Comic Reviews for October 26, 2011

So I Have 13 books this week and I have decided that I really need to whittle some of them down. You should see my lists get a bit smaller and more manageable in the future. This week I dropped Flash, Batman the Dark Knight and I Vampire.

The competition for new books is getting more fierce because the books keep getting better... That is a great problem to have

Dynamite Entertainment

A Game of Thrones #2

Writer - George R. R Martin

Art - Tommy Abraham

So to be fair, I am considering dropping this book. Not because it is not great, because it is, but I think this may read a whole lot better as a whole collection as a Graphic Novel.

The art once again lends itself well to such an epic tale.

Although this will most likely be my last issue, I think the wait will be a better choice for me..Perhaps if I had read the books or watched the show I would read it monthly but I need the story all at once I think.

Writing A+

Art A+

Vampirella #11

Writer - Brandon Jerwa

Art - Johnny Desjardins

So I loved the story, I hated the art. It is not that it was bad, it just was not the look I like from the Vampirella titles.

I really enjoy that the writers are using more of Sophia as an integral part of the team and not just as a tag along.

The undercurrent really felt like a message on the cruelty of men that will use religion to control others.

Writing - A

Art - C

Vampirella and the Scarlet Legion #5

Writer - Joe Harris

Art - Jose Malaga

This is the way a Vampirella book should look!

It was a very nice wrap up to the Scarlet Legion story arc for sure. It was dark and a mostly not happy ending, but that is what I like in Vampirella. Now I just have to wonder if this title goes away

Writing - B

Art - A

Marvel Comics

The Incredible Hulk #1

Writer - Jason Aaron

Pencils - Marc Silvestri

Colorist - Sunny Gho

So I have always wanted to get into the Hulk, so when I saw that they will begining this title back at #1, I got really excited to pick it up. What I feel like I got was a weird Conan the Barbarian

Now I don't know if I am just not immersed enough in the Hulk mythos, but I don't know if I like this at all.

I mean I understand where the story is going, however the separation of Dr. Banner and the Hulk may just be a bit too much for me to swallow.

I can't say there is anything wrong with this title, I just don't feel like it is my cup of tea

Writing - C-

Art - C

Deadpool #45

Writer - Daniel Way

Art - Salva Espin

"What is evil Deadpool" is the title. Evil Deadpool was pieced together by Deadpools stalker from the last few issues. It is very hard for me to put into words the difference between the two. Perhaps it is normal Deadpool kind of knows where to stop.

We are now back to the States in this issue which puts the whole UK nonsense behind us.

This is such a fun title. Between this and Deadpool Max, I will be sticking with this one I think. I love the art and I am a bit more invested in the storyline.

Not a whole lot of separate plot points happen so there is not a lot to put, but this is a book you just jump on to enjoy the ride

Writing A-

Art - A-

Venom #8

Writer - Rick Remender

Art - Tom Fowler

I do not like when an event (Spider Island) invades my titles so I have no real idea what is going on. It has noting to do with the story I have been following.

I really have nothing to say on this issue. I'm not in love with the art and if it is Spider Island again next month, I will not be picking this up.

I am not saying anything bad about the Spider Island event, but I have paid no attention to it so therefore I have no interest in it taking over my books

I won't be giving this a grade because I don't feel it is fair to grade something I have just been dropped in the middle of

Writing - N/A

Art - C

Daredevil #5

Writer - Mark Waid

Art - Marcos Martin

This is a title that I do love right now.

I have never really been into Daredevil before this run but it is fun, the way comics are really supposed to be.

There is a great supporting cast that does not shine so bright that they are your focus but they are interesting enough that you actually do care.

Writing A

Art B-

Image Comics

Avengelyne #4

Writer - Mark Poulton

Art - Own Gieni

The Hand Of God Part 1 of 3

So after a very successful(IMHO) last story arc, we start the second Arc of the series.

This arc is starting out even stronger than the last. It is not so much of the gratuitous violence just for the sake of shock value. There is callbacks to the last arc as Avengelyne and the stripper we met named Heaven are now friends. Ned Crowley, the serial killer is also briefly mentioned in passing.

We also have a new Spirit of Vengeance in the form of Father Michael. He will be a very interesting character indeed. We spend a lot of time with Passover. I look forward to seeing what a Bad Ass he can be.

Writing - A

Art - A

DC Comics

Green Lantern New Guardians #2

Writer - Tony Bedhard

Art - Tyler Kirkham and Harvey Tolibao

Ink - Batt

Colorist - Nei Ruffino

All I can say to start out is that this is so much better than last issue. Where last issue felt a bit too compressed and maybe even a bit dry, this felt very well paced and full of intrigue.

We start where we ended last issue with members of all of the different Lantern Corps (except Orange) getting ready to destroy Kyle Rainer for "stealing" a ring from each Corp. After a bunch or action, Kyle and a Blue Lantern, Saint Walker, finally escape towards Oa to try to get some answers from the Guardians, with all of the rings following him.

Of course there will be a big explosion of action next issue as all the others are following.

We then learn that Ganthet has been basically been lobotomized by the the other Guardians and all of his emotions have been wiped from existence( See Green Lantern #1) I love that they are making these books intertwined a bit. It makes it very exciting for me personally.

Finally we get to see all of the rings basically attach themselves to Kyle's fingers. What comes of Kyle is a Hybrid of all of the rings and I think will make him the most powerful Lantern of all. Again that is speculation but this is very cool.

I am really enjoying this book and am so glad it is part of the Green Lantern Family of books and I am dying to see what happens next.

Writing - A

Art - A-

Teen Titans #2

Writer - Scott Lobdell

Art - Brett Booth

This is a fun title and such a great jumping on point to Teen Titans. I have never really been into Teen Titans mostly because it was so steeped in it own mythos that I really could not follow it.

I am loving this because, like Justice League, they are really taking their time introducing the characters and letting us get to know them. We are in issue 2 and we still haven't met the whole team yet. It will be even longer till we see them all actually come together as a team.

I know last time I reviewed #1, I had complaints about Bart Allen, AKA Kid Flash, but he has really started to grow on me. Now that I am getting to know the characters, I am starting to like them all a lot more.

I wasn't a Red Robin fan in the old universe but now I like him every bit as much as Nightwing or Damian.

I really like the art in this as well. I can look at it all day

Writing - A

Art - A

All Star Western #2

Writer - Jimmy Palmiotti

Art - Justin Gray

I want to make 1 thing 100% clear.........Jonah Hex is a Bad Ass MF'er.

Half of this book is beyond fun. The second half is another story with a Zorro Knock off that I could care less about.

Lets start with the good. The Jonah Hex stuff is just bad ass. It doesn't matter that this is set in the old West, it still feels relevant. If it had a soundtrack, it would be pure screaming guitars and metal. The story is great. Still not in love with the art but it fits the story well.

Here comes the Bad.... They decided to add an entire second story that I found to be very thrown together and will most likely skip in future issues. Because of this filler story, they charge $3.99 instead of the standard $2.99. That will not do. I hope that DC gets the message because I would hate to lose Jonah Hex.

Story - A first story / D second story

Art B- First Story/ B+ second story

Justice League Dark #2

Writer - Peter Milligan

Art - Mikel Janin

So I will go ahead and say it....I like this title way more than I like the regular Justice League title. The only negative thing that I can really say about it is that there is almost too much going on.

I would almost definitely put this in my top 10 favorite books.

The relationship between Dawn(Dove) and Deadman has me totally sucked in and caring about these characters I normally would not give a second glance.

When dealing with Magical characters in the DCU, it really feels like you are dealing with people on the brink of being completely crazy. It makes them very intriguing to me.

Writing A

Art B+

Zenescope Comics

Fly #5

Writer - Raven Gregory

Art - Eric J

This is supposedly the end of this book as a story arc, but it really did still leave as a cliff hanger.

Once again this follows our characters into the depravity of their addictions. At the end we see the character Danielle supposedly die from taking an unknown treatment for her addiction that was supposed to take her powers away.

This book definitely walks the line between preachy and entertaining very nicely. The art is absolutely beautiful and really takes you into the story

Writing B-

Art A+

Comic Reviews for October 19, 2011

This Weeks books were purchased at Comic Oasis (www.comicoasis.com or @comicoasis on Twitter) 3121 N. Rainbow Blvd, Las Vegas. (Not a paid endorsement)

Dynamite Entertainment

Bionic Man #3

Team

Kevin Smith-Writer

Phil Hester-Writer

Jonathan Lau-Pencils

Ivan Nunes- Colors

Simon Bowland Letters

Alex Ross- Cover

This is the second issue of this title that I have read and I am really enjoying it. The art and story are nothing short of spectacular.

The fourth page into the book is a full page that is absolutely chilling. You see Steve Austin (the Bionic Man) who has just woken up from a 4 week coma, in agony as he realizes that he has lost both of his legs, one of his eyes, and his right arm. It really set the mood of this book.

As per usual Kevin Smith story telling, it is a very slow and detailed build into the story. He really makes you love the characters before you are put into any real action.

In a great nod to the original TV series, there were 2 fantastic call back lines. The first one is the always famous, "We have the technology, we can rebuild him" and a great sign of the times that says" We have a budget of 6 million dollars............a day".

This book mainly dealt with Steve Austin slowly coming to grips with what has happened to him and the powers that be laying the groundwork for him to become the cyborg that is the Bionic Man. There was also a small reminder of the big bad guy that Steve will no doubt eventually cross paths with.

Grade

Story A+

Art A-

Marvel Comics

Deadpool Max II #1

Team

David Lapham - Writer

Kyle Baker - Artist

So I bought this title because I am loving the regular Deadpool title. I think that I may like this one even better than that as far as the story line is going.

I don't actually know if "Max" is a different universe like the Ultimate universe, or if it is just an easy way to give popular characters another title. If anyone knows, I would love the info.

Not a big fan of the Watercolor feel of the art, but I am not opposed to it.

As usual, Deadpool is a mix of comedy and action. I am really starting to understand why I hear a lot of people so into this character. I literally laughed out loud more than once which rarely happens to me.

This story has Deadpool and Hydra Bob fighting against Hydra in a Mega-Church. That alone may make this title a bit off limits to some readers. I say it is just entertainment...But that is another story that I may write about in this weeks opinion article tomorrow.

I am definitely sticking with this title.

Grade

Story A

Art B-

Wolverine #17 Regenesis

Team

Jason Aaron - Writer

Ron Garney - Art

Jason Kieth - Color

Yet another book that has hit it out of the park this month.

Lets start with the cover...It really had very little to do with the story except with the fact that before Wolverine gets caught up with his usual amounts of trouble, he is packing up to leave San Francisco to go back to the East Coast to rebuild the X-men school. (I am really looking forward to where this story will take us, but we won't see this for a little while judging from this story) Anyways, the cover made me think of the famous Incredible Hulk TV show credits with the sad piano music with him slowly walking away.

This story takes place in Chinatown and Logan is tying up loose ends so he can move. Logan ends up having to team up with Gorilla Man(who reminds me way too much of Gorilla Grod from the DCU) to get his money back and stop a huge heroine shipment to clean up the streets. Yeah, I know

I feel like I am missing a lot, but I don't really know what as far as history goes. I felt like I could jump right in because it felt satisfying enough with the way the story moved.

There was a real Dragon involved in this issue, and I have a huge thing with enjoying dragon stuff. It was very surprising to see that and I am really hoping that it can stick around for a while

I like the style of the art but there were some panels that felt a bit rushed to me

Grade

Story A-

Art C+

DC Comics

Green Lantern Corps #2

Team

Peter J. Tomasi - Writer

Fernando Pasarin - Penciler

Scott Hanna - Inker

Gabe Eltaeb - Colorist

Cover - Dave Johnson

Let's start once again with the cover. The story going on is riveting, however the coloring of it would not grab my attention. If I was not already a GL fan and this was something to pick up, I would most likely pass it by. The coloring of it just looked very bland and uninviting, almost as if it was colored by cheap colored pencils

However, once you open the book, it looks exactly like a Green Lantern book should look. The art is absolutely beautiful. I could look at it all day.

The story is progressing better than issue one but I still feel like it is not there yet, but I really think it will be by the time this story arc is over.

It does feel a bit like I am caring less about the two earth Green Lanterns of this title(Guy Gardner and John Stewart) and care more about the group as a whole. I feel like this is a good sign as this should give a spotlight to the whole Green Lantern Corps, not just the ones from Earth.

The story is progressing as a lot of action is taking place and a lot of emotions from the deaths of entire planets are really moving everything forward

I still have a lot of hope for this title.

Grade

Story C+

Art A+

Catwoman #2

Team

Judd Winick - Writer

Guillem March - Art and Cover

Tomeu Morey - Colorist

I don't even want to begin to think about the backlash of this title. First 2 pages of this comic is a very sexy continuation of the last few pages of issue 1. I do not feel that it is at all inappropriate or out of character. I know that people will be offended but I feel it very comfortably walks the line between appropriate and offensive. But I know that is just opinion.

If you are reading this just for the sex factor, you are missing out on a lot. the story line is intense. By the end of this issue, my jaw dropped like I had just been punched in the face. I did not see what was coming at all.

There is a lot of Batman in this book. I do wonder if this will be a trend forever or if he will be slipping in and out through different storylines.

This book is so good that I won't spoil anything. Please go buy this book! I will probably buy a second copy so I can just pass one around. Yes, it is that good.

Grade

Story A++++++++++++

Art A-

Justice League #2

Team

Geoff Johns - Writer

Jim Lee - Art

Scott Williams - Inker

Alex Sinclair - Colorist

Just like issue one, this is a fun book. It is not one of my favorites but not because there is anything wrong with it. I actually like it. I just kind of want all of the introductions to be over so we are not on the whole 5 years earlier timeline.

I feel like so far, Batman is the star of this book. He has so much to prove considering all of the Superpowered guys are basically pulling their pants down to have a powers pissing contest, and Batman has none. He is still slowly earning the most respect of the group so far.

So far, we now have Green Lantern, Batman, Superman and now Flash. We also have the beginnings of Cyborg as a "tragic accident has just taken place" (I know, sound a little familiar?). We should see him in action soon, but he will most likely be the last permanent member of the team to really take his place. Next issue we will see Wonder Woman show up, or so it was promised on the last page.

I am more excited to see how they change up Darkseid than anything else right now on this book.

Grade

Story B-

Art A-

Nightwing #2

Team

Kyle Higgins - Writer

Eddy Barrows - Pencils

Rod Reis - Colorist

After the last issue, this had a very high amount of anticipation for me. It really did deliver until the end honestly. I still enjoyed it and will continue to pick it up but I felt a bit let down

So let's go back a little bit, this picked up right where the last issue dropped us last month. Nightwing is fighting the new villain that we learn has the name of Saiko. Their fight goes to basically a stalemate. Dick then gets summoned to see the owner of the circus that his parents were killed in. The owner reveals to him that he is dying but he wants to give him ownership of the circus. He also reveals that he knows that he is Nightwing.

Saiko ends up torturing the circus owner after dick leaves and he also finds out his secret identity.

Long story short, Saiko is now apparently "dead" and it looks like dick will be traveling with the circus as the owner.. I don't know what I think about this yet. I will be very disappointed if Saiko is actually dead because I think he is interesting and would like to see a lot more about him

Grade

Story - B

Art - A

Red Hood and the Outlaws #2

Team

Scott Lobdell - Writer

Kenneth Rocafort - Art

Blond - Colorist

I honestly don't know what to say about this title. It is not without its very cool points. I find Jason Todd to be a very interesting character. I think there is a lot of potential there. I haven't found much connection with Roy (speedy, Red Arrow) and feel that he may be just too much of a goof to be very interesting. There is a fine line between comic releafe and a funny and exciting hero or anti-hero.

This may be on the chopping block soon unfortunatly as I feel the storylines are not holding my attention enough to really care about the book enough

Grade

Story C

Art B+

Young Justice #9

Team

Kevin Hopps - Writer

Greg Weisman - Writer

Christopher Jones - Penciller

Dan Davis - Inking

Zac Atkinson - Colorist

This wasn't the best book of this series. It is really good for an all ages book but it does feel like it drags on and on a bit.

The story goes with Captain Atom (Dr Manhattan anyone?) sends the team to try to figure out who framed Captain Nathaniel Adams in 1968

Grade

Story C

Art C

Failure to the consumer

I don't know if you have heard about the last bad choice that has been made by Barnes&Noble bookstore. I will give you a really abbreviated version of the story so we will all be on the same page. Basically, DC gave an exclusive deal to several of their DIGITAL graphic novels (including the Watchmen) to Amazon for use on the new Kindle Fire. So B&N, a chain bookstore that sells PHYSICAL books, got indignant about the decision by DC. The decided immediately to take all of the physical copies of all DC graphic novels off the shelves.

Now how much sense does this really make? By punishing the consumer, you are really punishing yourself. Yes, DC will be taking a hit from it, and I really don't know how many copies are sold through the mega-chain, but people that are interested in buying a specific graphic novel are usually

smart enough to go through other options. Hopefully people will end up going to their local comic stores and support small business and people that actually do care about what they are selling. Another option is of course, supporting the Juggernaut of Amazon, which will be really screwing over B&N in the first place, because of the convenience of being there already and then they will most likely begin buying their other books from Amazon since they are already there on their site anyway.

I do understand that B&N does sell the Nook, which is their version of the Kindle reader. I can understand being upset on the digital standpoint with that, but not in the physical store itself.

Now let's put this into a bit of prospective from my view. Digital comics make up only 3-5% of the total of comics bought. Now B&N has lost 100% of all DC sales throughout the nation. It was only a few months ago that Borders Books was closed down. If the chain stores do not learn to evolve, we are going to have a whole lot more empty buildings throughout the nation.

When you don't give the consumer what they want, or need, it is a set up for failure. I really do want any business to succeed, because it is better for the economy, but I can't support stupidity at that scale. I really have no desire to set foot in a store that puts pettiness ahead of me, the consumer. Money is the only vote that seems to matter anymore, and I am casting my vote elsewhere.

Comic Reviews for October 12,2011

This Weeks books were purchased at Comic Oasis (www.comicoasis.com or @comicoasis on Twitter) 3121 N. Rainbow Blvd, Las Vegas. (Not a paid endorsement)

DC Comics

Suicide Squad#2

Team

Adam Glass

Frederico Dallocchio

Andrei Bressan

This book just made a personal record with me. It is the top of my stack, even with Green Lantern coming out. Not that it means anything but Congratulations

This was not even a little bit disappointing. Such a great comic book.

It will be hard not to get attached to the characters in this book. Unfortunately, as Amanda Waller says so blatantly, "everyone on your team is expendable". It is only issue 2 and already one of our characters(Voltaic) is dead.

Deadshot comes up as the leader of the team and it is an interesting choice. I would have went with Harley Quinn being the leader but I would have been wrong. That is why I don't write comics my friends.

One of the opening lines was fantastic. A guy comes running onto the field, where the team has been sent to kill everyone, and he says "Oh thank god, the Justice League" It just struck me as so funny. Especially when he is shot a few panels later.

The Characters are really coming to light in this issue. As I said, it will be very hard not to get attached to these characters. El Diablo has the most redeeming qualities so my guess is that he will die next issue.

Grade

Story A++

Art A

Green Lantern #2

Team

Geoff Johns

Doug Mahnke

Christian Alamy

Keith Champagne

I did like issue #1, I even recommended it in my last blog and have to some of my friends. This issue BLEW IT OUT OF THE WATER. This is so good.

I love seeing how good Sinestro really is. He did what I never would have thought a ring could do, he actually created another ring with it so that he could have an ally in Hal Jordan and he can control him. Maybe there are other instances of ring duplication in the past but I have never personally read it.

Hal also get a very strong lesson from Sinestro when Hal tries to save some people falling off a collapsing bridge. Instead of letting Hal save a few, Sinestro fixes the bridge and saves everyone. No matter how Evil Sinestro has been percieved as, Hal, and really all of the lanterns can learn a lot from him

Grade

Story A+

Art A-

Batman and Robin #2

Team

Peter J. Tomasi

Patrick Gleason

Mick Gray

My first impression of this book when I saw the cover was not highly favorable. I am not sure why, but the angle of the Batmobile looks a bit like a pig from hell. But you know the old saying about not judging a book by it's cover.

This is very quickly becoming my favorite Batbook. There was a fantastic intro to who Damian actually is. This probably could have been the issue #1, and is a much better start point than the last issue. It is as if the creative team just now realized that not everyone really knows this Robin.

I love how Bruce is now trying to not be just a mentor, but is trying to be a father. Alfred is of course, being the father to Bruce and the concerned Grandfather to Damian, without the title of course.

Bruce has been showing more and more humanity. I love when he confesses that he is afraid of dying for the first time in his life because he is afraid what would happen to the frail psyche of Damian.

Some very frighting glimpses into Damian when it shows when no one is around(except Alfred, who is lurking like a weird Pedophile(just Kidding) ) he grabs a bat out of the air, crushes it to death, looks at it, kind of pets it, and then disposes of it down the bottom of the cave.

Grade

Story A+

Art A+

Batgirl #2

Team

Gail Simone

Ardian Syaf

Vicente Cifuentes

This is another issue that has far exceeded the last issue. Wow, the places this story is going is just fantastic.

You have Batgirl coming to the realization that she is back to early since she came out of her wheelchair. I am sure it has happened in other stories but it feels so new and fresh to have a superhero so unsure of themselves.

Like I said last Batgirl review, I love this villain, the Mirror. He is so understandable why he became what he is. You can almost empathise with him. You will learn why she is on his list to kill

I only have one complaint, and it is about the art. Whenever Barbara is in costume, I love the art throughout the entire panels, however, whenever she is not, the art seems to change throughout, it is the most noticeable when she is on her date.

Grade

Story A+

Art A/C+

Frankenstein Agent of S.H.A.D.E #2

Team

Jeff Lemire

Alberto Ponticelli

I am still trying so hard to love this book. I will say that I did like it better than the last issue which is good. I like the story, in fact I like the story a lot. What I don't like, which is less extreme than last issue, is the computer information that pops up on panels. It just feels like too much.

This book has made the cut(barely) but will be re-evaluating after next issue. I so want to love this

Grade

Story B-

Art D

Dynamite Publishing

Vampirella #10

Team

Eric Trautmann

Heubert Kahn Michael

Marshall Dillon

Stefani Rennee

This is the final Vampirella of this story arc. So, anyone that has been waiting, next issue will be a new arc and a great jumping on point.

We get to finally see the end of the Blood cult demons what wear the Guy Fawkes Masks. Honestly not the greatest ending but everything was nicely wrapped up.

I did have very high hopes that her sidekick, Sophia, was going to develop into something so much more at this issue as her "secret weapon" but it was just kind of normal and mundane. I am hoping she will have some sort of twist to her eventually.

Grade

Story B+

Art A

IDW Publishing

Dead Rising Road to Fortune #1

Team

Tom Waltz

Kenneth Loh

Ester Sanz

I didn't buy this because it is a video game, in fact, I didn't even know it was until I opened the cover and there is advertisement for it. No, I bought it because the cover has a guy hitting a Zombie with a guitar. I thought to myself, this is going to be awesome. Remember what I said about judging a book by its cover?

The story and the characters feel like things you have seen a million times before. It is trying to be a bit of Max Pain, the Walking Dead and a touch of Army of Darkness..I never said the good parts of any of it.

The art goes from pretty good, to pretty bad. It is very inconsistent

I won't be picking this up again, however, I am sure it is a very good video game, where it should have stayed

Grade

Story D+

Art C

Marvel Comics

Ghost Rider #4

Team

Rob Williams

Matthew Clark

Sean Parsons

Rob Schwager

Wow, so it does look more and more like Johnny Blaze is out and Alejandra is in as the Ghost Rider. But really, who knows?

This is the most readable of the last 4 issues of Ghost Rider. Still not in love with the art but as far as the storyline goes, I am in.

We get to see the departure of the very psychopathic Adam in this issue. I am very curious where this is going

Grade

Story B+

Art C+

The Punisher #4

Team

Greg Rucka

Marco Checchetto

Matt Holingsworth

Another great Punisher issue with Frank Castle doing what he does best, not taliking too much and being a Bad-Ass.

Honestly, there is nothing new in this issue, just Punisher type action, which is what I want in a Punisher comic.

You either get his sense of morality of you don't

Grade

Story B

Art A-

Dark Horse Comics

Orchid #1

Tom Morello

Scott Hepburn

Dan Jackson

I love that Dark horse will take a lot of their first issues of their new series and make them $1.00. Otherwise I would have never have given this particular issue a second look.

I also love that this gook was written by Tom Morello, the guitarist for Rage Against The Machine and Audioslave

This is a post-appocoliptic comic. At least the world didn't end with Zombies. It is a little hard to follow, especially for a brand new title. The clothing is all over the board as far as time periods, maybe some time travel is involved?

This will be a girl goes for revenge type title and because they were nice enough to sell me this copy for one dollar, I will give this title one more chance

Grade

Story C+

Art B

Kull The Cat and the Skull

Team

David Lapham

Gabriel Guzman

I Picked up this title because I wanted a Fantasy type book like Conan. I should have bought Conan.

Although I loved the art, and it was very well done, it just didn't seem to fit the story at all.

I was just expecting something.....Different.

Grade

Story C

Art B