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Fiction Fantastic
Fiction Fantastic rated it 8 years ago
This has been one of my favorite movies of all time. I watched it before I even knew there was such a thing as graphic novels (I lived a very cloistered life before). I watched it even before I really understood the meanings and the feelings and the underlying messages. It was like something just re...
Blondie and Read
Blondie and Read rated it 9 years ago
First book of the year. Woot Woot!
A Man With An Agenda
A Man With An Agenda rated it 9 years ago
If you were thinking that the world of America's Best was just not weird enough, Moore was thinking along the same lines. But, as I've said before, everything matters. The scattered story-lines of the last 14 issues come together when Tom Strong must figure out how to save the Earth against an alien...
A Man With An Agenda
A Man With An Agenda rated it 9 years ago
Moore overwhelmed me with 'Tom Strong, Book 1', throwing so much at me that it was hard to see what he was creating. Steam butler? Cable cars? Femme Nazis? Crazy, I know, but Tom Strong really clicks in issues 8-14. I failed to mention in my last review how stunning the art is for 'Tom Strong'. Chri...
Portable Magic
Portable Magic rated it 9 years ago
I wanted to like this steampunky-themed book of short-stories, but it tried too hard at cleverness and told essentially uninteresting stories. The text does not deliver on what the fascinating illustrations promise. I gave it 78 pages, 18 beyond my minimum 50, and gave it up.
A Man With An Agenda
A Man With An Agenda rated it 9 years ago
Meet Tom Strong, the top science hero of Millennium City. He grew up on the remote West Indian island of Attabar Teru, married the chieftain's daughter, Dhalua and together they have a daughter of their own, Tesla. Along with inventive genius he possesses a steam-powered butler named Pneuman, pals a...
Dantastic Book Reviews
Dantastic Book Reviews rated it 9 years ago
After an almost 20 year absence, Miracleman reappears, throwing his alter ego Mike Moran's life into chaos...Back in the day, before he was Alan Moore: Supreme Curmudgeon and Master of Beards, Alan Moore was simply a cutting edge comic book writer. Miracleman was his ticket to the big time, before S...
Kitty Horror
Kitty Horror rated it 9 years ago
Deceased child molester, Billy Kincaid, has arrived in hell along with a few others, one of the group is a young girl and he bides his time until the group get picked off by hells inhabitants. He gets more than he bargained for as the little girl is not what she seems and he finds himself reluctantl...
Zappy Chappie
Zappy Chappie rated it 9 years ago
I finished this awhile back and I was very much impressed by this graphic novel. It is a book for anyone whom would like to turn the world upside down and shake it of all its misgivings. It is a book for people whom believe that human rights and freedom should come before regimental order. If your ...
Grimlock ♥ Ultra Magnus
Grimlock ♥ Ultra Magnus rated it 9 years ago
The Joker believes that one bad day is what separates him - and even Batman, who he argues is slightly off as well - from the rest of the world. Well, just to prove his point, he's going to give Commissioner Gordon the day from hell and see how he comes out. The concept may sound simple, but th...
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