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It’s new comic book day tomorrow, what’s everyone getting? Unsure of what to get? Stick to the site throughout the day for previews!

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NJ.com – Stockton Borough School holds comic book sale to benefit local animal shelterGreat to see this.

CBR – Todd McFarlane Gets Political With “Spawn”Hrm.

Robot 6 – The University of Kentucky’s Periodic Table of Comic BooksThis is pretty cool.

Wired – World’s Most Wired Comics CreatorA great read about someone not completely in the comics spotlight.

 

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The Beat – Chew #30

CBR – Hawkeye #4

CBR – Uncanny X-Force #34

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So, did folks watch the first Presidential debate? What’d you think?

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Bleeding Cool – Tales Of Tattoos At MorrisonCon And Blondie’s Next Cover Artist -Damn, guess I should of gone and gotten my third tattoo.

DW – Belgium tries to revive its comic strip scene -An interesting read.

 

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IGN – Avengers vs. X-Men #12

Talking Comics – Love and Capes: What to Expect #3

The Beat – The Tower Chronicles

CBR – Uncanny X-Force #32

Complex – Review: The Penultimate Issue Of “The Boys” Hits Shelves In Bloody Fashion

The Future of Uncanny X-Force Is Marvel NOW!

In January 2013, prepare for the deadliest game of all as Uncanny X-Force #1 kicks off an all-new ongoing series from rising star creators writer Sam Humphries and artist Ron Garney. As part of Marvel NOW!, Uncanny X-Force joins a number of titles that will take the Marvel Universe in an exciting all-new direction, as the industry’s top creators join the top Super Heroes to deliver all-new ongoing series, great for new and lapsed readers alike!

After the shocking end to the previous group known as X-Force, the mutant known as Psylocke recruits her own clandestine group of operatives—Storm, Puck and Spiral—for missions so important—and so bloody—no one can know the truth. But when the time traveler known as Bishop returns to the present, he puts this new X-Force in his sights and won’t rest till he finds them. But just why does this former ally of the X-Men now hunt his former teammates? The answer will leave you speechless.

Marvel NOW! is the culmination of Marvel ReEvolution, the groundbreaking new initiative to evolve the comic book experience through innovation. With Uncanny X-Force, Marvel NOW! ensures fans will discover an entirely new perspective on the tough decisions heroes need to make…and if they can still be heroes after pulling the trigger.

Each issue of Uncanny X-Force includes a code for a free digital copy on the Marvel Comics app for iOS and Android devices. Additionally, each issue of Uncanny X-Force features special augmented reality content available exclusive through the Marvel AR app – including cover recaps, behind the scenes features and more that add value to your reading experience at no additional cost.

UNCANNY X-FORCE #1
Written by SAM HUMPHRIES
Art by RON GARNEY
ON SALE JANUARY 2013!

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The weekend is almost here and so is the Small Press Expo.  Who’s going?

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Bleeding Cool – Is Marvelman Closer Than We Think? -I figured we’d see him at the end of AvX, I was wrong.

Bleeding Cool – Understanding Ethnocrunching – How Racism Works In The Comic Industry -An interesting read.

 

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CBR – Batman #0

IGN – Batman #0

CBR – The Shade #12

IGN – Team 7 #0

CBR – Team 7 #0

IGN – Uncanny X-Force #31

BlogCritics – Whore

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A long weekend is almost here, yay! Here’s some news to waste the day away.

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ComicsAlliance – Amazon Ceases ‘Marvel Cinematic Universe’ Blu-Ray Set Pre-OrdersThat sucks.

ArtsBeat – Taymor, ‘Spider-Man’ Producers Reach Undisclosed Settlement on Dueling Lawsuits -And now the world can move on.

 

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IGN – Detective Comics Annual #1

ComicsGirl – Drama

CBR – Green Lantern Annual #1

IGN – Green Lantern Annual #1

CBR – Locke & Key: Grindhouse #1

IGN – Uncanny X-Force #30

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Thursday is here… yeah I’ve got nothing snappy to say… Anyone read any good comics lately?

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Asbury Park Press – Monmouth County Library plans its first ‘Comic-Con’ -Hope it goes well.

NY Post – What the Political Conventions Can Learn from Comic-Con – This is pretty funny.

 

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CBR – American Vampire #30

Talking Comics – Anathema #2

IGN – Captain Marvel #3

Talking Comics – Goon #41

IGN – Green Lantern Annual #1

IGN – Grendel Omnibus Vol. 1: Hunter Rose

IGN – Justice League #12

MTV Geek – Phantom Lady #1

IGN – Uncanny X-Force #30

MTV Geek –A Slew Of DC Comics Annual Reviews For You: Green Lantern, Flash, And More

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It’s a new week, and we’ve got lots of previews on tap for you today!

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Bleeding Cool – The Only Comic Shop In Aurora, Colorado, Raising Money To Help Victims Of The Shootings -Great to see this.

 

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Oid – Batman and Robin Volume 1: Born to Kill

Comic Revolution – Batman: Earth One

Talking Comics – Debris #1

Bleeding Cool – Hellblazer #293

Bleeding Cool – Mind The Gap #2

CBR – National Comics: Eternity #1

Talking Comics – The October Girl #1

Talking Comics – Prophet #27

Book Sake – True Blood Volume 1: All Together Now

Talking Comics – Uncanny X-Force #28

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The weekend is here, yay!

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CBR – WB Animation Changes “Beware The Batman” In Light of Shootings -I can understand the wanting to do this.

The Mary Sue – Things We Saw Today: The Dark Knight Rises Composer Dedicates New Song to Help Raise Money for Aurora Shooting VictimsNice to see.

ArtsBeat – Graphic Books Best Sellers: Barbara Gordon Reimagined -Interesting…

ArtsBeat – Former MOCA Chief Executive Calls for Deitch’s Removal -This should be settled in a cage match.

Comics Alliance – Gibbons: ‘Before Watchmen’ Is ‘Not Really Watchmen’ -Um, Gibbons, you’re off script.

 

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Talking Comics – Justice League Dark #11

CBR – Uncanny X-Force #28

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The weekend is here, yay! Today we’ve got some previews, reviews, news and an exclusive first!

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FirstShowing – WB Teasing Two Trailers for Snyder’s ‘Man of Steel’ This Weekend -The one I saw was solid.

ICv2 – Marvel Threatens ‘Latino Review’ -Good luck with that Marvel.

Bleeding Cool – Rick Remender Tweets A Possible X-Force Spoiler? -I don’t like spoilers, but kind of funny.

CBR – Warner Bros. Pulls “Dark Knight Rises” TV Spots

MTV Geek – AMC Theaters Bans Costumes At Screenings In Light of ‘Dark Knight Rises’ Shooting

Bleeding Cool – Reading Between The Lines Over Stephanie Brown And DC Comics -An interesting theory.

 

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Graphic Novel Resources – My Friend Dahmer

Emyrean Edge – Transformers: Autocracy

Comic Book (sort of) Weekly Reviews – 4/18/12

Ok, time to kick this into overdrive and get totally caught up…..

The Avengers #25 – This was supposed to be a tie-in to Avengers Vs. X-Men, but really the connection is flimsy.  It has a lot of wrapping up of the previous story arc, which for people wanting to get into Marvel’s big event throws you off.  The characters are often off and the art is a bit of a let down.  Overall, I finished the comic and scratched my head.

Story: 6 Art: 6 Overall: 6

Avengers Vs. X-Men #2 – The second chapter of Marvel’s big event is choppy and poorly written.  I just can’t describe the issue, but the narrative just has tons of issues.  It jumps around and just sets up a bunch of fights, that’s about it.  For such a huge event, it really doesn’t hold up to what it should be.

Story: 7 Art: 7.75 Overall: 7

Batman #8 – The beginning of the Batman event, The Night of the Owls first issue shows off how it’s supposed to be done.  Snyder’s writing is just fantastic.  A solid comic in every way.

Story: 8.5 Art: 8.5 Overall: 8.5

Captain Atom #8 – I’m honestly shocked this series is still going and expect it to get chopped at some point.  The series really steps it up a notch as there’s now a bigger story arc involving the destruction of the world and preventing it.  The art is great, concepts interesting, people, you should be reading this!

Story: 8 Art: 8 Overall: 8

Fables #116 – So many story lines, so much to keep track of.  The series isn’t quite as solid as it once was, but it’s still pretty damn solid.  The concepts are great and I really have no idea what to expect next.

Story: 8 Art: 8.25 Overall: 8

Green Lantern Corps. #8 – Guy gets promoted and the Alpha Corps steps up.  Overall a quieter story that I think is an improvement over the last few issues.  Not amazing, but intriguing.

Story: 7 Art: 7 Overall: 7

The Invincible Iron Man #515 – That was one hell of an issue.  Tony is being attacked from all sides and the Mandarin sure as hell looks like he’s got a solid plan.  There’s one shocker of a moment, one I wasn’t expecting and then a twist that I again wasn’t expecting.  So good.

Story: 8 Art: 8 Overall: 8

Justice League #8 – Wow is the team filled with a bunch of dicks.  This is a team I just don’t like.  That being said, the Shazam back up story has a lot of potential actually giving us interesting characters and some emotion that doesn’t drive me away, but makes me want to find out more.

Story: 6.5 Art: 7.25 Overall: 6.75

New Mutants #41 – Wow did I not like this issue.  I don’t know much about Blink, is she always this irritating of a character?  It’s like an anime character I want to punch.  And the art is so off.  Not my cup of tea at all.

Story: 6 Art: 6 Overall: 6

Nightwing #8The Night of Owls starts here for this series, though it say prelude.  It really jumps into the storyline.  There’s a great backstory that’s told giving a lot of history of the Owls and it’s ties to Dick Grayson.  I’m mix on the whole concept, but it feels like villains who can really challenge Batman and his family.

Story: 8.25 Art: 8.25 Overall: 8.25

The Punisher #10 – The second part of the Omega Drive story, the action and banter is so good.  This is how you do a solid crossover.  Each character has only added to the story and brought out the best in each other.

Story: 9 Art: 8.5 Overall: 9

The Shadow #1 – I’ve like some Shadow comics, this, not so much.  The story is choppy, some of it doesn’t make sense.  I struggled to get through the issue.  A shame, because I’ve really been digging Dynamite’s recent comics.

Story: 5 Art: 6 Overall: 5

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Micro-Series: Leonardo – Leonardo meets the Foot Clan in the latest entry in this nice series of one shots that tie into the main series.  So fantastic.

Story: 8.25 Art: 8.25 Overall: 8.25

Thunderbolts #173 – The team fights their past selves and a plan to get to the present is set out.  That ending, I wasn’t expecting that.  But still, not a fan of the time travel story.

Story: 7 Art: 7 Overall: 7

Uncanny X-Force #24 – Deadpool, Logan and Kurt take on the Age of Apocalypse Iceman while the Otherworld storyline gets wrapped up.  The story is an absolute improvement over the last few issues, but the art is still off.

Story: 7.5 Art: 7 Overall: 7.5

Venom #16 – Venom is tasked on a mission to transfer a prisoner which goes awry.  The issue is pretty solid and I definitely liked the ending.  I just wish the mystery of who the assassin was went on a bit longer.

Story: 8.25 Art: 8.25 Overall: 8.25

The Walking Dead #96 – Not a lot of action, but a very important moment as writer Robert Kirkman continues to drive the series in a whole new direction.  Some major changes are under way.

Story: 8.25 Art: 8.25 Overall: 8.25

Wolverine and the X-Men #9 – It’s a prelude to Avengers Vs. X-Men in an excellent issue that’s all set up.  You can tell the tough choices being made, there’s some fantastic back and forth and great art.  All of that dashed with a sense of humor.  So good.

Story: 9 Art: 9 Overall: 9

Wonder Woman #8 – Wonder Woman heads to Hades to free Zola.  The action is ok and take on Hades is interesting.  Overall, the story is just ok.  The series is definitely losing the steam it once had.

Story: 7.5 Art: 8 Overall: 7.5

X-Factor #234 – This is the beginning of a bigger story arc and with Jamie back, that’s the whole team.  The series has always been about the interaction of folks, and that’s top notch.  The art is a bit off and other than the lots of talking not a lot happens, but it’s really damn entertaining.

Story: 7.75 Art: 7.75 Overall: 7.75

X-Men #27 – The X-Men’s battle by the side of the vampires ends.  I yawn.  There’s lots of set up, but for all of the action it seems like it’s just a dangling story and not complete…. sigh.

Story: 6.75 Art: 7 Overall: 6.75

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