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A new Thunderbolts unexpectedly out this week. And after last issues encounter with Jennifer Kale, the powers in charge of the program want Cage to recruit someone of a mystic nature. So Cage goes to his fellow Avenger, Stephen Strange, who sends him to his fellow Defender Damion Hellstrom, who sends them off to chat up his sister Satana, ( Read more... )

A decent sized haul this week, with a couple of new mini-series and a new book I'm trying out. The new book being Li'l Depressed Boy from Image. About a human sized sock-puppet guy who meets a girl. And creator S. Steven Struble turned out to be right about the band Khepi Ghoulie...

ps238principal has said that he will most likely stop doing floppy editions ( Read more... )

Another heavy pull this week. Helped along by the start of the second Incognito mini-series by Brubaker & Phillips. Which I somehow managed to miss when it came out sometime in the last couple weeks. Which has Zack Overkill going from super-villain to office drone in Witness Protection to government agent...

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Marvel Zomies V finishes up with a trip to the Marvel-"Real World"-Earth. Where only one comics nerd stands between humanity and the zombie apocalpyse. I do like artist Fernando Blanco's version of Howard here, looking more Warner Brother's duck than Disney...

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More words from Jimmy M. But since he's on one of those long-winded rambles of his, I'll put them behind a cut. Because honestly I'm the one rattling his cage and I still find it very much tl;dr

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Pretty much anytime people ask for recomendations in the Supers genre of comics I try to point them towards Aaron Williams' ps238. And thats because its probably the best thing out there. Amusing, dramatic, fully developed characters and most of all FUN. Something that most Supers comics are sadly lacking. And yet I keep forgetting that ( Read more... )