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Image Comics Reveals the Curse of Femme FATALE
Image Comics has now announced the release of four standalone flashback issues by Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips relating to their series FATALE. Official details are below:
Bullet Reviews #78
TUESDAY! Yeah, this has become the primer for New Comics Day, Wednesday. Each week we take a look at a sampling of recently released books from various publishers and give some quick thoughts. This week we look at: Amazing Spid...
Review: Winter Soldier #9
So, Ed Brubaker has kicked off the countdown to his complete exit from Marvel. Of course, there’s the little asterisk he gives that he may one day return to Marvel, and to The Crazy Adventures of Cyborg-B...
Comic Revolt with David Gillette: A Chat with 44 Flood
In this week’s Comic Revolt, I spoke with the collective 44 Flood about the success of their Tome Kickstarter campaign. Their original funding goal was $18,400, but finished at an amazing $132,538 when the final bell was ...
Review: Avengers vs. X-Men #10
So we are down to only two X-Men holding the power of the Phoenix Force: Scott Summers and Emma Frost. The Avengers are screwed six ways to Sunday, and Captain America is getting sick of losing. As the last issue ended Sco...
The Future of Captain America is Marvel NOW!
Marvel NOW!, Marvel’s soft-reboot of their entire universe, has created more than a few strange and bold choices. Matt Fraction on Fantastic Four. Brian Posehn and Gerry Duggan taking Deadpool. The choices Marvel is making ha...
Review: Fatale #6
Historically speaking, the 1970s are sometimes regarded as the crash of the 60s. The gains made in the civil rights movement and the euphoric sense amongst anti-war protesters that they could change the world with peace, love...
Review: Winter Soldier #7
For part two of Broken Arrow, Michael Lark finally managed to break from his usual grim-darkness for precisely one panel. It’s set during a montage where Bucky recalls his shared past with Black Widow being trained and ...
Review: Winter Soldier #6
Watching the whole arc of revived-cyborg-Bucky from the early days of Ed Brubaker’s Captain America run to now has been nothing short of amazing. The whole spy intrigue, steeped in the leftover Cold War paranoia still t...
Review: Winter Soldier #5
One of the best things Marvel Comics did this year was let Bucky Barnes’ Winter Soldier get his own title. Writer Ed Brubaker and artist Butch Guice are taking an old-school approach to making this one of Marvel’s b...
Review: Fatale #5
(Written by Ed Brubaker, Drawn by Sean Phillips, Published by Image) It’s kind of appropriate that Brubaker and Phillips set their crime-horror comic Fatale in the ’50s. A lot of the elements in the series resembl...
Review: Avengers vs. X-Men #3
Wolverine wakes up naked and screaming, as Spider-Man points out that Logan has just spent the last hour regrowing his flesh that Hope burnt off. Wolverine comments about how the Phoenix Force hasn’t even arrived yet, a...
Avengers VS X-Men #3 on Sale Now!
Fans of X-Men and Avengers can both read this Marvel comic where Wolverine and Captain America face off in Avenger’s VS X-Men. The awesomeness doesn’t stop with the comic though. All issues of Avengers VS X-Men come...
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