Phillies64

Great show. I thought you guys picked a pretty diverse group of books to represent Image. One book I want to mention is Jack Staff. Not unlike Kirkman or Faerber, Paul Grist has created his own little universe with the Jack Staff series. He's really a masterful cartoonist, and it's great to see his world full of all these vibrant characters.

I'm all over this. Looks amazing. I'm digging the story so far too.

Good drink for a great series. Yet another good article. Nice work.

Sadly, I have the old printing of this trade, which just contains the first arc. Anyway, there are a lot of new Cap fans now, and rightly so because Brubaker's run has been fantastic. Despite this, sometimes I feel like people are missing out on the previous great runs. Waid and Garney did a fantastic job with the character. I was so bummed out when Heroes Reborn interrupted t...

To be honest, we had Batman's two most interesting villains in the same film. Ledger's performance was absolutely astounding. I don't think a typical sequel can top this. The Riddler? Mr. Freeze? Catwoman? Talia?...sorry it just wont cut it. In Nolan I trust. I'm sure if he does decide to do a sequel, it'd be fantastic, but I just can't see another villain competeing with this. I think r...

Great mentions in this episode. Just a sidenote. Greg Rucka wrote the Batman No Man's Land novel. While we miss out on a lot of the great art, and some of the smaller storylines, overall it works as much stronger story. It's much more to the point. I never read prose novels based on comics, but this one really worked, Also to add some more books to the list, I'd suggest Batman Black and...

Hey guys. I'm new to the site. Anyway, Busiek and Bagley's Thunderbolts #1 is my favorite mainstream first issue. We were introduced to all these "new" characters, and then shown a great reveal at the end. I was dying for issue two. I had no hopes for the book, but the first issue had me hooked.