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Review: Uncanny Avengers #1
A brain surgery is one way to start a reboot. At least, that’s how Rick Remender and John Cassaday open Uncanny Avengers, the image of Scott Summers as Phoenix shown in the eye of a patient–who turns out to ...
Required Reading: Essential Amazing Spider-Man Volume 1
Too often, the artistry of older superhero comics is underestimated. They were, after all, “kids stuff,” good for their time but quaint by today’s more sophisticated standards. That’s the image the i...
Review – The Ride: Southern Gothic #1
There is something undeniably cool about an anthology focused on murder, sex, and cars. It’s a very American set of themes, particularly the last third of that equation: the car’s the symbol of freedom in the ol...
Review: Captain America #1
Genre: Superhero
Publisher: Marvel Comics
Author: Rick Remender
Overall Review 2.0 / 5 - Below Average
Publisher: Marvel Comics
Author: Rick Remender
Overall Review 2.0 / 5 - Below Average
Review: Batwing #12
During all the hoopla about the New 52, the one title that drew the most eye rolls from me was Batwing. The promotion of it as “the Batman of Africa” just came across like no one actually considered that sta...
Spidey Is 50!: What’s Done is Done
Just in the last year alone, there have been two attempts at retelling Spider-Man’s origin: the graphic novel Spider-Man: Season One and the Hollywood reboot Amazing Spider-Man. Before that, there had been...
Review: Change #4
Genre: Non-Traditional
Publisher: Image Comics
Author: Ales Kot
Overall Review 2 / 5 - Below Average
Publisher: Image Comics
Author: Ales Kot
Overall Review 2 / 5 - Below Average
Where’s the Revolution?
Author’s Note: The following is my opinion, and not those of Comic Booked or fellow staff writers. I also reserve the right to be (pleasantly) wrong. Marvel’s NOW! announcements have been coming at a steady t...
Review: Saga #6
What’s been especially interesting about Saga thus far is watching Brian K. Vaughan and Fiona Staples find their groove. Most of this has been achieved by Vaughan weening himself off direct references to real life...
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