The Silencer #18 DC Comics Written by: Dan Abnett Art by: V Ken Marion Inks by: Sandu Florea Colors by: Mike Spicer Letters by: Tom Napolitano There are no two ways about it: the fact The Silencer has come to an end sucks. It outlasted all of the other characters who emerged from DC’s New… Continue reading The Silencer #18 REVIEW
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The Silencer #17 REVIEW
The Silencer #17 DC Comics Written by: Dan Abnett Art by: V Ken Marion Inks by: Sandu Florea Colors by: Mike Spicer Letters by: Tom Napolitano The Silencer #17 set things up for a big finale with the final issue of The Silencer coming in June. V Ken Marion and Dan Abnett picked things up… Continue reading The Silencer #17 REVIEW
Hal Jordan and the Green Lantern Corps #21 Review
Hal Jordan and the Green Lantern Corps #21 DC Comics Written by: Robert Venditti Art by: V Ken Marion Inks by: Dexter Vines As Hal and Rip Hunter speed toward sector 563, Rip is upset that none of their actions seem to have done anything to repair the timeline. Hal proceeds to give him a… Continue reading Hal Jordan and the Green Lantern Corps #21 Review
Hal Jordan and the Green Lantern Corps #18 Review
Hal Jordan and the Green Lantern Corps #18 DC Comics Written by: Robert Venditti Art by: V Ken Marion Colors by: Dinei Ribiero Letters by: Dave Sharpe The tentative partnerships between the Green and Yellow Corps are put to the test in this issue as Gorin-Sunn and Space Ape travel to space sector 563 to… Continue reading Hal Jordan and the Green Lantern Corps #18 Review
Unfortunate Origins in “Bloodlines” #2
Bloodlines #2 DC Comics Written by: J.T. Krul Art by: V. Ken Marion, Sean Parsons Colors by: Andrew Dalhouse, Sotocolor Bloodlines continues to delve out the origin stories as issue 2 breaks away from Eddie and we learn a little more about the other “chosen” few. Bloodlines isn’t breaking new ground but it is telling an entertaining story… Continue reading Unfortunate Origins in “Bloodlines” #2
“Bloodlines” #1 The Birth of New Heroes (Review)
Bloodlines #1 DC Comics Written by: J.T. Krul Art by: V. Ken Marion Color by: Andrew Dalhouse DC is in a weird spot right now. New 52 is warping into REBIRTH and we are in a bit of a transition period. so what better time to try something new and revive an old 90’s title few… Continue reading “Bloodlines” #1 The Birth of New Heroes (Review)