Showing posts with label Spider-Woman. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Spider-Woman. Show all posts
Monday, October 14, 2013
Fearless Defenders #5!
The Fearless Defenders #5 – Where we continue the Doom
Maiden story line. We first see Moonstar
Hippolyta and Valkyrie awaiting the arrival of the Doom Maidens in a remote and
far away part of our world. The Doom
Maidens arrive riding dragons, one of which Hippolyta kills. The fight is interrupted by the arrival of a
large number of female super heroes – it is a rather dramatic splash page. We now add to the battle Spider-Woman, Black
Cat, Tigra, Hellcat, Elektra, She-Hulk, Storm, Thundra, Tarantula, Colleen
Wing, Black Widow, Captain Marvel and Misty Knight. While the Valkyrie traveled to the out of the
way place, Misty Knight had gone recruiting supers to help in the fight. Some are destined to be Shield Maidens (only
nine actually) but apparently having a few extra heroes is not a bad
thing. We learn a number of things about
Annabelle Riggs and Moonstar. The story
here remains very interesting and I cannot wait for the next issue.
Monday, September 30, 2013
A + X #8
A + X #8 stars in story one is Spider-Woman and Shadowcat
(Kitty Pride) and Lockheed the dragon.
Story two has Deadpool and Hawkeye and I kind of cringe considering both
these guys are wisecracking heroes. So
when Spider-Woman texts the Lockheed Dragon to go on a mission with Kitty Pride
the are searching for a meteorite of an unknown metal that has been stolen and
about to be sold to bad guys. Apparently
Lockheed can smell the metal and they know this because he helped Spider-Woman
in outer space once. Somehow Kitty Pride
does not know this story. There is some
amusing running commentary from a civilian in the subway car with the three
heroes and Spider-Woman and Shadowcat talk about all this secret S.W.O.R.D /
S.H.I.E.L.D stuff knowing that no one would believe the crazy homeless guy –
even though he sounds perfectly sane at the moment. The dragon catches the meteorites sent and
the next thing you see is a huge splash page of the Absorbing man fighting a
mob of AIM and Hydra agents. At this
point I went from so far so good to oh wow cool. During this fight they use their real names
in front of the bad guys! Through some
very clever dialog Kitty fights and defeats the Absorbing Man singlehandedly. The AIM and Hydra guys surrender, the
meteorite is recovered. I have to say
once again that the dialog in the A + X comics can be really clever and
entertaining. It is fun to have super
heroes be smart once in a while. The
Deadpool / Hawkeye story will need to be amazing to beat that story. The second story is Deadpool and Hawkeye,
Hawkeye is driving a car through Grand Central station and down some subway
tracks. Deadpool appears to be more
worried than the Hawkguy about them making it to the bad guys alive. They of course make it to the bad guys in one
piece and the fight against pirates begins.
Deadpool decides to also fight with a bow and arrow with of course
hilarious results. They win after even
more cleverer arrow shooting. While
entertaining this story just cannot compare to the first.
Labels:
A.I.M.,
A+X,
Absorbing Man,
Deadpool,
Hawkeye,
Hydra,
Kitty Pride,
Shadowcat,
Spider-Woman
Monday, August 5, 2013
Captain Marvel #12
Captain Marvel #12 was a long drawn out full issue fight
that ended up being boring and uninteresting.
The fight included a lot of taunting dialog between Captain Marvel and
Deathbird. We also see the story
evolving from Captain Marvel’s doctor and another doctor consulting on her
case. The two doctors talk through the
problem and figure out it seems that Captain Marvel is being poisoned. The weakness of this issue might have
something to do with this being a tie in issue with an Avengers title. In fact Spider-Woman makes a non-speaking
cameo in a few panels of the comic.
Anyway this issue was disappointing and very subpar compared to previous
issues of this comic book.
Labels:
Captain Marvel,
comic books,
Deathbird,
Marvel Comics,
Spider-Woman
Friday, March 1, 2013
Captain Marvel!
Captain Marvel #9 was a really good Day in the Life of
Story. I loved it! The story had crazy old ladies, Spider-Woman,
random people helping out and dinosaurs.
Oh and thieves or terrorists I’m not sure which or that it mattered to
the story. The story also confirms what should
be obvious by now that Tony Stark is an ass.
I guess my only real complaint about this story is the art, the art suck
in this issue it was horrible. I don’t
know who told the person credited as “artist” for this book (Filipe Andrade) to
use this style but that person should be punished. Characters are drawn differently in every
frame of the comic it is very distracting and detracting from the story. I really hope the powers that be see this is
a bad art path to follow and just go for good solid comic book art. Otherwise I am going to stop getting this
comic and I am fairly sure I am the only one buying copies at my comic book
shop.
Labels:
Captain Marvel,
Filipe Andrade,
Marvel Comics,
Spider-Woman,
Tony Stark
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