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May 17, 2012 7:25 pm Wow that Romita panel actually looks really good. Shame about the rest of the issues art though

May 16, 2012 4:40 pm Why can't I edit my review! It contains spoilers. Be Warned!

April 12, 2012 7:52 pm Come on Quitely all the way! I'll never forget that first Batman and Robin run and what he did on All-Star Superman! My fave artists though are in no particular order: Francis Manupal, Steve McNiven, Jim Lee, Oliver Coipel, Jimmy Cheung, Joe Mad, Frank Quitely, Stefano Caselli, Gabriel Hardman and Amanda Connor

April 12, 2012 8:38 am Brilliant Book. Couldn't recommend it enough. Truly a shared Batman and Robin book which truly explores the growing dynamic between father and son, mentor and disciple. Tomasi is a great storyteller and Gleason while not in my fave list of artists delivers for this book

April 3, 2012 7:26 pm Wolverine disgusts me. At least Beast (the most hypocritical character ever) has the decency of wearing an Avengers badge instead of an X-Men on. Wolvie change your X to an A or J or something. Your no X-Man. I hope the X-Men wipe the floor with you. Your gonna be the best at getting your ass whooped boy! #team X-Men

March 7, 2012 7:02 pm Coipel has nothing to do with any of the books your mentioning. Jim Cheung draws Avengers Crusade. I can understand why you'd get them confused though. A slight difference is that Coipel's faces are a bit fatter/ with wider jaws. Can understand why Josh gave it the pick though. I agree with you though nastysnow Avengers Children's Crusade was the most enjoyable book for me for the art alone! Action Comics was a close second

October 27, 2011 4:40 pm I agree with the first X-Men panel (visually stunning!) But the 2nd not so much. Anyways as much as I enjoyed Secret Avengers (Aja!) I hate when writers exaggerate a character. I'm pretty sure Sharon Carter is not the worlds greatest Secret Agent. That tile belong to Nick Fury or Black Widow. Bad Ellis! Agree with you on The Flash. Story maybe 3 stars but the art is amped over 5 stars. Manupaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaal

October 27, 2011 9:10 am Hahahahhahahahahaahhahahaahahahahahahahaahahahahaah loooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooool

October 26, 2011 6:39 pm Completely agree with you. Typical Wolvie hypocritical response Eh. Didn't hate it. I mean the problem is I'm not a Wolverine, Kitty or Beast fan. Love Iceman and Gambit though. Strongest thing coming from this issue was art. However I was glad Aaron acknowledged that Wolvie is in way over his head What kinda put a dampner on the issue was the pamplet. While cute does anyone really think Wolverine can just go to the blue area of the moon and stroll through Genosha. They might as well have put Atlantis and Latveria. Wolvie may be popular, but the guy can't do what he wants. And again Jean bloody Grey. Talking about beating a dead horse. Yes we love er and miss her but she wasn't Ghandi so you dont need to bloody have a lecture on her! Last thoughts. If Beast sticks with Wolverine after he learns about X-Force, Beast is dead to me. He's already stuck with cap in secret Avengers after he shot someone but this will be pushing a bit too far. Eh maybe blame editorial

October 26, 2011 5:02 pm Yeah I know they're trying to be funny but really Aaron. Learning fighting without fighting with Wolverine. Stupidest thing I've ever heard. The guys first answer to everything is stab stab. Lemme get in everyone's face