Sasquattch

Name: Martin Kilroy

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Batman_14

Although Batman #13 was a very good beginning to the “Death of the Family” story arc, it seemed to be…

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Fantastic Four_604

There is nothing quite like a fantastic ending to a comic book storyline, especially one that has been going on…

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It is reassuring to know that the flawed hero concept remains an integral part of Iron Man and Tony Stark’s…

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Sasquattch's Recent Comments
November 1, 2012 1:11 pm Winter Soldier. While Brubaker's work on the Captain America series has fallen off over the last few years, this series has moved in to take its place. It consistently combines classic superhero tropes like Dr. Doom, with globetrotting espionage concepts, which make it feel like the heyday of the Captain America run. Although, the series had a slow start, the current brainwashed Black Widow arc is full of excitement and momentum. After reading this month's issue, Winter Soldier is the series I am most looking forward to next month.
December 27, 2011 2:25 pm All Star Superman DC Comics Pop-Up Book Fantastic Four by John Byrne Omnibus Gotham Central Volumes 3 & 4 Hark! A Vagrant Mr. Murder is Dead Petrograd Rocketeer Complete Adventures Swamp Thing Volume 6
October 14, 2011 10:12 am Amazon has it listed for a February release date but it is supposed to collect the arc from the regular series as well as the miniseries. I am very excited. Even though I read the issues I have decided to buy all the hardcovers too.
April 18, 2011 4:17 pm Most excited for the continuation of War of the GL's and the new issue of Sixth Gun! Space cops and cowboys!

BQ: OJ 
April 18, 2011 4:14 pm Color me green but I am still loving this series.
April 23, 2009 6:17 pm I agree that the art does look fantastic.  Darwyn Cooke is probably my favorite artist working in comics today.  I have been eagerly anticipating this project since it was announced.  The only thing that concerns me is the lack of dialogue or narration on the pages.  I have never read the novel "The Hunter" but I have scene the film adaptation, "Point Blank" with Lee Marvin, the original badass in my opinion.  I understand that much of Parker's character development is conveyed through physical action.  It is the whole inner made outer technique.  I just feel that comics are the blending of pictures and text and without a lot of text it might seem more like a film adaptation; mainly visuals.  I am definitely picking this up, but I just wanted to voice my opinion.  Also, does anyone know how many adaptations of the novels Cooke is doing?
April 7, 2008 7:26 pm

Decent sized week for me.  Five books

Fantastic Four #556

Last Defenders #2

Titans #1

JSA #14

Countdown #3

Can't wait to see the resolution of Countdown!  And I am excited about Titans!

BQ: Matt Parkman from HEROES