Daredevil #500 is an amazing story and an excellent way for Ed Brubaker to end his run on Daredevil. The story is brimming to the top with non-stop action which makes this comic book one of the most thrilling you will ever read.
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After reading Chew #2, it becomes clear that every issue of Chew is just going to get better and better. The story starts off where Chew #1 left off; Tony Chu’s new stint working for the FDA. In this new line of work, Tony Chu quickly finds out that in order to complete his assignments, he will be forced to eat the most disgusting and unimaginable items ever. Tony makes a friend though, who helps him get through it and even saves his life at one point in the story. Cable #17 is a slightly disappointing book due to its lack of variation from the other books in the series. That being said, it is still a decent read and certainly a comic book worth at least giving a try. There also is a slight change as well, as Hope and Cable can no longer easily travel into the future. Batman and Robin #3 is a perfect blend of great story telling and amazing art. With the splitting and then reconnecting of Batman and Robin, this episode is also a lot more chock-filled with emotions as well as actions than other comics. Sweet Tooth #1 is a comic book that starts out in a blur and ends in a blur. Very little background is given about any of the characters or location, but mostly this actually just creates more interest and anticipation for future episodes. The most striking thing about the comic book is just how unique and different it is from every other comic book out there. Batman #690 is unfortunately one of the slightly mediocre publications in the Batman series, due mostly in part to the writing style of Judd Winick. |
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