Tag Archives: Brian Michael Bendis

The Pull List Comic Reviews: ‘Jonah Hex’, ‘Fall Of The Hulks’, ‘JSA All-Stars’ and More!

Posted on December 3, 2009 by Sal Loria

Welcome to another edition of The Pull List Comic Reviews! This week Jonah Hex takes top billing, a couple more Blackest Night mini-series debuts and a slew of over-sized annuals and one-shots invade your pull list. As always, WARNING: SPOILERS … Continue reading →

Posted in Comic Reviews, Comics, DC, Iron Man 2, Marvel, Pull List | Tagged Blackest Night, Blackest Night: The Flash, Blackest Night: Wonder Woman, Brannon Braga, Brian Michael Bendis, Carlo Barberi, Carmine Di Giandomenico, Chris Bachalo, Chris Yost, Civil War, Craig Kyle, Daredevil, Dark Avengers, Darwyn Cooke, David Hine, Deadpool, Fabrice Sapolsky, Fall of the Hulks, Fall Of The Hulks: Alpha, Final Crisis: Rogues' Revenge, Flash Rebirth, Freddie Williams II, Generation X, Geoff Johns, greg rucka, Iron Man vs Whiplash, Jason Pearson, Jeff Parker, Jimmy Palmiotti, Jonah Hex, JSA All-Stars, Justice Society of America, Justin Gray, Marc Guggenheim, Marvel Super-Heroes Secret Wars, Matthew Sturges, Michael Lark, Nicola Scott, Paul Pelletier, Phillippe Briones, Robert Kirkman, Scott Kolins, Secret Six, Siege, Siege: The Cabal, Spider-Man Noir, Spider-Man Noir: Eyes Without A Face, World War Hulk, X-Force | 1 Comment

Dave’s Weekly Comic Book Recommendations

Posted on December 2, 2009 by David Press

This week is a lighter week than last week, so I’m going to take this opportunity to talk about some of the books that came out last week that I didn’t get a chance to check out because of Thanksgiving. … Continue reading →

Posted in Comics, DC, Marvel, Recommendations | Tagged Blackest Night, Brett Lewis, Brian Michael Bendis, Comic Recommendations, Comics, David Gallaher, Geoff Johns, High Moon, John Paul Leon, mark sable, Matt Fraction, Michael Lark, Steve Ellis, The Siege, Uncanny X-Men, Unthinkable, Wildstorm, Winter Men | 2 Comments

The Pull List Comic Reviews: ‘Blackest Night’, ‘Powers’, ‘Archie’ & More!

Posted on November 26, 2009 by Sal Loria

Welcome to another edition of The Pull List Comic Reviews! This week, the Blackest Night event takes center stage, Bendis and Oeming make a triumphant comeback and Archie gets married (again). As always, WARNING: SPOILERS AHEAD. PULL OF THE WEEK: … Continue reading →

Posted in Comic Reviews, Comics, Dark Horse Comics, DC, Image Comics, Marvel, Pull List | Tagged Angelo Torres, Archie, Blackest Night, Blackest Night: Superman, Brian Michael Bendis, Brian Reed, Buffy: The Vampire Slayer, Creepy, Dan Braun, Darker Image, Dave Sims, Derec Donovan, Doug Mahnke, Erik Larsen, Geoff Johns, Green Lantern, Greg Ruth, Image United, invincible iron man, Ivan Reis, James Robinson, Jason Shawn Alexander, Jim Valentino, Joe Bennett, Joe Harris, Joe R Lansdale, Joss Whedon, JT Krul, Justice League of America, Marc Silvestri, Mark Bagley, Matt Fraction, Michael Uslan, Mike Avon Oeming, Mike Baron, Mike McKone, Ms. Marvel, Nathan Fox, Powers, Rahsan Ekedal, Rob DiSalvo, Rob Liefeld, Robert Kirkman, Russ Heath, Salvador Larocca, Stan Goldberg, Teen Titans, The Blair Witch Project, Todd McFarlane, Whilce Portacio | 3 Comments

The Pull List Comic Reviews: ‘Sugarshock’, ‘Invincible Iron Man’, ‘Power Girl’ and More

Posted on October 22, 2009 by Sal Loria

Welcome to The Pull List Comic Reviews! It was a great week for comics as every issue got a really good score, including a surprising (for me, anyway) Pull of the Week. As always, WARNING: SPOILERS AHEAD. PULL OF THE … Continue reading →

Posted in Comic Reviews, Dark Horse Comics, DC, IDW, Image Comics, Marvel, Pull List | Tagged Alex Kurtzman, Blackest Night: Superman, Brian Michael Bendis, Christos N Gage, Cory Walker, Dark Avengers, David Messina, Fabian Nicieza, Fábio Moon, Invincible, invincible iron man, James Robinson, Jimmy Palmiotti, Joss Whedon, Justice League of America, Mark Bagley, Matt Fraction, Mighty Avengers, Mike Deodato, Power Girl, Ramon Bachs, Robert Kirkman, Roberto Orci, Salvador Larroca, Star Trek: Nero, Sugarshot | 1 Comment

Review: The Complete ‘Spider-Woman’ Motion Comic Series

Posted on October 19, 2009 by Sal Loria

In what could very well be the next step in comic book storytelling, Marvel entered the motion comics arena with Spider-Woman, based off of the recently launched series written by Brian Michael Bendis with art by Alex Maleev. Available on … Continue reading →

Posted in Apple, Comic Reviews, Marvel, Mobile Apps | Tagged Alex Maleev, Brian Michael Bendis, Motion Comics, Spider-Woman | 3 Comments

Dave’s Weekly Comic Book Recommendations

Posted on October 7, 2009 by David Press

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 … Continue 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 | 1 Comment

The Pull List Comic Reviews: ‘Wolverine: Old Man Logan’, ‘Dark X-Men: The Confession’ & ‘New Avengers’

Posted on September 24, 2009 by John Carle

First off I just wanted to thank Dave and John for handling last week’s The Pull List as special guest reviewers. They did a great job, and I’m glad I’ve got backup when I need it! Pull of the Week: … Continue reading →

Posted in Comic Reviews, Comics, Marvel, Pull List, Reviews | Tagged Brian Michael Bendis, Dark X-Men: The Confession, Mark Millar, Marvel, New Avengers, Old Man Logan, Steve McNiven, Wolverine, X-Men | Comments Off

The Pull List Comic Reviews: ‘Kick-Ass’, ‘Dark Avengers / Uncanny X-Men: Exodus’ and More

Posted on September 11, 2009 by John Carle

Just because Monday happened to be a holiday, those lazy postal workers made us all wait an extra day to get our comics. How dare they use Labor Day as an excuse? But the wait was worth it as there … Continue reading →