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Dial H #1 (2012)
Huge fan of Mieville's novels and short stories. His style of writing, transitions, and vocabulary can be challenging but ultimately edifying. The ideas and tones that he sets for characters and stories is fabulous.
Morning Glories #18 (2012)
Overall a very good issue. It gives us answers to questions we hadn't thought to ask in order to distract us from the questions we are asking. This issue is Jun centric, with him being the focus of the flashbacks. Details about Jun's purpos...Continue Reading
Avenging Spider-Man #7 (2012)
I totally love the art, the humor and the story of this issue. A great read.
Justice League #9 (2012)
Overall, this was easily the best issue of the series so far. It was the first time I got any sense that the characters were really a team or even liked each other, and it was nice to see something more than just 'splosions. The Shazam back...Continue Reading
Worlds' Finest #1 (2012)
Hopeful, but too early to tell. The story starts in Earth # 2 which also suffers from first "issue-itis", in that where we're going can't be explained in just one issue. Still, other New 52s managed an exciting first issue and still let us ...Continue Reading
Avengers #26 (2012)
Some of the layout choices seemed odd to me. I kept going back and forth on the art, some parts I liked and other parts were off. The story though is good.
Justice League #9 (2012)
Again the best part of the issue was the Shazam back up story. The first part of the normal story was boring and for some odd reason had to reiterate things that happened when it's only 9 issues into the series.
Anchor #3 (2009)
The heart eating is a nice touch. This book has been a very entertaining read so far!
Gladstone's School for World Conquerors #TP Vol 1 (2011)
This book is top notch. As an all ages tale it pushes the envelope for how dark it can sometimes get. However there's also something sweet and innocent about it too. Smith does an amazing job of giving each character individuality, and t...Continue Reading
Smallville Season 11 #1 (2012)
When I heard Smallville wascoming to comic book form I was stoked. Sure enough it did not disappoint. The drawings were great and even the storyline was pretty cool. I even loved how true to character they stayed in regards to the dialog...Continue Reading
Shadow #2 (2012)
This issue slows the pace down just slightly. The dialogue is a little heavier, and we are treated to more uses of the Shadows powers. There's a great fight scene, that packs a nice punch.
Soviet Super Soldiers #1 (1992)
This caught my eye in the back issues at my LCS. Was a little hard to get through at 64 pages. The dialogue had a way of lulling me to sleep. There was some excitement here and there, but I was confused at times with what appears to be m...Continue Reading
Steed and Mrs. Peel #5 (2012)
Seriously bizarre, but I can't help it...I like it! The mixing of the cave drawings with regular panels is an approach I haven't seen. Really neat actually. New writer on this issue, does just fine. If I hadnt looked I may have mistaken ...Continue Reading
Dinosaurs vs. Aliens: Free Comic Book Day 2012 #One-Shot (2012)
Doesn't give a lot of information to go on but like the other reviewer said, the are is really spectacular.
Anchor #2 (2009)
The world that Hester has created here is awesome. I am seriously loving the main character. The plot seems simple enough, but it masterfully brings you in to join the adventure before you realize it! Great issue!
DC Nation Superman Family Flip Book: Free Comic Book Day 2012 #One-Shot (2012)
The Green Lantern and Young Justice stuff is aimed older than Superman Family Adventures, but I definitely preferred the Superman story.
Star Wars/Serenity Flipbook: Free Comic Book Day 2012 #One-Shot (2012)
Two different stories about men who love their spaceships! The Star Wars part was the highlight, just what you'd come to expect these characters to be like. A nice little treat.
Scarlet Spider #5 (2012)
Liked the art better in this issue. It had a heavier tone to it that I was looking for to match the story. However, I felt I missed something between issues 4 and 5 with the story.
» News
Bloodshot #1 Preview (Posted: 5/17/2012)
The Summer of Valiant keeps chugging along. Valiant Entertainment has put out a 4 page colored preview of Bloodshot #1. Keep an eye open for Bloodshot hitting your comic book store’s shelves July 11th, but check out this awesome preview of what you’ll see in the first issue. The first issue will be written by [...]Top 5 Jobs for Superheroes (Posted: 5/16/2012)
Awhile ago I wrote about whether or not superheroes should have day jobs. If you are interested, you can check it out here, but I argued that given their extracurricular activities, was it really a good idea for them to have a job. But, since being a superhero doesn’t pay (for the most part), the [...]Advance Review: Hardcore #1 (Posted: 5/15/2012)
I really enjoyed the premise behind this latest title from Top Cow Productions. The story and plot delivered by Hardcore is intriguing, and by the end of issue I was hooked. The look into the way this world uses it’s technology to eliminate threats and targets is nothing short of spectacular and innovative. All in [...]News Flash: Action Lab Offers Free Download of Princeless (Posted: 5/14/2012)
Princeless from Action Lab Entertainment is nominated for an Eisner award in Best Single Issue or One-Shot, Best Publication for Kids Ages 8-12. Now you have the chance to see why it has garnered such high acclaim. Action Lab has put the third issue of the series up for free download. Take a look after [...]Dress Like a Geek, AND Do Something Good For Humanity! (Posted: 5/11/2012)
Look in your closet. Do you think your wardrobe is incomplete without that twenty-fifth superhero themed t-shirt? Here’s an option: the St. Baldrick’s Foundation is an organization devoted to funding research looking for a cure to childhood cancer, and (as pointed out to me by FB friend Kara) Marvel has teamed up with the organization [...]StashMyComics.com Podcast - Episode #12 (Posted: 5/11/2012)
Here we are at number 12 and we have not one, but two special segments for your listening pleasure. MattB covers the news on his own talking about Avengers movie numbers and more. We then have a special segment on Valiant Comics X-O Manowar #1 with Chip Reece and Tim Morse and a discussion about [...]News Flash: Archer & Armstrong #1 Cover (Posted: 5/10/2012)
With the Summer of Valiant officially kicked off, Valiant has debuted the Archer & Armstrong #1 cover from Mico Suayan. Take a look at what you’ll be getting from Archer & Armstrong, written by Fred Van Lente with art by Clayton Henry, on sale August 8th. There will also be an exclusive pullbox variant from [...]Geek Cinema: Marvel's The Avengers Review (Posted: 5/9/2012)
Marvel's The Avengers does nothing wrong. Make no mistake, this is high praise coming from a member of the nitpickiest of fanbases. And while there are nits here to be picked, there are none that ultimately get in the way of what is a remarkably enjoyable superhero comics experience. Because that's what this film is; [...]Review: Hack/Slash #15 (Posted: 5/9/2012)
If you like action, gore, horror, monsters, and pretty women, then you are probably already reading Hack/Slash from Image Comics. If you don’t like these things, but would like an interesting read then this is a title you should consider picking up. The only thing you need to know about the history of this book [...]At The Library: Abstract Comics, the Anthology (Posted: 5/8/2012)
The Vancouver Public Library is 6 floors of books. Each floor is dedicated to a different field. There’s an entire floor of books on scientific subjects. I sure wish I could report that the topmost floor is all comics. I can’t. But the VPL has a respectable assortment of comics. Two sections – to be [...]Free Comic Book Day Complete List (Posted: 5/4/2012)
Free Comic Book Day is tomorrow and we here StashMyComics.com wanted you to know what to look for when you hit up your local comic shop. There are a lot of great items in store for you. So take a look here at the press release and the full list of comics available at tomorrow’s [...]Golden Nuggets: Anthropomorphism (Posted: 5/3/2012)
Welcome back to the latest edition of Golden Nuggets, where I explore nifty tidbits about the Golden Age of comic books! Now, you may be paying this column a visit because there’s this crazy word up there in the title. It’s a big word for something nearly everyone has come in contact with at some [...]New Dark Knight Rises Trailer! (Posted: 5/2/2012)
Taking a break from all of the “Avengers” hoopla… I almost forgot; “The Dark Knight Rises” is coming out this summer, too! I hear this Nolan fella already did a couple of Bat-films, some of which weren’t half bad, so I’m told. I’m different-excited for “DK3″ than I am for “The Avengers”. With the latter, I’m [...]
Advance Review: The Spider #1 (Posted: 5/2/2012)
Fresh off of releasing another well known pulp action hero with the Shadow, Dynamite brings us The Spider written by David Liss and art by Colton Worley. How does it measure up? Can another gun toting hero enacting vigilante justice survive up against it’s better known predecessor? Does The Spider have enough to set it [...]Advance Review: X-O Manowar #1 (Posted: 5/1/2012)
The Summer of Valiant officially starts right here, and let me tell you that I have been waiting for this for quite some time. Everything has been leading up to this. The announcement that Valiant had officially returned, unveiling their FCBD issue, and talking about the release of not only this issue, but also Harbinger, [...]Kickstarter Spotlight: Foster Anthology (Posted: 4/30/2012)
Today’s spotlight is on Brian Buccellato’s Foster Anthology! The anthology will contain five 8-10 page short stories that take place in the Foster Universe, and relate to the main series. This book aims to provide depth to the characters in the main book, and gives readers more juicy morsels to chew on! From the day [...]Back Issue Bin to the Future: Rai #1 (Posted: 4/30/2012)
The Summer of Valiant is only days away now, and what better way for us here at SMC to end our own month of Valiant than with the first “original” here for the Valiant Universe. Rai got his start as part of a flip book back-up in Magnus, Robot Fighter issues 5-8, but that garnered [...]Geek Cinema: The Movie That Shouldn't Exist (Posted: 4/28/2012)
We now stand on the cusp of Summer Movie Season 2012. Oh, heck. Let’s call it what it is around these parts: Avengers Eve. Time to tuck yourselves snug in your beds (hey, it’s unseasonably cold in some parts of the country; three cheers for global warming!) while visions of Hawkeye and Loki and Frost [...]Harbinger #1 Preview (Posted: 4/27/2012)
The buildup and anticipation for the Summer of Valiant continues. Valiant Entertainment has released a six page lettered preview of Harbinger #1. Keep a look out for Harbinger hitting the comic shelves June 6th, but take a look here for a cool preview into what the title, and Valiant Entertainment have in store for you. [...]News Flash: Valiant Entertainment Unvails New Logo! (Posted: 4/26/2012)
To officiate its return to monthly publishing this May, Valiant Entertainment is proud to unveil a new interpretation of the iconic Valiant compass logo by award-winning graphic designer Rian Hughes. The newly redesigned logo — along with Valiant’s new distinctive trade dress, also designed by Hughes — will first see print on May 2nd with [...]
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