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My boss, by the way, is now officially an hour late. What this means is that I've had time to read comics this morning, and finish up some things I've been sort of struggling with. I'm really loving this series. From Dr. Mindbubble, a supervillain based on hallucinogens, to the fight against ...
The Kirkman stretch is starting to pick up. Vol. 18 could be epic.
Having a character spout a well-known line of Shakespeare so that Shakespeare can make a remark about wanting to write it down is bad. Making this a recurring joke is unbelievably tedious and unfunny. But doing this little song-and-dance with a line that you have already depicted Shakespeare as havi...
KraAAAcka-DOOOM!I love the action words in comics books. The Ultimate X-Men get into nineties story-lines with the appearances of Cable and Bishop. Not to give anything away, but they finally did away with that third Summers brother nonsense, and, no, Cable isn't Jean and Scott's kidnapped future-ra...
An excellent read. I enjoyed Gaiman's Marvel 1602, and I enjoyed this one as well. It does catch the feel of the time period, yet they also keep the essence of the characters. Once you start it, you just have to finish it. If you liked the first one, you will like this one. This one is a bit more ac...
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