Post by Gray Lensman on Dec 16, 2006 4:58:02 GMT
Now for the question of the week... what did everyone get? 
A fair haul, with some good stuff...
Fallen Angel #11: A curious start, and it looks like we're starting to see Jude's path to corruption. The art's really been disappointing for a while, though, much as I like PAD's work...
Fantastic Four: The End #2-3: So far, easily the best FF story I've seen since Mark Waid's run on the main title. Alan Davis is sort of plugging superheroes into an SF story, and it's not a bad approach. I suspect Doom is pulling the strings, though...
Justice League of America #4: Still a pretty good team book so far. Meltzer is continuing to build a strong story here.
X-Factor #14: I really enjoyed the second therapy issue, and this issue builds well upon that. I like how much of this story is about Jamie Madrox being forced to choose a direction when he's so long avoided decisions by trying to do everything. Also,I like Jamie dealing with the consequences of his avoiding decisions because they've caught up with him. Doc Samson is a good addition to this cast too so far. The art's an improvement with Raimondi of late as well. Good to see this book on form.
52 Week Thirty-Two: One of the best reads at DC. I admit that I like the Accomplished Perfect Physician.
All in all, well worth the read.
A fair haul, with some good stuff...
Fallen Angel #11: A curious start, and it looks like we're starting to see Jude's path to corruption. The art's really been disappointing for a while, though, much as I like PAD's work...
Fantastic Four: The End #2-3: So far, easily the best FF story I've seen since Mark Waid's run on the main title. Alan Davis is sort of plugging superheroes into an SF story, and it's not a bad approach. I suspect Doom is pulling the strings, though...
Justice League of America #4: Still a pretty good team book so far. Meltzer is continuing to build a strong story here.
X-Factor #14: I really enjoyed the second therapy issue, and this issue builds well upon that. I like how much of this story is about Jamie Madrox being forced to choose a direction when he's so long avoided decisions by trying to do everything. Also,I like Jamie dealing with the consequences of his avoiding decisions because they've caught up with him. Doc Samson is a good addition to this cast too so far. The art's an improvement with Raimondi of late as well. Good to see this book on form.
52 Week Thirty-Two: One of the best reads at DC. I admit that I like the Accomplished Perfect Physician.
All in all, well worth the read.
