Comics You Should Be Reading: Green Wake

Whether you're looking for a comic with psychological or supernatural themes, or just feel like something other than a superhero book, you should be reading Green Wake. Kurtis Wiebe and Riley Rossmo's title has grown to be one of my favorite titles on the market. Here's why.

Review: Wolverine and the X-Men #1

He's the best at what he does. And what he does...is run the Jean Grey Academy? Professor Wolverine is kind of a catchy name, but I at least hope that his professoring isn't very nice. Check out our take on the latest adventures of Sniktbub and his crazy crew of X-Men here. Bub.

10 Comics That Would Make Great Cartoons

Comics and cartoons go together like a Batman and his current Robin. Cartoons adapted from comic books have a long history of being great, and we here at the 52 Review welcome more of them. Here are 10 comic books we think deserve their own animated series.

Review: Spaceman #1

Brian Azzarello and Eduardo Risso team up again for the 9 issue Vertigo miniseries Spaceman. 100 Bullets is a tough act to follow. Does Spaceman measure up? Find out what we thought of the first issue here, or take advantage of the $1 pricetag and try it for yourself.

Review: The Flash #2

The first issue of The Flash blew us away. Does the second one measure up to the early promise of the series? Or is Barry Allen already starting to slow down? Find out what we thought of Francis Manapul and Brian Buccellato's second issue here.

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Monday, October 17, 2011

Marvel Announces: "It's Coming..."

So Marvel's Cup O' Joe panel at the New York Comic Con (NYCC) was a few days ago, and while talking about various things going on at the company and their future plans, they flashed an image on the screen for about 30 seconds. And boy, was it a doozy.

It was The Phoenix.


The image they flashed seemed to be taken from the background of variant covers from Uncanny X-Men 526, which marked the beginning of The Five Lights storyline. This implies that the next Marvel event will directly involve Hope and her team. 


I for one am so excited for this. If you couldn’t tell from my username (and my about me section), I’m a HUGE Jean Grey/Phoenix fanboy. I’ve been reading Generation Hope almost religiously, analyzing every little panel, trying to spot hints at Hope’s true relationship with The Phoenix. They’ve dropped tiny hints here and there, teasing like the flirtiest prude in the world. Oh how I desired more, and finally, here it is. The promise that all will be revealed, and in a giant event no less!

The team assembled to guide this event is excellent, with almost all having worked for Marvel in the past, and thankfully, Greg Land’s name is nowhere to be found. There are about ‎3-4 artists, 4-5 writers, so I’m guessing the books involved will be Generation Hope, Uncanny X-Men, Wolverine and the X-Men (Marvel didn’t confirm that this event would involve Jean coming back, but if it does, Wolverine will definitely be involved) and if there's a 4th book it'll be either New Mutants, since they have Nate Grey on the team right now (and Hope has been getting to know him since he's her dad, essentially), or maybe X-Men Legacy since Rogue used to be the liaison between the Gen Hopers and Cyclops, and she seems to have a connection with Hope. 

So be prepared Marvelites, because like the tagline says,


 and it’s gonna be big.

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Sunday, October 16, 2011

Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips Announce Fatale!


While Ed Brubaker didn't attend NYCC, he still managed to announce a new comic- Fatale, a creator owned book he's doing with Sean Phillips. The story will take place across various periods of time, ranging from the 1930's to present day, and mixes the noir elements Brubaker's best at with something a little more strange and sinister. You can check out a short trailer below that contains a more in-depth explanation of the series and showcases some of the book's gorgeous art:




Here's what the solict for the first issue has to say:

FATALE #1
story ED BRUBAKER
art & cover SEAN PHILLIPS
colors DAVE STEWART
JANUARY 4
32 PAGES / FC / M
$3.50
GUNS! SEX! SECRET CULTS! AND MONSTERS!
Nothing the BEST-SELLING and AWARD-WINNING creators of SLEEPER, CRIMINAL and INCOGNITO have done so far will prepare you for the explosive debut of FATALE!

A reporter in 2012 stumbles on a secret that leads him down the darkest path imaginable… to a seductive woman who’s been on the run since 1935, a mobster who may be an immortal demon monster, and the stories of all the doomed men who’ve been caught in their decades-long struggle.
FATALE blends noir and horror to tell a riveting epic unlike anything you’ve seen before.

The first issue will feature two different Dave Stewart covers- one Beauty cover and one Beast cover. Check them out below!


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