Frankenstein, Agent of S.H.A.D.E. , one of the two New 52 series written by the increasingly well regarded Jeff Lemire, is a bit of a paradox in terms of its general concept.
Frankenstein, Agent of S.H.A.D.E. , one of the two New 52 series written by the increasingly well regarded Jeff Lemire, is a bit of a paradox in terms of its general concept.
Whatever your thoughts are on DC Comics’ so-called New 52-- the first full wave of which hits shops this Wednesday-- one central aspect of it can’t be denied: the whole massively promoted endeavor amounts to a very public admission on the part of the publisher that, yeah, our books aren’t that easy for new readers to follow.
Since his early days on the long running webcomic 8-Bit Theater , Brian Clevinger has excelled at telling entertaining adventure stories with a healthy dose of humor.
It would be easy to relentlessly bash the final chapter of Flashpoint by nitpicking it to death, as it offers many opportunities to do so.
It would be easy to relentlessly bash the final chapter of Flashpoint by nitpicking it to death, as it offers many opportunities to do so.
"Reboot? Relaunch? Do you think this 'A' on my head stands for DC?" Nick Boisson: 4.
At a glance, Ian Churchill’s Marineman , the first six issues of which are now collected in trade paperback here, resembles a close relative of Robert Kirkman’s Invincible .
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Through with off-panel references and brief, isolated look-ins, Flashpoint , in its penultimate issue, jumps right into the heart of what was once the exclusive purview of its many tie-in series -- the Amazon-Atlantean war.
