What Is The Last Comic You've Read - Part 1

[hammerhedd11]

Batman: I, Joker
Batman: The Gauntlet
Batman/ Lobo
Batman/Demon
Planetary/Batman

[powerbomb1411]

Catching up on lots of Zenescopes "Grimm Fairy Tales" one of my favorite comic series right now.

[Yodaman]

S.H.E.I.L.D. Infinity
Superman #710
Star Wars Legacy: War #4
Invincible Iron Man #7

[Lord Valumart]

Just read through the IDW Ghostbusters run so....
Ghostbusters: The Other Side - the worst thing to ever hold the name Ghostbusters.
Ghostbusters: Displaced Aggression - good, but still not amazing.
Ghostbusters: Past, Present, Future - loved it. Worked really well as a one shot, but felt the story could have been expanded.
Ghostbusters: Tainted Love - was ok, just a general busting really.
Ghostbusters: Con-volution - very good, very funny, loved it.
Ghostbusters: What in the Sam Hain Just Happened? - it was good, really disliked the art though.
Ghostbusters: Infestation - best IDW comic so far. Art brilliant, characters spot on.

Also read
Green Hornet #14 + 15 - really enjoying this series.
Batman: The Dark Knight #2 - it's Batman, REAL Batman...
Jurassic Park: The Devils in the Desert - I have no idea what the hell this has to do with the films bar a passing comment. Put Allan Grant in a book damnnit!!
The Flash #10 - I like this book, more people should read it.

[Ash J. Williams]

The Sixth Gun #10
Batman Beyond #4
Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? #20

[Drz]

Seven Soldiers of Victory Hardcover volumes 1 & 2: First off if you enjoy 52 or Brightest Day with C-list characters you thought you'd never care about, this is another fine awesome story arc with 7 characters you unlikely care about with it's only "pop culture iconic" character being Zatanna. Zatanna's the only one i've known but never like this, because i've never read a Zatanna comic so boy was i optimisticly pleased to read a comic where i can learn more about her, see her personality and how her daily routine life goes with all the magic, crime fightning and showman business goes around as she also gains her apprentice Misty to help her fight againts the upcoming fight. The core story concept here is that the Sheeda Vampires who ruin Earth's society every 10-30 thousand year or so are once again returning to earth and the Harrowing has began, but the prophecy says that the 7 soldiers will stop them all and thus the Sheeda are fightning groups of 7 people, but here lies the big twist and the most intriquing concept of the book: These characters never meet up with another until the very finale, but the stories are told in such fantasticly innotive way that the reader gets a geekgasm when you get a reference from past issue or a plot point nomatter how big or minor all makes sense from another character's perspective. Each character has it's own artist with Ryan Sook handling Zatanna, you got Dough Mahnke on Frankestein, Yanick Paquette on Bulleteer, Cameron Stewart on Manhattan Guardian, Frazing Irving on Klarion, JH Williams handles the first and last issues which open and end the story ultimately, you also got characters like Mr. Miracle, Vigilante and so forth. Cameron Stewart's Manhattan Guardian was really intriquing because you never really hear about New York in DC universe unless you're reading about JSA. Manhattan Guardian is sponsored by the Newsboy Legion which must be one of the craziest and most awesome Jack Kirby inventions ever, you got a badass genius Baby man! It's funny! I also liked the undertrain train pirates (yes, pirates!) as Morrison always has a good idea for different kinds of criminal gangs or cultures to touch on/create. Yanick Paquette's Bulleteer was interesting because it touched on the subject on how normal people behave and react to the superhero culture, touching on the subjects how normal people use radiactive toxins in hopes of gaining powers or letting wild animals bite them for totem powers, but it touches on akward subject of people being turned on by superheroics and whatnot and we get this really sad/pitiful villainess who will always look like a jailbait and how she was abused into superhero porn indrusty, yikes! Frankestein's story was full of win because it was this gothic horror vigilante man taking down all kinds of weird monsters while also working for the S.H.A.D.E organization. Really great action sequences with a badass hero to move the story along. Mister Miracle's story was really intriquing because it played as a prequel to Final Crisis with Boss Dark Side and Mister Miracle escaping the craziest stunts, it got really sad what happens to his body and how Darkseid does his best to torture the poor fella. :*( The Shining Knight's story was an epic knight order vs. the Sheed Vampires illusturated by Simon Bianchi who makes this really medievally epic, even tho it's pre-medieval where the readers see the very first proto-King Arthur along with Merlin the Sheeda wizard. Ultimately the conclusion and how the story ties down was pretty good, BUT it made me crave for alot more because yeah these characters really rocked, i loved the last page for Klarion's story because it was a really character defining shot showing how wicked the little brat is. Yeah thats pretty much my thoughts on these 2 hardcovers, definatly worth the purchase and a fine addition to "awesome DC characters you should read about!".

[Mary Jane Watson]

Ultimate Spider Man 157#

[Yodaman]

The Death of Captain America Vol. 1
The Spirit #13

[Punisher Rising]

The Crow (GN)
Predator: Jungle Tales
Predator: The Bloody Sands Of Time
Predator: Blood Feud

[Jordacar]

Batman Inc. #3-4

Spoiler!!! Click to Read!:

Grant Morrison, you kill me.

[Punisher Rising]

Aliens Vs. Predator Ominbus, Volume 1

[Yodaman]

Ultimate X-Men Vol. 4- Hellfire and Brimstone
Action Comic #850 and 900
Superman Annual #13
FF #2
Batman Inc. #5

[Fudgie]

Batman Dark Knight #2

[hammerhedd11]

Batman: Book of the Dead Vol. 1 and 2

[Yodaman]

Astonishing X-Men Vol. 1- Gifted
Conan: Road of Kings #4

[hammerhedd11]

Ultimates 2 #7-13

[CrazyKnuckles]

Went to the comic shop yesterday, bought & read...


Batman Beyond #5
Deadpool Annual #1
Fear Itself #2
F.I: The Home Front #2
F.I.: Spider-Man #1
Sonic The Hedgehog #224

and on the Manga-side, recently re-read Naussica of the Vally of the Wind.

[Lord Valumart]

Invincible #1-13 - Meh, I'm not interested enough to continue reading. If I didn't have the three trades then I doubt I would have gone to find out anything after the first.
Planet of the Apes #1 - I like this, I shall continue to buy.
Super Dinosaur #1 - Meh, not amazing but I'll give it a few issues.
The Traveler #6 - I like this series. It's the best one to come out of this Stan Lee/BOOM team up.
The Flash #11 - Still like it, can't wait to see whats going to happen.
Farscape #18 - Kinda falling out of love with this. As much as I love me some Farscape, this isn't really doing anything for me.

Also about half way into the Ghostbusters manga Ghost Busted. Good so far even if it is doing that thing of mixing cartoon and movie ideas that clash.

[Ponyboy]

picked this up finally!

Good to see BoNe return... but one of the stories in particular is old... reprinted from the Disney Adventures magazines in the mid 90s.

Anyway... the writing left something to be desired... but nice to see Smiley Bone and Bartleby again

[hammerhedd11]

Hard Boiled by Frank Miller

[Ash J. Williams]

Free Comic Book Day: Spontaneous #1

[Punisher Rising]

Terminator 2: Judgment Day - Cybernetic Dawn
Terminator 2: Judgment Day - Nuclear Twilight

Also Issue 0, containing the conclusions to both arcs.

[Yodaman]

Civil War X-Men #1-4
X-Men: The Life and Times of Lucas Bishop #1-3
Star Wars Legacy: War #5
Superman #655, 657-659, 666

[hammerhedd11]

Batman: Contagion

[Punisher Rising]

Predator: Race War