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Leinil Francis Yu - X-Force
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Jan 2019
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Justice League (2018) #14 variant cover by Jae Lee
Dec 2018
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Thor (2018) #8 by Jason Aaron and Mike del Mundo. Thori is great lol
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The Green Lantern (2018) #1 cover by Liam Sharp
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Repost from travisellisor:
page 20 from
Aquaman (2011) #9 by Ivan Reis, Joe Prado, Rod Reis, Geoff Johns and Nick J. Napolitano
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Old Man Hawkeye #1 cover by Marco Chechetto
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Detectiv Comics #944 cover art by Martinez, Fernandez and Anderson
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Superman (DC Rebirth) #2 variant cover by Kenneth Rocafort
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Merry X-Men Holiday Special (2018) cover by David Nakayama
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Spider-man (2016) #21
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The Mighty Thor #21 cover by Russell Dauterman and Matthew Wilson
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Repost from why-i-love-comics:
Guardians of the Galaxy #5 (2013)
written by Brian Michael Bendis
art by Justin Ponsor
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Repost from brianmichaelbendis:
page 62 from
Adventures of Superman #500 by Dan Jurgens, Brett Breeding, Glenn Whitmore and John Costanza
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Fool! Doctor Doom does as he pleases! Spidey Super Stories Vol 1 #53
(July, 1981)
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Shazam #1 cover by Dave Eaglesham
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Young Justice (2018) #1 cover by Patrick Gleason
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Repost from brianmichaelbendis:
Clark Kent changing into Superman sequence.
Artworks by Jorge Jimenez, Cliff Chiang, José Luis García-López, Alex Ross, and Brian Stelfreeze.
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Repost from mrkltpzyxm:
This thread is amazing.
I wanna give this a 1000 likes.
Further adding to my justification for not debating my right-wing conservative relatives on issues of religion, history, politics, social equality, or climatology:
I refuse to engage in a battle of wits with an unarmed opponent.
Fun Fact: earlier this year a bunch of right wing assholes got together enough masse to report @paulengelhard for some unkind comment that he made about Trump supporters. So he got banned from Twitter while all the Nazis, White Supremacists, bigots, racists, and generally ignorant and unpleasant people get to keep spouting hate speech on Twitter unopposed.
Isn’t that great?
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Into the Spider-Verse spoiler-free review
- this is a great animated comic book movie, it makes me happy
- I may have been a bit overhyped by the early reviews, but it was very entertaining, funny and had brilliant presentation, melding the medium of movies with comic books in a way that has never been seen before
- again, the presentation is fantastic, the animation is great and intentional and the funky alternate universe stuff is represented well
- IDK if I would call it the best comic book movie of all time, or even the best Spider-Man movie of all time, but definitely one of the best animated movies of all time, for a comic book fan (highly specific lol)
- in fact, much respect to the writers who dared to bring this story to life. imagine the challenge of pitching a story idea to Sony about not just one new Spider-man, but several alternate universe versions of them. It’s not exactly comparable to a Disney movie plot after all, but they pulled it off
- between this movie and the PS4 game, I’m happy that Miles is making further inroads into the cultural zeitgeist
- Miles appearance here reminds me of Hey Arnold’s black friend lol
- maybe I would have appreciated the movie a bit more if I was into hip-hop or such
- comic book fans will be happy to know that this movie does not follow the actual Spider-Verse comic book arc along with its convoluted background of the inheritors. The plot and the opposition are much more straightforward
- Will Mama like it? Well …like all animated movies, with enough viewings at home by my nieces/nephews, maybe.
- This movie has the best post-credits scene of all time
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Repost from zdarsky:
Peter Parker: The Spectacular Spider-Man #310 - “Finale” (2018)
written by Chip Zdarsky
art by Chip Zdarsky
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Hawkeye (2012) #1 cover by David Aja
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Immortal Iron Fist #8 by Fraction, Brubaker and Aja
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Spider-Verse (2014) #1 cover by Antonio Fabela
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Avengers: The Children’s Crusade #1 cover by Jim Cheung
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Aquaman Spoiler-Free review!
- I came in with low expectations (given DC’s history), but the movie turned out pretty good, even though it wasn’t the best comic book related thing I’ve seen this week (see previous post)
- it’s fun and action-packed, some fun set pieces and action sequences. Lots of CGI (as can be expected)
- the plot is fairly predictable, I’ve seen similar story arcs for this character more than once, things pretty much happen as you expect
- also the plot kinda feels a bit like black panther, except in reverse? does that make sense?
- the first act felt a bit longish, but not really draggy or anything, it’s just that there’s a lot of set up to be done
- the director’s horror movie background shines through a bit in one of the sequences around the second act
- I had the urge to pee about 1 hour in, but I had to hold it in until the end of the movie, I didn’t want to miss stuff. So much water didn’t help!
- Arthur’s dad looks like a Pinoy lol
- I didn’t watch in IMAX3D, but I suspect there’s a lot of 3d given the volume of CGI
- there is one mid-credits scene
- I’d say it’s family-friendly even though there is quite a bit of bloodshed
- magugustuhan ba ni Mama. Eh, maybe? Not really her type of movie, but maybe if I explain it a bit?
Spider-verse this weekend!
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Arrowverse Elseworlds crossover spoiler-free review!
- if you’re not aware, episode 1 - Flash S05E09, episode 2 - Arrow S07E09, episode 3 - Supergirl S04E09
- I don’t usually review TV show crossovers but TBH I can’t recall any other any TV show crossovers and I just really, really enjoyed this one
- basically a love letter to DC comics fans, a celebration of dc comics/TV/movies from the past four decades, and apparently a prelude of things to come. Non-comicbook fans might not be as happy as me lol
- all three episodes were great (middle episode slightly worse because Arrow lol), I was smiling all the time and apploauding all the references- frankly not everything made sense, but I’ll forgive it (I mean, have you *read* crisis on infinite earths? lol
- bonus: for more zaniness, also watch this week’s Legend’s of Tomorrow, they didn’t want to be outdone!
- I also watched Aquaman today, and that was fine (review later) but I decided to write a review of this crossover first!
- tonight’s reading list (image attached)
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Superior Spider-man #1 cover by Ryan Stegman
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Teen Titans (DC Rebirth) #13
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JLA v3 #44 Tower of Babel part 2 of 4 by Mark Waid and Howard Porter
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I was disappointed when Age of Ultron did not have this line. Avengers vol. 3 #22
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Young Avengers #12, art by Jim Cheung
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Superman asks Batman to help mug a reporter (she had kryptonite). Action Comics #1003 by Brian Michael Bendis and Yannick Paquette
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The X-Traitor mystery was introduced in Uncanny X-Men #287 (1992) and was left unresolved until Onslaught: X-Men and Uncanny X-Men #335 (1996)
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Repost from zeddfrost:
Guardians of the Galaxy #1 variant cover by Gerald Parel *
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Justice League Dark #2 Greg Capullo variant cover
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House of M #6 by Olivier Coipel
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Silver Surfer: Parable by Stan Lee and Moebius
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Red Hood and the Outlaws (New 52) #1 cover art by Kenneth Rocafort
Nov 2018
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Repost from brianmichaelbendis:
New Avengers by Leinil Francis Yu
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Dark Knights Metal #6 variant cover by Tony Daniel
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Young Avengers #12 Kate Bishop takes the mantle of Hawkeye
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Cosmic Ghost Rider #1 cover art by Antonio Fabella
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Otto learns what it means to be Spider-man. Amazing Spider-man #700 by Dan Slott and Humberto Ramos
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Justice League (New 52) #6 by Geoff Johns and Jim Lee
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Batman v2 #55 by Tom King and Tony S. Daniel
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Superman (2018) #1 Adam Hughes variant cover
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The X-Men fight fake news and also search for cat videos X-Men Red #9 by Tom Taylor and Roge Antonio
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This Guardians iteration is the best. Cosmic Ghost Rider #3 by Donny Cates and Dylan Burnett.
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X-Men (1991) #25 by Fabian Nicieza and Andy Kubert. Magneto removes Wolverine’s adamantium
