Tag palmiotti
Review: Wolverine & The Black Cat: Claws
What do you know about Joe Linsner? If you’re like me circa a week ago, the name might not mean anything at all to you, although once you find out that’s the name of the person who does those Dawn comics, then you’ll probably have a flood of ment... [read more]
Three from Radical Comics
Hotwire: Deep Cut #1: Steve Pugh’s near-future sci-fi ghost-police procedural comic gets a second three-issue miniseries, following Hotwire: Requiem For the Dead.Despite being a sequel, this first issue is an extremely easy to jump onto jumping-on po... [read more]
Review: Daughters of the Dragon: Samurai Bullets
Daughters of The Dragon: Samurai Bullets (Marvel Comics) collects an early 2006, six-issue miniseries starring the Misty Knight and Colleen Wing characters, who are here working as bail bonds-babes who collect minor supervillains. Writers Jimmy Palmio... [read more]
If 2007′s Uncle Sam and The Freedom Fighters isn’t the worst comic I’ve ever read, it’s only because it was so bad I couldn’t read it.
As discussed at (far too great) length in yesterday’s interminable post on the subject, DC’s 2006 eight-issue miniseries Uncle Sam and The Freedom Fighters was followed in 2007 by another eight-issues miniseries with the exact same title and logo. ... [read more]
Waaaaaaay too many words about 2006 comic book series Uncle Sam and The Freedom Fighters
I really like the Freedom Fighters characters from afar—code names, costumes, powers, potential, they all seem like very sturdy, very promising superheroes of the sort many Golden Age also-rans were.Sure, Uncle Sam and The Ray were never going to be ... [read more]