DC Comics, 2009
This blew me away. This stand-alone tale is a worthy follow-up to the story in which Wonder Woman had to kill Maxwell Lord to save Superman. Wonder Woman never looked so good, or get written so well.
Saturday, November 20, 2010
Blackest Night: Wonder Woman #1
by Greg Rucka & Nicola Scott
This blew me away. This stand-alone tale is a worthy follow-up to the story in which Wonder Woman had to kill Maxwell Lord to save Superman. Wonder Woman never looked so good, or get written so well.
This blew me away. This stand-alone tale is a worthy follow-up to the story in which Wonder Woman had to kill Maxwell Lord to save Superman. Wonder Woman never looked so good, or get written so well.
Scars
by Warren Ellis & Jacen Burrows
Avatar Press, 2008
Deeply affecting. A superb, well-told, gritty story.
Avatar Press, 2008
Deeply affecting. A superb, well-told, gritty story. Friday, October 29, 2010
Hilariously funny!Tuesday, October 19, 2010
The Mighty Vol. 1-2
by Pete J. Tomasi, Keith Champagne, Peter Snejbjerg, Chris Samnee
DC Comics, 2009-2010
Wonderful storytelling. What happens when the world's only super-powered hero turns out not to be who he appears to be?
Friday, September 10, 2010
Beasts of Burden: Animal Rites
by Evan Dorkin & Jill Thompson
Dark Horse Comics, 2010
Really like this. Great art coupled with cool stories.
Friday, July 2, 2010
Lovely read. Wednesday, April 14, 2010
Elephantmen: War Toys Vol. 1: No Surrender
by Richard Starkings & Moritat
Horrific vision of the future. But there's something here. If you create soldiers who are not tied down by compassion and just pure killing machines, is there really no chance for any of these killing creatures to feel any emotions at all? Or will they start to feel fear and/or admiration when one human succeeds in eluding them and cutting down their numbers?
Image Comics, 2008
Horrific vision of the future. But there's something here. If you create soldiers who are not tied down by compassion and just pure killing machines, is there really no chance for any of these killing creatures to feel any emotions at all? Or will they start to feel fear and/or admiration when one human succeeds in eluding them and cutting down their numbers?B.P.R.D. Vol. 9: 1946
by Mike Mignola, Joshua Dysart & Paul Azaceta
I enjoyed both the Hellboy and B.P.R.D. stories, but usually find myself enjoying Hellboy more. This stand-alone story however, got me hooked. I love the art. And I love the character of Varvara, Professor Buttenholm's Soviet counterpart.
Dark Horse Comics, 2008
I enjoyed both the Hellboy and B.P.R.D. stories, but usually find myself enjoying Hellboy more. This stand-alone story however, got me hooked. I love the art. And I love the character of Varvara, Professor Buttenholm's Soviet counterpart.
Sunday, March 14, 2010
Hellboy
Vol. 1-
by Mike Mignola
IMHO, there's something uberly cool about Hellboy. Perhaps it's the epic and mythic quality of the stories, infused with a generous dose of humor. Coupled with the wonderful artwork by Mignola, which evokes a genuine sense of eeriness. Each volume of Hellboy I've read so far has yet to disappoint.
Dark Horse Comics, 2001-
IMHO, there's something uberly cool about Hellboy. Perhaps it's the epic and mythic quality of the stories, infused with a generous dose of humor. Coupled with the wonderful artwork by Mignola, which evokes a genuine sense of eeriness. Each volume of Hellboy I've read so far has yet to disappoint. Wonderland
by Tommy Kovac & Sonny Liew
Cool sequel of sorts to Alice in Wonderland.
Disney Press, 2009
Cool sequel of sorts to Alice in Wonderland.The Nobody
by Jeff Lemire
Vertigo Comics, 2009
Wonderful story of an invisible man. Lovely art. Jeff Lemire is a talent who has caught my attention.
Saturday, February 13, 2010
Crisis on Infinite Earths
by Marv Wolfman & George Perez
DC Comics, 2001
The first major crossover in comics history published to celebrate DC's 50th anniversary in 1985-86. I was a child when I first read this series and I was blown away by the epic storytelling and great art. While the story may read slightly dated today, and deaths of fictional characters have become more common (and seemingly no longer permanent), what this series delivered include high stakes and big changes that rocked the boat.
Black Jack
Vol. 1-17
by Osamu Tezuka
Love, love this. The American reprint is still ongoing at this point. The medical dramas, thrills and humor tales of the unlicensed surgeon Black Jack and his recurring cast of friends, aides and nemeses has me hooked!
Vertical, 2008-2011
Love, love this. The American reprint is still ongoing at this point. The medical dramas, thrills and humor tales of the unlicensed surgeon Black Jack and his recurring cast of friends, aides and nemeses has me hooked! 
Simply wonderful. This complete edition collects all 3 books in the series.
Saturday, January 2, 2010
The Walking Man
by Jiro Taniguchi
Fanfare/Ponent Mon, 2004
A beautifully rendered picture book about life and the normal things around us that we take for granted.
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