by Joe Gillis, Jan 4 2010 // 11:00 AM
Its a new year so that means new comics and our friends at Marvel are already ready to unleash some brand new titles to keep you excited going into 2010. Some of the ones we’re most interested in this week include the latest issue of Cable, Punisher Max: Get Castle, Nation X: X-Factor and, of course, the debut of Marvel’s latest “event” Siege #1.
As always, we’ve got some cool previews of some of the covers for some of these books, so be sure to check them out after the jump.
Comics On-Sale:
AMAZING SPIDER-MAN PRESENTS: JACKPOT #1
CABLE #22
DAFFODIL #1
DAFFODIL #1 VARIANT
DEADPOOL TEAM-UP #897
MARVEL BOY: THE URANIAN #1
MARVEL PREVIEWS #77
NATION X: X-FACTOR
NEW MUTANTS #9 (XN)
PUNISHER MAX: GET CASTLE
SIEGE #1
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Posted in: Comic Previews · Comics · Marvel · News
Tagged: Brian Bendis, Brian Reed, Cable, Comics, David Lafuente, Marvel, Marvel Boy, Olivier Coipel, Peter David, Siege, Ultimate Spider-Man, Valentine De Landro, X-Factor
by David Press, Oct 7 2009 // 10:30 AM
We have a decent load this week, from the conclusion to the exceptional Planetary to quite a number of Marvel books worth your time. Planetary #27 is the conclusion to Warren Ellis and John Cassaday’s brilliant series. Combining pop culture commentary, with a twisted spin that Ellis is known for and the direction of Astonishing X-Men artist John Cassaday. There was a preview in the back of Ex Machina #45, which had me excited for this issue.
From Marvel, there is a ton of good stuff. First, we have the premiere of Phil Jimenez on Astonishing X-Men alongside Warren Ellis. Its weird, you know? We have a Planetary/Astonishing X-Men crossover this week and I am looking forward to that ten fold.
Now I’m a giant Rick Remender fan, and this premieres his new ongoing series at Marvel, Doctor Voodoo with Billy Tan. If you like this I strongly recommend Rick’s series Fear Agent and The End League from Dark Horse. Following that we have Ultimate Comics Spider-Man #3. The first two issues were spectacular, and David Lafuente was born to draw Spider-Man. This is easily one of the best reads in comics.
Finally, we have the return of Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips Criminal with “The Sinners.” As always, we here at The Flickcast care about what you read, so leave us a comment and let us know what you liked/didn’t like from this week’s comics. For a more complete list of what comes out this week, check out the one at Midtown Comics.
Happy Reading!
Posted in: Comic Previews · Comics · Marvel · Recommendations
Tagged: Brian Michael Bendis, Criminal, David Lafuente, Doctor Voodoo, Ed Brubaker, John Cassaday, Kieron Gillen, Phil Jimenez, Planetary, rick remender, Ultimate Comics Spider-Man, Warren Ellis
by David Press, Aug 12 2009 // 11:15 AM
Things have certainly heated up this week with comics, as there is a whole crop of wonderful books coming out today from the “Big Two.”
From DC Comics, we have a plethora of Blackest Night books including the Batman spinoff and the main Blackest Night book comes out with issue two. Though, what I’m really looking forward to is Adventure Comics #1. I was pretty happy to see Bart Allen and Superboy revived in Legion of Three Worlds and Francis Manapul’s style on this book kind of reminds me of something from childhood.
For Marvel, I’d say the spotlight is on the new line of Ultimate Comics. Especially with David Lafuente on art for Ultimate Comics: Spider-Man #1. It just looks like a book full of spectacular fun. Of course, the excellent X-Men/Dark Avengers event continues with Utopia
My final recommendation this week is something for you Star Trek nerds: Nero. This book gives us the back story, besides about five lines of dialogue, the movie didn’t bother with.
As always, we here at The Flickcast care about what you read, so let us know what you liked/didn’t like this week in the comments. And iof you don’t like what you see here, be sure to check out Midtown Comics comprehensive list of what comes out today.
Posted in: Comic Previews · Comics · DC · Marvel · News
Tagged: Adventure Comics, Bart Allen, Blackest Night, David Lafuente, Francis Manapul, Ultimate Comics