Saturday, March 8, 2014
Worlds’ Finest Huntress and Power Girl #15
Worlds’ Finest Huntress and Power Girl #15 – really this
whole Dessad thing was just a lead up for a Forever Evil Tie in? That is seriously disappointing. I was thinking this story was getting better
until the “cliffhanger” ending. I have made no secret that I am unhappy with
how DC Comics and this creative team have treated these two strong female
characters that are the stars of this comic.
I do not like how suddenly as if by magic they cannot win any situation;
their base of operations, their friends dying with no second thought by the
creative team to how this will end. Well
now we know why the creative team was happy to ruin a really good comic. They had to set things up for a
mega-cross-over comic event. Lame.
Labels:
comic books,
DC Comics,
Desaad,
Huntress,
Power Girl,
World's Finest
Friday, March 7, 2014
Robocop Last Stand #1
Robocop Last Stand #1 a Frank Miller Comic and all I have to
say is it is about time! It was the
introduction issue so I was not expecting much but a lot of this issue felt
more like filler than actual story. Oh
well there are eight more issues for the comic to improve. The artwork is a bit over stylized and
silly. The art is really showing the age
of the subject and it just looks bad.
Unfortunately I am sure that artwork is not going to improve that looks
like a choice. I have to say while the
story so far felt like filler is not to say it was not good and interesting.
Labels:
Boom! Studios,
Frank Miller,
Robocop,
Robocop Last Stand
Thursday, March 6, 2014
Avengers A.I. #2
Avengers A.I. #2 continues a short while after the end of the
previous issue. The Avengers A.I. team
is trying to figure out the origin of a new android (for lack of a better
category term other than robot) named Alexis.
The Vision as usual is being his logical best, Doombot still thinks it
is Doctor Doom and acting like it, Victor Mancha is uncertain about his place
in the team and Hank Pym is acting cool.
It turns out that the new villain Dimitrios is another A.I. that has
taken over an old fully automated Iron Man armor and is trying to wage war on
humanity. He hijacks a Sentinel to
attack Washington D.C. the attack fails of course, but not before giving
Doombot a couple of fun lines before it loses its head in the fight; though it
appears that the true plan of Dimitrios was actually to gain control of the
Vision or at least access to his communication network making his monolog
available to the entire world to view.
The monologue goes on and on for pages and could have been copied from
any one of Magneto’s rants about mutants replacing humans. But in this case replace mutant with A.I. and
other mechanical / electrical based creatures taking over the world. In other words just a bit of the same old
same old in the Marvel Comics Universe.
But I must say the dialogue was good and the story was interesting. Good stuff.
Labels:
Avengers,
Avengers A.I.,
comic books,
Doombot,
Hank Pym,
Marvel Comics,
Victor Mancha
Wednesday, March 5, 2014
Deadpool Kills Deadpool #2
Deadpool Kills Deadpool #2 and this is where it gets
weird! The story is actually sort of
interesting here if somewhat confusing.
It is impossible to tell which Deadpool is trying to help out the
“real”Deadpool and which Deadpool is trying to kill him. But what can I say it is all very
entertaining and someone has way way way way way to much free time on their
hands if they can go about creating all these different Deadpools. We visit a world that seems to be populated only
by Deadpool variants of other Marvel characters. Some of the Deadpools from the might Marvel
Multi-verse are really crazy and could probably support at least an entire
issue on their own. But I have to give
bonus points to Pandapool “the Species that endangers you!” and of course the
Deadpool that shows up for the cliffhanger ending of this comic Galactuspool.
Labels:
comic books,
Deadpool,
Deadpool Kills Deadpool,
Marvel Comics
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