If you haven’t noticed as yet Cable #25 is actually Deadpool and Cable #25. The title isn’t the only thing that they’ve changed, we see a new story writer as well as an arter, wait… artist! Duane Swierczynski being the story writer and Paco Medina being the artist. They bring together something really special in this issue, making it a really fun to read comic.
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Archive for the “Marvel” CategoryThe Assault On New Olympus is underway and Incredible Hercules #139 has plenty of action through the whole issue. There are plenty of great match-ups like Spider-Man vs. Arachne, Wolverine vs. Cephalus, and Pym vs. Argus. The issue starts off with everyone talking about Continuum before quickly jumping into the action. What is Continuum? Well, you will find out in this issue. This issue of Uncanny X-Men starts with a bang and end with the even bigger one. Action-packed from start to finish the book focuses mainly on the creation of an X-Men nation and the ensuing action and drama it creates. Based on what I’ve seen, this comic book marks the beginning of a beautiful series. All about the recruitment of Jessica Drew, a.k.a. Spider-Woman, the beginning is little confusing starting off with a depiction of her being depressed and suicidal. Not much is done to explain this either, but luckily the stories soon turns to what we all wanted, the story of how Spider-Woman started working for S.W.O.R.D. This thrilling issue of Incredible Hercules focuses mainly on the story of Cho and the origin of her amazing mental powers. Written by Fred Van Lente & Greg Pak, the story mainly occurs in the past, particularly around a Dungeons & Dragons type game that Amadeus Cho is playing with Master Mind, and although this makes the story a little hard to understand, the comic is still an overall excellent read with a very strong plot. The most striking thing about this issue of the Fantastic Four is that it does not actually revolve around the Fantastic Four, but instead focuses primarily on the Council of Reed Richards. However, this in no way makes the comic book a bad read, in fact, it is perhaps one of the best Fantastic Four issues yet. |
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