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What’s Up?

02 Tuesday Oct 2012

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Action Comics, Animal Man, AvX, bag, Bill Sienkiewicz, Brian Azzarello, Brian Michael Bendis, Bumper Carla, China Mieville, comics, Daredevil: End of Days, David Mack, DC Comics, Dial H, Ed Brubaker, Fatale, Grant Morrison, Image, Jeff Lemire, Klaus Janson, Lee Bermejo, Marvel, reading, Rorschach, Rot World, Scott Snyder, Sean Phillips, Superman, Swamp Thing

I never thought I’d be so happy to see the number thirteen.  Though, come to think of it, this crop probably sported the best of the zeroes.

Lucky Me

  • Action Comics #13: Gettin’ chills just thinkin’ back to #0.
  • Animal Man #13: Rot.
  • Swamp Thing #13: World.

All the Tea in China

  • Dial H #5: How will Mieville top Bumper Carla?  Can he?

The Bendis Mack Show

  • Daredevil: End of Days #1: And Janson?  And Sienkiewicz?  Yes, please.

Daredevil: End of Days #1

The Squeeze

  • Fatale #8: Always a highlight of the week.

Every Bone in My Body Says, “No!”

  • Rorschach #2: If only for Lee Bermejo’s art–and to see if Azzarello drops yet another line worth turning into commentary about the whole Before Watchmen [misad]venture.
  • AvX #12: My skin is even joining in on this one.

I usually ignore my bones.  I have only myself to blame.

What are you looking forward to?

Turning pages,

Scott

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In Scott’s Bag (9/26)

26 Wednesday Sep 2012

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Art Baltazar, bag, Batman Incorporated, Butch Guice, Chris Samnee, comics, Ed Brubaker, Franco, Fury Max, Garth Ennis, Grant Morrison, Jason Aaron, Jeff Lemire, Justice League Dark, Lee Garbett, Mark Waid, Mike Allred, Superman Family Adventures, The Rocketeer, The Ultimates, Wednesday, Winter Soldier, Wolverine and the X-Men

Seems like a fun bunch.  Impatient, too.  They’re desperate–just dying!–to be read.  And I’m desperate–still denying!—because I have dictatorial duties demanding my time.

Baggy Pants

  • Winter Soldier #11 (We’re in the winter of Brubaker’s run, apparently.  That makes me terribly sad; but I’ll have to buck up and soldier on.)
  • Wolverine and the X-Men #17 (Hmm.  A fill-in book, sure; but it’s Allred doin’ Doop.  I’m down.)
  • Fury Max #6 (Thumbed through.  Saw a guy with his head in a vise.  Max, indeed.)
  • Justice League Dark #0 (Constantine’s such a smug bastard.  Love it.)
  • The Rocketeer: Cargo of Doom #2 (I missed it when it came out.  Thanks to my guy, I didn’t have to miss it very long.  Plus: I get an unexpected Chris Samnee fix!)

Skinny Jeans

  • Batman Incorporated #0 (Why haven’t I put this on my pull list?)
  • The Ultimates #16 (I’m such a chump.  I didn’t have to pick it up.  But I saw it there; and the little demon said, “Well, you got the last one, so you might as well.”  I was like, “Angel?  Little angel?”  Ended up finding the little angel when I got back to the car: it was bound and gagged behind the driver’s seat; and it looked at me with eyes filled with sorry tears as I placed my bag–with this book in it–on the backseat.)

The Ultimates #16 Cover

Baby Girl’s Pick of the Week

  • Superman Family Adventures #5 (She’s got good taste.)

Can’t wait to get busy with these.

What did you get in your bag today?

Turning pages,

Scott

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In Scott’s Bag (9/19)

20 Thursday Sep 2012

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bag, Batwoman, Brian Michael Bendis, Charles M. Schulz, Chris Samnee, Cliff Chiang, comics, Dare, J.H. Williams III, Mark Waid, Peanuts, Spider-Men, The Ultimates, Ultimate Spider-Man, Wednesday, Wonder Woman

A rare week: I picked more books off the shelf than I had in my bag.

100% Pulled

  • Wonder Woman #0 (Love the retro look from Cliff Chiang!)
  • Ultimate Spider-Man #15 (Quick flip: mostly Miles out of uniform.  Probably means it’s going to be Bendis at his best.)
  • Daredevil #18 (Owoooooooooooooooooooo!  Chris Samnee’s back!)

100% Picked

  • Batwoman #0 (Mr. Williams III promised us that “[i]t’ll read unlike any previous chapter of Batwoman so far.”  Gave it a little look-see.  I was not expecting a shift in style like that!  Can’t wait to read it.)
  • Spider-Men #5
  • The Ultimates #15 (You heard about it in the news, too, right?  Ugh.  I’m a sucker.  There’s no way around it.  Question is: will I read it or will I just bag it?)

Baby Girl’s Pick of the Week

Peanuts Vol. 2 #1 Cover

  • Peanuts #1 (Last month’s, but we couldn’t pass it up–especially after watching the surfers out at Montauk on Sunday afternoon.)

Looks like a solid week.  Just wish I had some time in my bag, too.

What did you get in your bag today?

Turning pages,

Scott

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What’s Up?

18 Tuesday Sep 2012

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bag, Batwoman, Brian Azzarello, Brian Michael Bendis, Cliff Ciang, comics, Daredevil, DC Comics, J.H. Williams III, Mark Waid, Marvel, Miles Morales, Paolo Rivera, Sara Pichelli, Spider-Men, Tuesday, Ultimate Spider-Man, Wonder Woman

I’m marveling at the list: a short one, indeed.

Blind Trust

  • Daredevil #18: The Coyote comes to the big city.  Seems his bite might actually be a helluva lot worse.
  • Spider-Men #5: Loved #4 so much that Scott Lobdell could be a surprise guest writer on this and I’d still buy it.
  • Ultimate Spider-Man #15: I really like Miles.  I bet you do, too.

G.N.O.

  • Batwoman #0: The cover kicks, well, something–maybe your face!  Harvey Award winner J.H. Williams III is the best and is the only reason I’m back on board with the Batbroad.

Batwoman #0 Cover

  • Wonder Woman #0: Looking forward to a revealing story.  If the art’s revealing, too, all the better!

Five books?  Fine with me–and the ol’ wallet.  Looks like I’ll be able to eat this week.

What are you looking forward to?

Turning pages,

Scott

 

 

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In Scott’s Bag (9/12)

13 Thursday Sep 2012

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bag, Batman, Comedian, comics, Frankenstein, Harbinger, Suicide Squad, The Rocketeer, The Shade, Wednesday, Winter Soldier, Wolverine and the X-Men, X-O Manowar

Another big week.  Can’t wait to crack ’em open.

Yes, Know:

  • X-O Manowar #5
  • Harbinger #4
  • Winter Soldier #10
  • Wolverine and the X-Men #16
  • Batman #0
  • Frankenstein: Agent of S.H.A.D.E. #0
  • Suicide Squad #0
  • The Shade #12
  • Comedian #3

Self vs. Shelf

  • AvX #11 (The collector in me won this out-of-the-blue battle.  Bastard.)

AvX #11 Cover

Oh, and umm, some sad news: I missed The Rocketeer; and from what I hear, I really missed it.  Oh, me!  I need my fix of Samnee!  Here’s hoping my guy’s distributor has one sitting around somewhere.

And no Fatale either.  I’m dying over here!

What did you get in your bag?

Turning pages,

Scott

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What’s Up?

12 Wednesday Sep 2012

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AvX, bag, Batman, Brubaker, Comedian, comics, DC Comics, Fatale, Frankenstein, Image, James Robinson, Marvel, Samnee, Suicide Squad, The Rocketeer, The Shade, Valiant, Waid, Wednesday, Winter Soldier, Wolverine and the X-Men, X-O Manowar

I may need some help carrying my bag out of the shop this week.

More Than Zero

  • Batman #0
  • Frankenstein: Agent of S.H.A.D.E. #0
  • Suicide Squad #0: Not too sure how much longer I’m sticking with this.

Coo coo ca-choo, Mr. Robinson

  • The Shade #12: You will be missed.  A lot.

The Shade #12 Cover

Funny Business

  • Comedian #3: Dipped a bit after a stellar #1.  Hope it bounces back with a killer punchline.

Marvel Shrinky-Dinks

  • Winter Soldier #10: I’m still all twisted up after the last one.  Unwind me, dammit!  No!  What am I talking about?  Twist me some more!
  • Wolverine and the X-Men #16: Last one was a decent comeback after some terrible AvX tie-ins.

Fat Chance

  • Fatale #8: Brubaker’s baby, baby!  This cradle is most assuredly rockin’.

Soaring with Samnee

  • The Rocketeer: Cargo of Doom #2: The art was the highlight here–a very highlight.  In the stratosphere, even!

X-Oh Yeah!

  • X-O Manowar #5: Suits me just fine.
  • Harbinger #4: Quality, quality, quality.  Valiant’s got it in pspades.

Gee.  Is that it?  I’m gonna need a friggin’ hand truck.

How about you?  What’s gonna be in your bag tomorrow?

Turning pages,

Scott

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The 100 Percent

11 Tuesday Sep 2012

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Action Comics, Animal Man, Archer & Armstrong, bag, Ben Oliver, Bendis, Bloodshot, comics, Dial H, Grant Morrison, Lemire, Mieville, Swamp Thing, The One Percent, Ultimate Spider-Man, zero

Not to sound all sappy and stuff, but I’m really going to miss this stack.  I liked–no: I like-llked every book in my bag.  It’s like they say: like-like comes round when you least expect it; or maybe I was just lookin’ for like-like in all the wrong places.  As it is, to quote the Lard, “I’m busting, Jerry, I’m busting!”

I took off with Action Comics #0 and realized right away that this Zero thing wasn’t some silly gimmick–at least not here.  Morrison promises, “You’ll see”; and, boy, do we!  The Super Scribe is magnificently crisp and coherent throughout as he unfolds the majesty of the impossibly powerful Prince of Metropolis.  Oliver, who left me wanting on Batwing, matches the grandeur of the story panel for panel, page for page–shining especially on the spread on pages 10 and 11 (the fall) and on the turn from 25 to 26 (the stand).  The latter example is simply stunning in the way it reflects perfectly the wonder of a child and the might and compassion of the world’s greatest hero, who, after a somewhat uneven treatment in the New 52, finally gets the turn he so justly deserves.  Bravo.

After that, you’d probably figure that Action was my favorite title of the week; but it wasn’t.  That distinction goes to a book with a decidedly different tone: Swamp Thing #0.  I’m saving my take, however, for the Scottlight.  Check back soon for that.

Sticking with the Zeroes: I really enjoyed Animal Man #0 and Dial H #0, too.  Sure, Lemire’s treading on sacred ground, but he’s doing so respectfully and adeptly.  He has Buddy unwittingly assume a supporting role–suiting his name, no?–in a reality cast by the ever-desperate but unflinching reps of the Red.  To make the transition that much more startling and fun, Lemire cleverly has Buddy evolve from a flightless “Chicken Thief” to a soaring hawk–to a superhero who doesn’t mind a few flashbulbs popping his way.  But despite it all–all the power, the adventure, and the fame–he’s not the man; his unborn daughter is.  Even if he had the eyesight of the hawk, he’d never see it coming.  Great stuff!

In Dial H, Mieville spiritedly yanks back the curtain and effervescently reveals the secret behind the powers summoned by the dial.  There’s no mystery here: it’s all about Bumper Carla.  Ah, yes: Bumper Carla; she is simultaneously WTF? and Hell yeah!–and is everything you need to know and to love about this carnival ride of a read.  This is some fine China.

Ultimate Spider-Man #14 was quite a thwip, with Bendis delivering yet another touching moment as May gifts Peter’s web-shooters to Miles.  That leads to miles of fun as the newest Spidey gets into the swing of things over the city.  The battle with the Rhino is OK, nothing special; but it is certainly buoyed by the young Webcrawler’s sticky wit–which makes sense, really, because, as we all know, with great power comes great banter.

I saved the Valiant books for last.  And even though it’s still early, they’re cranking up the volume.  Bloodshot #3 is without a doubt the best issue of the series thus far.  It steps beyond the bullets and sinks into Bloodshot’s brain, almost demanding the end, which sees Dodge fire a bullet into Bloodshot’s brain.  Go figure.

Archer & Armstrong #2 is a terrific follow-up to a solid series starter.  Sure, it ramps up–and “profits” from–the humor built grossly upon the One Percent’s corporate jargon.  And, sure, the incorporation of the magic of Michelangelo is artful, indeed.  But the real selling point is showcased on the final page: The Sisters of Perpetual Darkness.  Ninja Nuns?  Yes, please.  Oh, I’m thinking that issue #3 is going to bring a little cloistered T&A to A&A.  Ain’t nothin’ wrong with that in my comic book!

Now that‘s what I call a week of books.

Turning pages,

Scott

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In Scott’s Bag (9/5)

05 Wednesday Sep 2012

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Action Comics, Animal Man, Archer & Armstrong, bag, Ben Oliver, Bloodshot, comics, DC Comics, Dial H, Marvel, Millar, Super Crooks, Swamp Thing, Ultimate Spider-Man, Valiant, Wednesday, Yu, zero

Who knew?  After thumbing through the lot of ’em, I’m actually looking forward to this bunch o’ books, even–no, especially the zeroes.  Just when I thought this week would be nothing more than another Valiant effort…

The Princely Pair:

  • Archer & Armstrong #2
  • Bloodshot #3

The Null Set:

  • Action Comics #0 (Looks gorgeous.)

Action Comics #0 Cover

  • Animal Man #0
  • Dial H #0
  • Swamp Thing #0

On the Web:

  • Ultimate Spider-Man #14

Finally:

  • Super Crooks #4 (Not Millar’s fault–this time.  And it looks like Yu really did it this time!  Yummy!)

What did you get in your bag?

Turning pages,

Scott

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What’s Up? (9/4)

04 Tuesday Sep 2012

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Action Comics, Animal Man, Archer & Armstrong, bag, Bendis, Bloodshot, comics, DC Comics, Dial H, Marvel, Swamp Thing, Tuesday, Ultimate Spider-Man, Valiant

It’s that time of the week again!  Here’s what should be waiting for me tomorrow:

V is for Valiant

  • Archer and Armstrong #2: Yes, please.

  • Bloodshot #3: Blood?  You betcha.  Shot?  Not by a long one.  I’ll happily have another.

I Can See for Miles

  • Ultimate Spider-Man #14: So what if it’s a crossover?  So what if Spider-Men overshadowed it last month?  It’s still pretty good.

Pitching a Shutout

  • Action Comics #0
  • Animal Man #0
  • Dial H #0
  • Swamp Thing #0

I don’t know about this roll out of zero books.  Could be worth a whole lot of nothing.
We’ll certainly see, won’t we?

What are you looking forward to?

Turning pages,

Scott

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Sealed with a Kiss

01 Saturday Sep 2012

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Aaron, bag, comics, Jim Lee, Johns, Justice League, Manapul, Nord, Samnee, stack, The Flash, Winter Soldier, Wolverine and the X-Men, X-O Manowar

My Microviews for the week of 8/29:

Excitement was high in some alternate–and assuredly opposite–comic reading universe.  Some humanoid out there was bristling as he slipped his books from his bag.  The skin on his hair was probably sitting down.

Here, in my page-turning reality, however, my stack read like a bottle of Xanax.  With a cap that gives you all sorts of crap.

Speaking of:

I was watching So You Think You Can Dance but I wanted to crack open a book–you know, to read something during commercials and the pre-dance packages.  Figured I’d go with something mindless.  Luckily I had picked up Justice League #12–for the kiss, of course.  Duh.  Why else would I return to this title?  I was reminded immediately of why I dumped it after issue #5: God Almighty!  It’s awful!  I won’t bother with Johns’ writing; I haven’t been following the story.  On the art side: Jim Lee has taken the most iconic characters in comicdom and turned them into languid lookalikes, into blah B-listers.  Oh, it’s painful to see them rendered so!  The layouts lack life, a spirit; they seem to stubbornly avoid inspiration, as if inspiration were illegal or something.  By the way: while thumbin’ through the book, I could’ve sworn the guy givin’ it to the League was Helspont.  Turns out it isn’t, but this guy’s just as compelling.  But what about super-hyped kiss?  To be fair, it’s a smart turn–an easy one at this point, but smart, nevertheless.  Ever hear of a slow burn?  Yeah, neither have these guys.  Hmm.  Felt a little forced, no?  Kind of like they had to shove it into #12 even if it didn’t fit too well?  Whatever.  This was a one-and-done return to Justice League for me.

I waited for a little quiet time before wading into Winter Soldier #9.  Boy, oh boy.  If it weren’t for the twist at the end, I would’ve thought Brubaker was mailing it in on his way out.  I mean, from the get-go, this one felt right out of the most recent run of Captain America, which has been unpatriotically poor–so much so that I ditched it, despite Cap’s being my all-time fave.  A really microview: James hangs out in front of a vid screen for a while then goes into action and then snaps the Black Widow out of her trance all too easily–“Nat!  It’s me!”  “Oh.  OK.”–and then TAH-wist!  Boy, oh boy!  I’ll be soldiering on, for sure.

I read The Flash Annual #1.  It was all right.  The story was fine.  My biggest gripe: I didn’t care for the kitchen sink approach to the art.  In fact, for five bucks, I feel kind of ripped off–especially since it wasn’t a one-shot annual, which I could’ve passed on.  Don’t get me wrong: the art was fine; but since I’m an issue-at-a-time Flash fan at this point, I’m practically Patrick Henry: Give me Manapul or give me a break!  No gripe here, though: the last page.  Who doesn’t love an army of pissed off gorillas?  Who doesn’t believe in Grodd?

Next up: Wolverine and the X-Men #15.  It starts off on a solid note, but then gets a bit too jokey for its own good down in Beast’s lab.  Iron Man, in particular, is insufferable.  But Aaron works it out with the Xavier/Quire thoughtdown and delivers a satisfying issue that ultimately doesn’t feel too overburdened by AvX.  Thank goodness.  Be honest: you welled up a little bit while rooting for Mortimer.  Don’t you go blaming it on sawdust, too, you big baby.

I closed out the week with X-O Manowar #4.

X-O Manowar #4 Cover

Solid book all the way around, with a huge draw at the end.  One thing worth noting: as I admired Aric’s aerobatics during his dogfight with the Italian air force, I couldn’t help but think of the beginning of The Rocketeer: Cargo of Doom #1.  Anyone else?  Quick unsolicited comparison: Samnee’s work conveys more energy, more urgency than Nord’s.  Super unsolicited comparison with a twist of grudge: They both, however, have it over Lee.

Easily.

Undeniably.

Turning pages,

Scott

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