Marvel digests: about 40-odd years too late
Marvel has finally started publishing digests – a few decades too late, but better late than never. The first two, focusing on Spider-man and the Avengers, are reviewed in brief.
Marvel has finally started publishing digests – a few decades too late, but better late than never. The first two, focusing on Spider-man and the Avengers, are reviewed in brief.
I’ve been a fan of Karl Slominski’s work for some time now, so here we have his latest graphic novel for perusal!
When Wonder Woman came out, I quickly started hearing the right things from the wrong people.
Today I take a look at a comic about decay. No, it’s not about me, why do you ask?
My first Roy Thomas comic was also my first Marvel comic. I was a wee lad in third grade, a big devotee of the Batman TV show, and had thus far successfully badgered my mother into buying precisely one comic from the spinner rack at Young’s Market. Some time later, I found myself parked on a naugahyde couch awaiting my turn in the barber’s chair, when my eyes fell upon the cover of Uncanny X-Men #29. This was my introduction to both the Marvel Universe and its best writer, Roy Thomas.
I’m a big fan of Guillem March’s art, so I was keen to see him unleashed on a more mature project. So let’s take a look at Monika!
Today’s entry is a comic about slowing down and staring at cows. You know, all the fun stuff we skip in today’s world! Let’s get to it!