347-349: A skrull takes the Fantastic Four out of action and forms a new Fantastic Four with Spider-Man, the Hulk, Wolverine, and Ghost Rider as the members to take on her enemies!This story was pretty superficial. It read like someone called Arthur Adams, the guest penciller, and asked him what h...
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...
"Doing the right thing is my Kryptonite"Another insanely fun collection of Deadpool comics. It wasn't as funny as the first volume in which the merc with a mouth kicks the asses of the undead USA presidents but it was hilarious still.On this volume you'll find:-Deadpool helping a minion of Mephisto-...
If only because it feels like it's going somewhere. Yes, Deadpool is irreverent and funny, but as I pointed out in a much earlier reviews, sometimes it feels like treading water. Except that the end of this seems to indicate that the plot will be going somewhere and I like that, very much. Wh...
Disclaimer: You cannot take these Deadpool graphic novels seriously. Deadpool is a wise-cracking mercenary who is also cracked in the gourd. His grasp of reality is tenuous, and thus, through his eyes, our view of the world is as well. I think that Marvel uses this character for some comic relief (a...
Even though I knew what to expect from Marvel NOW!'s Deadpool, I was still extremely impressed with this volume and completely blown away by how great it is. Brian Posehn and Gerry Duggan have easily written what is the best title I've read from the Marvel NOW! series. While that isn't a huge compli...
Selling your soul to a demon rarely has a favorable outcome. Sure, you’ll get what you need up-front but the poor saps that complete the transaction are usually only equipped with tunnel vision. They can’t see the bigger picture, the potential repercussions of their choice. That being said, I’m s...
Hahaha, oh my gosh, this book you guys. THIS BOOK. I can't even... how do I describe my experiences reading this? How do I sum up my thoughts upon finishing it? It's so all over the place. It's glorious and ridiculous, nonsense-filled and scattered with *incredibly interesting* ideas. It's got amazi...
Loeb is slowly showing me he can create a narrative without shitting all over everything I once liked about the characters he uses. Yay! And he's showing me that the story can even reach the low bar of coherency that I expect from my superhero comics.I guess I'm having a hard time saying this...but,...
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