All Entries Tagged With: "Phil Noto"
Spider-Man Gets Fired And Walt Simonson Joins Mark Waid On Hulk
Here’s two quick, but exciting, comic book stories for you today. First off we have another status quo shake-up for everyone’s favorite webslinger favorite villain that’s now in a hero’s body. Dan Slott is rejoined by artist Humberto Ramos on Spider-Man as we see the wallcrawler fired from what we can only assume is The [...]
Phil Noto To Take Over Art For Thunderbolts: Punisher And Elektra Get It On
The Thunderbolts is one of the Marvel NOW! titles that hasn’t gotten the warmest of receptions. Many readers are interested by the story, but have been less than pleased with the book’s art. It’s now confirmed that artist Phil Noto will take over art duties from Steve Dillon on the book written by Daniel Way. [...]
Before Watchmen Minutemen #4 Review
Those who have been following my reviews of Before Watchmen know that the only consistent book has been Minutemen. #4 holds to the great quality that came before it, even with the scatter brain plot. Darwyn Cooke uses Minutemen #4 as the big downfall of the Minutemen. Ursula is dead and the team is disbanding. While the darkness [...]
Before Watchmen Minutemen #2 Review
Before Watchmen Minutemen #1 was a great introduction to the event. It had almost everything you wanted in a Watchmen book. Now that the team is set up though, it’s time to get into the nitty gritty. And I mean that in every way possible. Darwyn Cooke’s script was very wordy in #1. It didn’t break the [...]
Review: Creator-Owned Heroes #2
Jimmy Palmiotti, Steve Niles, Justin Gray, Kevin Mellon, Phil Noto, and Bill Tortolini are back for seconds with the next issue of Creator-Owned heroes. This issue features the next installment of Trigger Girl 6 and American Muscle, as well as several articles. Trigger Girl 6 takes the first spot this time, switching places with American [...]
Angel & Faith Vol. 1 TBP Review
I recently wrote catch up article (click here for that) and mentioned that Angel & Faith, in my opinion, is the better of the Buffy series. Well now that you WANT to catch up with this series, here is your chance. Dark Horse has released the first five issues of the series and some extras. [...]
Before Watchmen Minutemen #1 Review
Before Watchmen has been discussed to death. Should it be done? Why does DC need to touch on one of the seminal comic book stories of all time? But the one questions that no one has answered yet is this: is it any good? Well, if Minutemen #1 is any indication, it’s going to be great. It [...]
