Randy’s Reviews – Uncanny Avengers #4 by Rick Remender and John Cassaday
Uncanny Avengers #4 Review by Randy Young Wolverine is everywhere. He’s in every book. Some people like this, some don’t. Creators have taken him and put him on teams just to drive up sales. It doesn’t matter if he fits on the team or not. To have a cold blooded…
Randy’s Reviews – Avengers Arena #5 by Dennis Hopeless and Kev Walker
Avengers Arena #5 Review by Randy Young Issue 5 finally gives us a look at Kid Briton and the group from the Braddock Academy. While I’ve been enjoying the first four issues, Arcade apparently has not…something about not enough killing. He decides to up the ante. For the next 24…
Randy’s Reviews – FF #4 by Matt Fraction and Mike Allred
FF #4 Review by Randy Young The Future Foundation is not happy with the Fantastic Four’s choice of replacement protectors of the Earth and guardians of the Baxter building and all within. Alex Power (of the Power Pack) is not happy with Scott Lang (Ant-Man). Lang has made the decision…
Chris’s Reviews – Five Weapons #1 from Jimmie Robinson and Image Comics
I have just finished reading Five Weapons #1 by Jimmy Robinson from Image Comics and let me say that this was a surprising, very fun, and intriguing first issue. We’re introduced in this first issue to a very special school for very special children – these special children are the…
Randy’s Reviews – Young Avengers #2 by Kieron Gillen and Jamie McKelvie
Young Avengers #2 Review by Randy Young I loved this issue just as much as I loved the premier issue. Gillen focuses on Hulkling and Wiccan. Wiccan decided last issue to do something for Hulkling and it backfired big time. Their whole world instantly started crumbling around them. There is…
Randy’s Reviews – Hawkeye #8 by Matt Fraction, David Aja, and Annie Wu
New issue of Hawkeye out today, bro. Check it out, bro. Actually, if this was your first issue of Hawkeye to pick up, you might be somewhat disappointed. This was the first issue that I found to be somewhat confusing. Fraction has a certain style of storytelling he has been…
Randy’s Reviews – Uncanny X-Men #2 by Brian Michael Bendis and Chris Bachalo
We finally get some of that famous Bendis “standing around dialoguing” in this issue. It isn’t that terrible though, as I feel it pushes the story forward. Bendis gives us a clear definition as to where Cyclops and Emma Frost currently stand with each other (though I honestly had to…
Randy’s Reviews – Nova #1 (2013) by Jeph Loeb and Ed McGuinness
Nova #1 (2013) Review by Randy Young This is a book that I picked up for two reasons. The first is that it will supposedly have strong ties to the cosmic event that will happen this summer. The second is that it will have Gamora and Rocket Raccoon. The premise…