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Feb 2021
Jan 2021
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Web of Spider-man (1985) no 1, Spectacular Spider-man S01E12, Spider-man 3 (2017) #comicbooks
Aug 2020
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I had nothing to contribute to tonight’s quiz night, so this is what I did instead.
Jun 2020
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Far Sector #5 #BlackLivesMattters #comics
Dec 2019
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I’m looking forward to the eventual storyline where he makes a deal with the devil for everyone to forget this reveal in exchange for ending his marriage.
Oct 2019
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While you slept, the world changed. I haven’t reviewed any comics on this blog for a while, so today we’ll talk about Jonathan Hickman’s triumphant (so far) return to Marvel: House of X/Powers of X and the upcoming Dawn of X wave of books. Spoilers abound so be aware. Also while writing this I realized how absurd comic books must seem to nonreaders, but really that’s what makes it all fun!
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isnt gorgon one of the inhumans
Sep 2019
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i hope we get somehing like this in the upcoming disney+ show. Like maybe Clint saved Kate during the battle of new york
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Quick doodle. Sam and Bucky. #sketch #comics #marvel
Jul 2019
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It is not a continuity reset. But if you know who xavier and magneto are and know that mutants exist, tha should be the extent of background you need going into the book,
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House of X (2019) #1
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I know I already made a whole post about the MCU after Endgame came out, but after the MCU Phase 4 announcements this past weekend at SDCC I was a bit hyped. I thought it would be fun to look back at the past 10 years of MCU Phase 1-3 and see what I wrote about the movies. Iron Man (2008) Surprisingly, I had written nothing about watching this film at all, and I don’t remember going to the cinema to watch it.
Apr 2019
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Many of the manga series I used to follow from long ago have since ended, the only ones still running now are One Piece and Hajime no Ippo. So I thought I’d follow some newer ones. Here are some short reviews: The Promised Neverland I picked up this one due to a strong recommendation from someone I follow on social media. The premise starts out with some super smart kids who grew up in an orphanage without any knowledge of an outside world.
Mar 2019
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You are missing out. AOA is one of the best xmen alternate universe stories and it holds up pretty well
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Justice League (2019) #20 Batman has a new favorite Robin. art by Jorge Jimenez, words by Scott Snyder
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Captain Marvel (1989) #1 featuring Monica Rambeau as Captain Marvel. Will we see her with powers in the second Captain Marvel movie?
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Green Lantern - Green Arrow #85 DC tackles the drug problem
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Captain Marvel (2016) #1 cover by Kris Anka
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movie was pretty good, no major issues doesnt follow the typical MCU origin story ‘formula’ some weird pacing issues in a few places, but that just might be because of the chosen story direction lots of little call-outs and tie-ins to the other MCU movies (although I feel like they could have done a bit more in some spots) I am not a cat person. But if you are a cat person, you might like this: there is a cat.
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The Flash #62 variant cover by Jae Lee
Feb 2019
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It’s Spider-Man week on ireadcomicbooks! To cap off the week, here’s Amazing Spider-Man #583 guest starring Barack Obama.
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It’s Spider-Man week on ireadcomicbooks! During the DC/Marvel Amalgam crossover, Spider-Man got crossed over with… Superboy? I always felt like Spider-Man got a poor deal here given how popular he was, he should have at least gotten an adult to cross over with! At least he retained the hyphen! Cover by Mike Wieringo
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It’s Spider-Man week on ireadcomicbooks! Spider-Man was the only Marvel superhero to guest star in the Transformers comic series by Marvel which ran from 1984-1981. Here he is duking it out with Megatron in the cover to Transformers #3 by Frank Springer
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It’s Spider-Man week on ireadcomicbooks! Here’s Marvel Zombies #1 Amazing Fantasy tribute cover by Arthur Suydam
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It’s Spider-Man week on ireadcomicbooks! Here’s the famous Amazing Spider-Man #300 cover by the amazing Todd McFarlane!
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It’s Spider-Man week on ireadcomicbooks! Here’s the cover for Secret Wars #8 by Mike Zeck, where Spider-Man first acquired the Symbiote costume. (The actual first published appearance of the costume was in Amazing Spider-Man #252)
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It’s Spider-Man week on ireadcomicsbooks! Here’s the cover to Amazing Spider-Man #660 by Stefano Caselli and Lorenzo de Felici, featuring the Future Foundation costume!
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Posted on r/comicbooks: Reddit, what is your all-time favorite comic book cover?
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Flash (Rebirth) #34 Justice League movie variant cover by McKone and Fajardo
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New Superman #1 cover by Bogdanovic and Shannon
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Uncanny X-Men #136 (1980) and Crisis on Infinite Earths #7 (1985). I only now realized how similar these covers were
Jan 2019
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Some Youtube channels I’ve been enjoying recently: ComicTropes is a weekly show that does deep dives into various mainstream comics titles, and often includes the background history of characters and creators, so very interesting stuff for comic book nerds. GameMaker’s ToolKit talks about video game level design topics. His series “Boss Keys” does a deep dive into Zelda dungeons and analyzes them based on criteria like linearity. His level design analyses are strongly based on systems and gameplay and how they affect the player experience.
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Uncanny X-Force #1 cover by Esad Ribic
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Captain America (2018) #1 cover by Alex Ross
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Immortal Hulk #1 cover by Alex Ross
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Punisher (2018) #1 cover by Greg Smallwood
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Fantastic Four (2018) #1 cover by Esad Ribic
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Sideways #1 cover by Kenneth Rocafort
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The Green Lantern #2 - OA Splash page. Art by Liam Sharp
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I was at the mall last week and I decided to watch the new Bumblebee movie (it came out late over here because reasons). Here’s my spoiler-free review. As the link says, I’ve been a big fan of Transformers since I was a kid, so I thought I’d talk about that for a bit. The 1980s cartoon obviously, though I think only the first two seasons of that aired on local TV.
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Mister Miracle #11 variant cover by Mitch Gerads
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Superman Red Son cover by Dave Johnson
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Champions (2019) #1
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West Coast Avengers (2018) #1 cover by Stefano Caselli and Nolan Woodard
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X-Factor #92 cover by Joe Quesada. This is one of my favorite covers of all time (despite the hologram), but I can no longer find my physical copy of it, not sure if I sold it off before. More annoying is that the Marvel Unlimited version of this issue does not include the wraparound cover! The above image is sourced from http://marvel.wikia.com/wiki/X-Factor_Vol_1_92
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Batman #1 cover by Greg Capullo
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Stormwatch #1 by Brandon Choi, Jim Lee, Scott Clark, Trevor Scott. I found my copy of this while cleaning up, the only issue I’ve ever read from this series. See that guy named Winter on the 2nd inside page? I remember reading this issue back in the 90s and wondering wth he was doing, it was never explained (in this issue)
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X-Men Alpha, cover by Joe Madureira and Tim Townsend
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Uncanny X-men #316 cover by Joe Madureira
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Spider-Men #1 cover by Jim Cheung
