Aquaman #17 by Geoff Johns and Paul Pelletier – Wrapping up the “Throne of Atlantis” storyline Teen Titans #17 also deals with the aftermath of “Death of the Family”. Marvel hits the shelves hard with Guardians of the Galaxy #0.1 by Brian Michael Bendis and Steve McNiven – this is…
Randy’s Reviews – Thief of Thieves #12 by James Asmus and Shawn Martinbrough
We know that Redmond is one of the greatest thieves alive. We know that his son, sadly, is not. This particular issue does a great job of showing us just that. Redmond is a great thief because he takes the time to plan a mission, making sure to cover all…
Randy’s Reviews – The Sixth Gun #29 by Cullen Bunn and Brian Hurtt/The Sixth Gun: Sons of the Gun #1 by Cullen Bunn and Brian Churilla
The Sixth Gun #29 Review and The Sixth Gun: Sons of the Gun #1 Review by Randy Young The Sixth Gun might be the best comic that most people are not reading. This book is a mixture of western and horror. Issue 29 is almost a filler that introduces us…
Randy’s Reviews – Thor: God of Thunder #5 by Jason Aaron and Esad Ribic
Thor: God of Thunder #5 Review by Randy Young Thor: God of Thunder is currently being hailed as one of the strongest restarts of the Marvel Now! movement. This issue is a great example of why. Aaron has been giving us three stories in one: Thor of the past, current,…
Randy’s Reviews – Avengers #6 by Jonathan Hickman and Adam Kubert
Avengers #6 Review by Randy Young Jonathan Hickman is still in setup mode with issue 6. He is still introducing us to the extensive, new Avengers roster. This huge roster is a negative and a positive. It is almost too big to handle and really give the characters the proper…
Randy’s Reviews – Superior Spider-Man #4 by Dan Slott and Giuseppe Camuncoli
Superior Spider-Man #4 Review by Randy Young Superior Spider-Man is hitting its stride for me. The past two issues have been quite good. I really like this idea Slott is exploring of having “Peter” be the best that he can be in all aspects of his life. It really does…
Randy’s Reviews – Justice League of America #1 by Geoff Johns and David Finch
Justice League of America #1 Review by Randy Young To quote Fred Willard from A Mighty Wind, “Wha’ Happened?” This first issue was an obvious setup issue, a get to know who’s on the team. What Johns gives us is a train wreck. Here are a few of the things…
Randy’s Reviews – Saga #10 by Brian K. Vaughan and Fiona Staples
Saga #10 Review by Randy Young Another solid issue. Marko and his mother finally make their way back to the ship as the egg/planet begins to hatch. Gwendolyn and The Will catch up to the lovers. Craziness ensues. Close curtains. Vaughan’s story is deceptively simple. It is a fairly straightforward…
Green Lantern Creative Changes Coming To Your Favorite GL Comics!
As we’ve reported before about the big changes coming to the DC Comics Universe with the cancellation of six of their comic book series, those changes seem to pale in comparison to the changes that are coming to all of the Green Lantern titles. As many of you know, the…