August 2012 Archives - Comic Book Blog

Journey Into Mystery #642

Posted by Steve Seigh on Aug 31, 2012 in Comics, Journey Into Mystery, Marvel, Reviews | 0 comments

Journey Into Mystery #642 Everything Burns Part 1 of 6 Played by Mr. Alan Davis, Mr. Matt Fraction, Mr. Carmine di Giadomenico, Mr. Kieron...

Morning Glories Artist Joe Eisma Interview

Posted by Bobby Shortle on Aug 31, 2012 in Featured, Podcast | 0 comments

Morning Glories Artist Joe Eisma Interview | Comic Book Podcast Download Directly From iTunes Feedburner Link On this special interview...

Phantom Lady and Doll Man #1 Review

Posted by Steve Seigh on Aug 31, 2012 in Comics, DC Comics, Featured, Phantom Lady and Doll Man, Reviews | 0 comments

Phantom Lady and Doll Man Review #1 Written by Justin Gray and Jimmy Palmiotti Pencils by Cat Staggs Inks by Tom Derenick Reviewed by...

Avengers Alternate Opening Reveals Darker Tone

Posted by Jacob Bryant on Aug 31, 2012 in News | 0 comments

A scene, courtesy of Yahoo, was revealed showing a much darker opening scene for Marvel’s highly successful summer blockbuster The...

Justice League #12 Review

Posted by Bobby Shortle on Aug 31, 2012 in Comics, DC Comics, Featured, Reviews | 1 comment

Justice League #12 Written by Geoff Johns Art by Jim Lee, David Finch, Ivan Reis and Joe Prado Review by Bobby Shortle The cover of...

Morning Glories #21 Review

Posted by Steve Seigh on Aug 30, 2012 in Comics, DC Comics, Image, Morning Glories | 0 comments

Morning Glories #21 Written by Nick Spencer Art by Joe Eisma Colors by Rodin Esquejo Reviewed by Steve Seigh Things aren’t always...

Axe Cop: President of the World #2

Posted by David Short on Aug 30, 2012 in Comics, Dark Horse, Reviews | 0 comments

Axe Cop: President of the World #2 Writer: Malachai Nicolle Aritist: Ethan Nicolle Reviewed by David Short It’s fairly easy to figure...

Thrillbent’s Insufferable: Week 17 Review

Posted by Alexander Añé on Aug 30, 2012 in Comics, Reviews | 0 comments

This week's Insufferable continues the story of Nocturnus and Galahad, the former father and son crime-fighting team. Each installment of the series paints the history of their partnership, and the nature of how that partnership dissolved. As the title suggests, Galahad presents himself as an insufferable, "douchebag," having shut the door on his own father and compromised his secret identity.