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Last week's adventures in comics. Started a re-read of Bone, this time in color for the first time.
Two Moons, Vol. 1: The Iron Noose ★★★A Civil War soldier sees soldiers turn into monsters and fights them.
Deep Beyond, Vol. 1 ★★There's about a half dozen dystopian future ideas thrown out here, none of which mesh together or make any kind of sense.
Quincredible Vol. 2: The Hero Within ★★★Gives off strong Ms. Marvel vibes but peters out in the 2nd half.
Stray Dogs ★★★★If Don Bluth ever made a horror movie, this would be it. Absolutely loved it.
Stranger Things and Dungeons & Dragons ★★★Reading this made me yearn for Stranger Things to return. Houser and Zub captured the relationship between the kids very well.
X of Swords ★★★A bloated but serviceable 22-part crossover across all 9 X-books.
Dungeons & Dragons: Fell's Five ★★★Some solid fantasy adventure as this party sets off for treasure. I don't know that they ever find much of it but they do get themselves into a lot of fine messes that build off one another.
Future State: Suicide Squad ★★★Ram V.'s Swamp Thing was the best story in this.
Something is Killing the Children, Vol. 3 ★★★★Just when you think things can't get worse, The Order of St. George arrives in Arrow Peak.
Injustice: Year Zero ★★★★DC's keeps Tom Taylor busy pumping out these Elseworlds books. It's a good thing Taylor is very good at it.
Bone, Vol, 1: Out from Boneville ★★★★★Bone follows the three Bone cousins as they are kicked out of Boneville and quickly lost in a wasteland before discovering the valley where the rest of the story takes place.
Bone, Vol. 2: The Great Cow Race ★★★★★Jeff Smith's animation influenced style really works for me.
Bone, Vol. 3: Eyes of the Storm ★★★★★Some of the humor of the first two gives way as Smith begins to build up the larger story to come.
Bone, Vol. 4: The Dragonslayer ★★★★★The series continues to be a great source of humor, drama, and adventure. If you've never read Bone, you should really check it out.
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- Kara: Itty Bitty Hellboy
- Rene: Yongbi the Invincible Book 1, Daredevil by Chip Zdarsky Vol. 1: Know Fear (Daredevil
- Mike: Fangs, Attack on Titan, Vol. 1-34, Haha #6
Check out the episode to hear what we thought.
Also: This week's episode is all about the Reading Challenge! Check out why Kara, Rene, and I picked the books we did for the challenge and our thoughts on the books we've read so far.
I'm also reading "Itty Bitty Hellboy". I'm not really liking it much, but that is probably because I haven't read much of the real Hellboy. "Itty Bitty Batman" worked better for me.I've read most of "Bone", but never finished it. I wish I could remember where I stopped.
This week's trip to the LCS.Skybound X #5
Deadpool: Black, White and Blood #1
Geiger #5
The Nice House on the Lake #3
American Vampire: 1976 #10
Justice League #66
Suicide Squad #6
Swamp thing #6
Fire Power #14
Hellions #14
Seven Secrets #11
X-Men #2
Superman: Red and Blue #5
My reading week:-Araki Won't Be Tamed, vols. 1-2
-Atsumori-kun's Bride-to-be, vols. 1-6
-Beware the Kamiki Brothers, vols. 4-6
-Four Kisses in Secret
-The Full-Time Wife Escapist, vol. 1
-Love in Focus, 1-3
-Queen Bee, vols. 1-3
-Star-Crossed, vols. 1-4
-Vinland Saga, vols. 9-10
-When We Shout For Love, vols. 1-3
-When We're In Love, vols. 1-10
What I've been reading: 
The Visitor by Paul Levitz, MJ Kim (Artist) ★ - It saddens me to say that I really did not enjoy this and I was confused a lot. Here's my review on Goodreads.
The Mighty Captain Marvel, Vol. 1: Alien Nation ★★★ - I used to be a huuuge Captain Marvel fan, but the artwork in this was sadly a bit disappointing. Here's my review.
The Future State Wonder Woman Singles ★★★★ - Loved the artwork in these and the stories were great! This was my first introduction to Nubia. Here's my review.
Future State Superman 3.5 ★ - I didn't read all the singles of this collection, but I enjoyed some of them. Here's my review.
Finished my Bone re-read last week, this time in color.
Skulldigger and Skeleton Boy ★★★★★The latest Black Hammer spinoff puts a new spin on the Batman / Robin / Joker dynamic by giving Batman a Punisher take.
Bone, Vol. 5: Rock Jaw Master of the Eastern Border ★★★★★Fone and Smiley Bone take Barteby to the mountains to return him to his own kind, the rat creatures.
Bone, Vol. 6: Old Man's Cave ★★★★★The rat creatures have invaded the valley and destroyed the town with everyone holed up in Old Man's Cave as a last redoubt.
Bone, Vol. 7: Ghost Circles ★★★★Most of the story is the Bones, Thorn, and Rose navigating the Ghost Circles as they head south to Atreia.
Bone, Vol. 8: Treasure Hunters ★★★★★A much better balance of humor and action than in Ghost Circles.
Bone, Vol. 9: Crown of Horns ★★★★★And so ends Bone. It's been quite the wild ride, packed with humor, adventure, and danger.
BONE: Full Color One Volume Edition ★★★★★One of the greatest self-published comics of all time. The perfect balance of humor and action in this fantasy adventure.
Bone: Coda ★★★I suggest borrowing this one from the library for the Bone story and skim through the rest.
The Green Lantern: Season Two, Vol. 2: Ultrawar ★God, I just wanted this to end. I typically really enjoy Grant Morrison's writing. Morrison drones on and on with all kinds of science fiction gobbledygook without saying anything. It's Morison at his most Morrison.
Future State: Wonder Woman ★★★The new Wonder Woman, Yara Flor, is the most interesting character to come out of Future State. Her two stories were great. The other two not so much.
Once & Future, Vol. 3: The Parliament of Magpies ★★★★We return to the Arthurian legends in this arc, with two more rearing their heads.
Superman: Man of Tomorrow Vol. 1: Hero of Metropolis ★★★A bunch of evergreen Superman stories featuring Superman as the Boy Scout.
Hellblazer: Rise and Fall ★★★★A worthy successor to the original Vertigo run. Taylor's Constantine is smarmy and smart even when talking to the Devil.
The Suicide Squad Case Files 1 ★★★Introductions to half of the soon to be killed off members of The Suicide Squad.
Unreported Murders (Trese, #2) ★★★★I'm glad to see Ablaze reprint these Filipino horror comics. Trese is a John Constantine type, helping the police with supernatural cases.
Yesterday's trip to the LCS.The Unbelievable Unteens #1
Campisi: The Dragon Incident #1
Justice League: Last Ride #4
Rorschoach #11
Children of the Atom #6
Hellboy: The Secret of Chesbro House #2
Spider-Man: Spider's Shadow #5
X-Force #22
X-Men Legends #6
Mod
- Kate: The Witch Boy, Kodi
- Brian: The Department of Truth, Vol 1: The End of the World
- Mike: Megg and Mogg In Amsterdam (and Other Stories), One More Year, Bad Gateway, Jujutsu Kaisen Vol. 0, Jujutsu Kaisen Vol. 1
Check out the episode to hear our thoughts!
Last week's adventures in comics.
Hellboy Universe Essentials: Hellboy ★★★★★If you've even been curious about Hellboy but didn't know where to start, this is a great introduction.
The Saga of Evil Monkey Man Season One ★★A story that gets crazier and crazier as it goes along, making less and less sense.
Factory Summers ★★An artist revisits his summer job working at a paper mill without much of substance to say.
An Unkindness of Ravens ★★The Craft meets Mean Girls. The storytelling was pretty bad in this.
Dune: House Atreides Vol. 1 ★★★A solid prequel to Dune but not a great jumping on point.
Raptor: A Sokol Graphic Novel ★★★As with most of Dave McKean's comics, it's all about the art. The story itself never really comes together.
Bandette Volume 4: The Six Finger Secret ★★★★Bandette is a delight. She is an irreverent French thief seemingly more obsessed with sweets and drawing pictures of animals than thieving. Yet, she's a renown thief who things always seem to work out for.
Cyberpunk 2077: Your Voice ★★There was probably a pretty cool story here. Unfortunately, I couldn't follow it due to the art and coloring.
Monster & Madman ★★Steve Niles gives us exactly the story you'd expect from Jack the Ripper meeting Frankenstein's Monster. There's barely enough story here for a one-shot though, let alone three issues.
Batman/The Maxx: Arkham Dreams ★★As one would expect from a Sam Keith series, the story is largely incoherent. While each page looks fantastic, the characters drone on and on without saying anything of value.
Marvel Zombies: Resurrection ★★★This is not the Marvel Zombies of old. This is a new universe where everything is fine until the X-Men, Fantastic Four, and Avengers investigate why Galactus is floating aimlessly in space.
Before Watchmen Omnibus ★★★★Yes, we could get into a debate on whether these should exist or not and that it goes against the creators' wishes, but the fact of the matter is they do exist and they are actually pretty good.
Finders Keepers! ★★★★A Bone picture book for very young readers. Each panel is a page. It's a simple story but a good way to introduce your children to the great storytelling of Jeff Smith.
Smiley's Dream Book ★★★Jeff Smith gives Smiley Bone his own counting picture book for preschoolers.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Ultimate Collection, Vol. 1 ★★★★★The first 7 issues of the original comic. I loved the annotations for each issue by Eastman and Laird. It's something of a lesson in self-publishing and how much work it was.
Fantastic Four by Dan Slott, Vol. 6: Empyre ★★★★Franklin and Val are left to hold down the fort on Earth while the Fantastic Four galivant through the events of Empyre.
A Devil's Reach (The Jekyll Island Chronicles, #2) ★★★Still, it is a great concept putting all of these famous figures and industrialists from the 1920's together, giving the book a bit of a League of Extraordinary Gentlemen feel only with real people instead of fictional characters.
It's been a while so here are some highlights of my summer reading:- Claremont's The Uncanny X-Men run, two volumes so far (now I know why it's a classic!)
- Silver Surfer, Vol. 1: New Dawn by Dan Slott (loved Allred's art and that's about it)
- Spider-Woman: Baby Talk by Hopeless Hallum (fantastic)
- Moon Knight: Crazy Runs in the Family by Max Bemis (did NOT like)
- Magnificent Ms. Marvel, Vol. 3: Outlawed by Saladin Ahmed (so mad Marvel cancelled this)
- All-New Wolverine, Volume 1: The Four Sisters by Tom Taylor (fantastic, my first book w/Laura)
- Highwayman by Koren Shadmi (trippy, poignant, thoughtful)
- Cyclopedia Exotica by Aminder Dhaliwal (one of my favorite cartoonists, fantastic story)
- Heartstopper: Volume Two by Alice Oseman (i'm obsessed)
Mod
- Nick: Delicious in Dungeon, Vol. 4, The Unbelievable Unteens #1
- Paul: Barbaric #2, Queen of the Ring: Wrestling Drawings by Jaime Hernandez 1980-2020
- Mike: Runaways #38, Bleach: New Breathes From Hell
Check out the episode on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever your get your podcasts to hear our thoughts!
Today's trip to the LCS.Eat the Rich #1
X-Men: The Trial of Magneto #1
Superman: Read and Blue #6
Superman and the Authority #2
Marauders #23
Serial #6
Spider-Woman #14
Way of X #5
X-Corp #4
XO Manowar #5
Bat and the Cat #6
Nightwing #83
Adventures of Superman 491, Action 678, Man of Steel 13, and Superman 70- I'm almost to Death of !
Douglas wrote: "Adventures of Superman 491, Action 678, Man of Steel 13, and Superman 70- I'm almost to Death of !"Nice.
current series I'm reading / caught up with:Two Moons
Superman: Son of Kal-El
The United States of Captain America
The Nice House on the Lake
Justice League Infinity
The Me You Love in the Dark
Shang-Chi
Batman '89
Infinite Frontier
Ordinary Gods
Batman/Catwoman
Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow
Eat the Rich
Some back issues I'm working on:
Claremont's X-Men - I'm near the 1st appearance of Proteus
Catwoman by Jim Balent - I'm a few issues into this. I have mixed feelings about Tom King's Batman run but it has had the side effect of making me obsessed with her & I'm really enjoying these 90s stories 😍
Fullmetal Alchemist - I'm on volume 17
Mike wrote: Runaways #38, Bleach: New Breathes From HellOof, I don't think I'll ever be ready for Runaways to be over. It's times like these I'm grateful to be a trade reader, so I can put it off a little longer!
I just read The Calvin and Hobbes Tenth Anniversary Book. In it Watterson makes this statement:"You can make your superhero a psychopath, you can draw gut-splattering violence, and you can call it a 'graphic novel', but comic books are still incredibly stupid." (p. 171)
Yet, he also says:
"I continue to believe that comics are an art form capable of any level of beauty, intelligence, and sophistication." (p. 207)
Last week's adventures in comics. I do love how Hoopla gives us access to all these European comics I've never seen before.
Usagi Yojimbo Saga, Vol. 2 ★★★★★This is actually a very good starting point for Usagi Yojimbo that showcases the different kinds of stories Sakai is known for.
Avatar: The Last Airbender: Suki, Alone ★★A shorter Avatar story about Suki's time in prison that doesn't bring anything new to the canon.
Nightmare in Savannah ★★The Craft with fairies. Bad art. Ham-fisted writing.
Witch For Hire ★★★Faye Faulkner is a teenage witch who hangs out at the loser table. When an internet spirit targets the students at the school, Faye gets involved.
Needle and Thread ★★The story of a middle class boy who wants to be a costume designer and a rich girl who wants to be an actress. Neither of their parents will listen and leave their career choices up to them. So they band together to do cosplay.
The Down River People ★★Starts off as a slice of life story that veers into supernatural cult territory halfway through. It feels like someone took two different books, cut them in half and then glued them together into one story.
Dorothy and the Wizard in Oz ★★★★Dorothy returns to Oz but not before getting sucked underground during an earthquake inspired by the San Francisco disaster in 1906. There she meets up with the Wizard of OZ and they explore underground worlds of vegetable people, invisible bears, wooden gargoyles and baby dragons.
Road to Oz ★★★★As Shanower states in his forward, this is the weakest of Baum's Oz novels. There's not much to it other than Dorothy and Toto along with 2 new friends go on a walking road trip to Oz.
The Emerald City of Oz ★★★★★Eric Shanower's and Skottie Young's 6th and final adaptation of L. Frank Baum's Oz novels. (Yes, I know there are fourteen. This is the last one with Dorothy in it and where they decided to stop.)
The Jekyll Island Chronicles (Book Three): A Last Call ★★★★I like how the creative team weaves the machinations of Zeno into the real life events of post World War I, like supporting the rise of Hitler and being involved in the death of President William G. Harding.
The Mongoose (XIII Mystery #1) ★★★★An interesting origin story for the infamous hitman of XIII.
Irina (XIII Mystery #2) ★★★★Irina the assassin's origin story. A well done noir tale of the seductive Russian female spy.
Little Jones (XIII Mystery #3) ★This was awful. Jones is barely in this. Instead, it's about a black soldier that befriends her when she's 10.
Colonel Amos (XIII Mystery #4) ★★★★Excellent backstory for Colonel Amos. He tries to uncover a Mossad spy operating in the U.S.
Steve Rowland (XIII Mystery #5) ★★★The origin of the real Steve Rowland, the man who XIII impersonates.
Betty Barnowsky (XIII Mystery, #7) ★★★Betty and Carrington head back to South America to clean up the SPADS when things go awry.
Martha Shoebridge (XIII Mystery #8) ★★I'm not really sure why this even exists. Martha Shoebridge is such a minor character in XIII that I didn't even remember who she was.
The Suicide Squad Case Files 2 ★★★An introduction of sorts to the other half of the cast James Gunn plans on killing off in The Suicide Squad. (I did watch the movie last week. It's great. And no , I'm not going to tell you who lives and who dies.)
I.R.$., Volume 2: Blue Ice ★★★★A financial wizard is buying the various Mexican drug cartels to corner the market on cocaine while pursued by an IRS agent.
I.R.$., Volume 5: Silicia, Inc. ★★★This is an interesting European comic. It's about a small group of IRS agents that are more along the lines of spies. It's like James Bond if he was an accountant.
Chad wrote: "... I do love how Hoopla gives us access to all these European comics I've never seen before. ..."Me, too! I've been trying things from "Europe Comics" on Hoopla. They are an all-digital enterprise, translating non-English works into digital English versions.
Zombillenium has an interesting premise: a horror theme park staffed by actual ghosts, vampires, etc. It isn't as good as I'd hoped, but it's OK. Very weird translation choice, though. Even though it is obviously in France, the translator throws in references to make it seem like it is in the USA. I've seen this done before, and I never understand it. I can see with my own eyes that it isn't the USA.
Next I tried Miss: Better Living Through Crime. It has a glowing recommendation and preface by Ed Brubaker. But, it doesn't live up to Brubaker's own comics, so it was "Miss" for me.
I've spoken before of liking The Stingray by Jean Dufaux. (A fantasy/crime story set in France under Napoleon.) So I decided to try another by the same author: Murena.
Murena is a 10-part story of Rome under Nero. The parts focused on Nero are basically like "I, Claudius", picking up where that story ended. When Nero isn't the main focus, the story involves a fictional character Lucius that lets us explore some other parts of the Roman empire. Just like in "Game of Masks", the artwork is beautiful.
In Hoopla, I was able to get books 1-4 in a single combined volume, but have to use 6 more of my credits to get the rest of the story. It's worth it.
My real-life comics club picked Jupiter's Legacy Vol. 1. I didn't read it before our meeting, and now I think I won't do so. It seems it is a prequel and is only of value if you already know these characters.
And more European comics:Gentlemind. Episode 1 by Juan Díaz Canales (author of Blacksad). The story is mildly interesting, but the art is stunning.
Dixie Road - Volume 1 is also written by Jean Dufaux. But this time he leaves the European setting and tells a story of a series of crimes in Southern Louisiana in the 1920s. This crime story worked much better for me than "Miss" did. (See above.)
Ed wrote: "My real-life comics club picked Jupiter's Legacy Vol. 1. I didn't read it before our meeting, and now I think I won't do so. It seems it is a prequel and is only of value if you already know these characters."You're better off reading those in publication order so I'd read Jupiter's Circle first.
This week's trip to the LCS.King Spawn #1
Wonder Woman: Black and Gold #3
Wolverine #15
Thor #16
Strange Academy #12
Something Is Killing the Children #19
Once and Future #19
Black Widow #10
Alien #6
Echolands #1 <--- JH Williams III's new comic. It's bound at the top instead of to the left of the comic. Still standard comic book size, just turned 90°.
Mod
- Brian: Spider-Geddon
- Kait: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Color Classics, Vol. 1 (for the GR Reading Challenge!)
- Mike: Planet Paradise
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Last week's adventures into comics.
Invisible Differences: A Story of Asperger's, Adulting, and Living a Life in Full Color ★★★★★The story of a young French woman who finally realizes she has Asperger's and learns how to cope with it, readjusting her life to meet her needs.
The Mythics, #1: Heroes Reborn ★★★a formulaic kids' comic about some children getting powers and fighting evil.
Hellboy and the B.P.R.D.: 1952-1954 ★★★★A new focus on showcasing Hellboy's early cases with the BPRD.
Grimm Tales from the Cave ★★★★The stories are modern takes on fairy tales from the Brothers Grimm.
The Visitor ★★Paul Levitz has written a lot of great comics over the last few decades. This is not one of them. It does tie in with the beginnings of the 4001 AD Valiant universe.
Pin-Up Vol. 1: Remember Pearl Harbor ★★★Set during World War II, Pin-Up is the story of two star-crossed lovers separated by the war.
The Shadows ★★A refugee in a stark Alice in Wonderland meets Kafka type world sits before a bureaucrat telling his story of hardship.
Perihan The Girl without a Mouth ★★★A strange Turkish comic about a girl born without a mouth.
Chunky ★★★★Hudi is an overweight kid with one lung, an overactive imagination and a crackling wit. His parents want him to lose weight and sign him up for sports, switching to a new one after each colossal failure. This was really funny for kids and adults.
The Little World of Humongo Bongo ★★★A childrens book by George A. Romero. Yes, that George Romero, creator of Night of the Living Dead.
Unsolved Case Files: Escape at 10,000 Feet: D.B. Cooper and the Missing Money ★★★★★This kids book is perfect for the story of DB Cooper. It's a fascinating story.
The Enchanted Chest ★★★The full page illustrations remind me of Gustave Klimt.
Operation Dragon ★★★The kind of wacky idea that works best in comics. Imagine Jurassic Park set during World War II.
Target: Kree: A Marvel: Crisis Protocol Novel ★★★A prose novel featuring the Guardians of the Galaxy and the Avengers.
Future State: Superman ★★I've read all of the Future State books now and DC made the correct decision in ditching 5G.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Ultimate Collection, Vol. 2 ★★★★★These original TMNT comics were great. Highlights include the crossover with Dave Sim's Cerebus and the tribute to Jack Kirby.
Elvira: The Shape of Elvira ★★★This was so much better than I ever expected an Elvira comic to be. Elvira is hired to act in a homage to The Shape of Water.
X-Men: Second Coming ★★★★★This was one of the best times for the X-Men comics outside of Chris Claremont's run.
Static Shock, Vol. 1: Supercharged ★★For something that's supposed to be a new jumping on point and the reboot of the universe in New 52, this references a ton of events that happened in the past without explaining them. Somehow Static's sister has been cloned and it's a major ongoing plot that's barely explained.
The Death Defying 'Devil: Our Home ★★I gotta say I was somewhat disappointed with this Gail Simone book. It's about one of the characters Dynamite resurrected from the scrapheap, the Death Defying Devil.
Bone: Stupid Stupid Rat-Tails ★★★★The founder of Boneville, Big Johnson Bone, gets his own miniseries.
I am diligently working my way through the (Ultimate) Invincible volumes and read V 6-10 this month. It's a great series and I'm sad that I'm reaching the end. Hex Wives- Stepford Wives meets Bewitched in this tale of witchcraft and revenge. It had potential but I came away very disappointed.
Once & Future V3- I love this series of twisted King Arthur tales. My favorite series that is currently being put out.
Chad wrote: "Finished my Bone re-read last week, this time in color.Skulldigger and Skeleton Boy ★★★★★The latest Black Hammer spinoff puts a n..."
I loved Once & Future V3! Each volume is fantastic, and I'm crushing on Duncan ;)
Ed wrote: "Chad wrote: "... I do love how Hoopla gives us access to all these European comics I've never seen before. ..."Me, too! I've been trying things from "Europe Comics" on Hoopla. They are an all-dig..."
I don't like how they relabeled this series- because now people are going to read this volume (formally Jupiter's Circle) and not want to read further. The two Circle books are soapy and a good prequel to Legacy, but you need to get established in the original two volumes first.
Lenny wrote: "It's been a while so here are some highlights of my summer reading:- Claremont's The Uncanny X-Men run, two volumes so far (now I know why it's a classic!)
- [book:Silver Surfer, V..."
I thought I'd give some Moon Knight books a read after I'm done with Invincible. My library has some MK graphic novels by Lemire that I thought I would start with. I'll definitely tune into the series with Oscar Isaac & Ethan Hawke, so I want to have some background knowledge beforehand.
Nancy wrote: "I thought I'd give some Moon Knight books a read after I'm done with Invincible. My library has some MK graphic novels by Lemire that I thought I would start with. I'll definitely tune into the series with Oscar Isaac & Ethan Hawke, so I want to have some background knowledge beforehand.."If you hurry, the first volume of Bendis's Moon Knight run was a bonus borrow on Hoopla this month. You've got until midnight.
Chad wrote: "Nancy wrote: "I thought I'd give some Moon Knight books a read after I'm done with Invincible. My library has some MK graphic novels by Lemire that I thought I would start with. I'll definitely tun..."I nabbed it from Hoopla! Which would be better to read- the Bendis or Lemire stories?
Nancy wrote: "I nabbed it from Hoopla! Which would be better to read- the Bendis or Lemire stories?"I preferred the Bendis run, but they were both pretty good.
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