight pull week, made even slighter since my comics shop didn't have the new Jack Staff title...
Also I really wish Avengers: The Initiative concentrated more on the fight at Camp H.A.M.M.E.R. between the Hood and his people and the New Warriors/Avengers group. If I wanted to read the stupid Siege story I would be buying any of the books that centered on it. Even more then the previous cross-over tie-in issues this one feels unfocused...
Wasn't expecting a new Knights of the Dinner Table this week, so that was a pleasant surprise. Strips are still going well, with Brian looking to steal a move on B.A. in the UT+1 game. Plus the finale to Black Hands Cattlepunk game. And Nitro having to face an inquiry over his WW2 LARP. Except for the reviews the rest of the articles are the usual mix. Though I swear the various review columns seem to be following the movie review in embracing mediocrity this time around...
And finally a one-off issue of Scalped. Aaron steps away from his regular cast to do a slice of life story about an older couple trying to get by living well off the beaten track...
Also I really wish Avengers: The Initiative concentrated more on the fight at Camp H.A.M.M.E.R. between the Hood and his people and the New Warriors/Avengers group. If I wanted to read the stupid Siege story I would be buying any of the books that centered on it. Even more then the previous cross-over tie-in issues this one feels unfocused...
Wasn't expecting a new Knights of the Dinner Table this week, so that was a pleasant surprise. Strips are still going well, with Brian looking to steal a move on B.A. in the UT+1 game. Plus the finale to Black Hands Cattlepunk game. And Nitro having to face an inquiry over his WW2 LARP. Except for the reviews the rest of the articles are the usual mix. Though I swear the various review columns seem to be following the movie review in embracing mediocrity this time around...
And finally a one-off issue of Scalped. Aaron steps away from his regular cast to do a slice of life story about an older couple trying to get by living well off the beaten track...
