Incredible Hulk
(contains disturbing comic images)
I’ve posted before about the amazing horror-style artwork in Immortal Hulk. It’s pretty mind-bending stuff. Continue Reading
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Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse
I never read Ultimate Spider-Man back when it was being released, but a coworker told me about how the Miles Morales character was rejuvenating the Spider-Man concept. I went into 2017’s Into the Spider-Verse with “no expectations.” Like a lot… Continue Reading
Dea*
It seems like half the characters in superhero comics have dead or death in their names. It’s a bit ridiculous. “Lord Death Man also known as Death Man is a Gotham City gangster skilled at yoga.”
Michael Golden, I mean Mike Zeck
Wow. I just read the classic 80s Spider-Man saga “Kraven’s Last Hunt” with art by Mike Zeck. I had halfway-written this long post about a convoluted story involving getting Mike Zeck’s autograph on some comics spanning 2 comic cons. Then… Continue Reading
George Perez
Sadly, comic artist George Perez died on May 6 at the age of 67. For me, he was the defining artist of the ’80s. I feel like George Perez characters are what superheroes are supposed to look like. He’s most… Continue Reading
Immortal Hulk
I just finished issues 1-20 of Immortal Hulk by Al Ewing and Joe Bennett. It was most excellent, rather horrific for a superhero comic. It was more violent and gross than most stuff Marvel puts out, but I liked it.… Continue Reading
Hoopla library app
Recently, I received an Amazon Fire 7 tablet as a gift. It’s not something I would have picked out myself and I wasn’t really sure what to do with it. Eventually I figured out I could use the app Hoopla… Continue Reading
Superman’s Pal Jimmy Olsen
Today was a lazy Saturday and I read Superman’s Pal Jimmy Olsen by Fraction and Lieber. It was hilarious and for some reason the chapters were completely out of order. Yet it still made narrative sense. It had some side-splitting… Continue Reading