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REVIEW: The Rocketeer – Hollywood Horror #1 (of 4)

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Or – “The Strange Experience Of A New Artist…”

There are a few characters in my mind who can’t really be captured by anyone other than their creators.  The Creeper never looks right drawn by anyone but Steve Ditko, only Neal Adams can capture the awesomeness of Megalith, and Darkseid never quite has the same gravitas from anyone other than Kirby.  So it is with the Rocketeer, with the added problem of the creator passing away with only a few iconic stories completed.  Can anyone make the adventures of Cliff Secord and company look as good as Stevens?  Your Major Spoilers review awaits!

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REVIEW: Vampirella – NuBlood #1

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Vampirella’s slinging hash in a diner, vampires and humans are hanging out, dogs and cats living together, mass hysteria! The Lady in Red has to get to the bottom of rash of crimes related to the latest craze in nosferatu refreshment: NuBlood. Read on in this Major Spoilers Review.

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REVIEW: Uncanny X-Men #2

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Or – “They Say That Breaking Up Is Hard To Do…”

The fallout from Avengers Vs. X-Men has been pretty colossal, so it’s easy to forget that one of the casualties was the long-term (for X-Men, anyway) relationship between Cyclops and the White Queen.  Awkwardly, both halves of the couple are part of the Uncanny team now, and you have to know that the question will come up sooner rather than later…  What happens now?  Your Major Spoilers review awaits!

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REVIEW: The Jungle Book: Last of the Species #1

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Mowgli, Akili and their animal pals are back for the sequel series to Zenescope Entertainment’s The Jungle Book. After Mowgli took her vengeance on the tiger Shere Khan, things have been tense on Kipling Island as all the tribes begin to once again fight one another for rule over the jungle. Will Mowgli and her friends make it to the top of the food chain or will these man-cubs just end up prey? More after the jump!

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DUELING REVIEW: Batman Incorporated #8

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This week, Matthew and Stephen reflect on a event from 25 years ago, that just happened again!

Oh, Spoiler Warning!

BMINC_Cv8_varBatman Incorporated #8
Writer: Grant Morrison
Artist: Chris Burnham
Publisher: DC Comics
Cover Price: $2.99

• Everything Grant Morrison has been planning since the start of BATMAN, INCORPORATED leads to this stunning issue!

• You must not miss this one!

 

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REVIEW: Batwoman #17

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Strange mythic things are afoot in Gotham as Ceto, mother of monsters, has risen from her watery grave. Will Batwoman and Wonder Woman be able to stitch together this tear in the fabric of reality or has the end finally come to Gotham? Should you be worried? Major Spoilers has your review!

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REVIEW: G.I. Joe #1

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“G.I. Joe is the codename for American’s daring, highly-trained special mission force. Its purpose: to defend human freedom against Cobra, a ruthless terrorist organization determined to rule the world.” C’mon, you know all that. But do you know how good the new G.I. Joe monthly from IDW Publishing is? You will after you read this Major Spoilers review of G.I. Joe #1 – and knowing is half the battle! I apologize, but I couldn’t resist.

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REVIEW: It Girl! & The Atomics #7

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It Girl! & The Atomics is a fun, wacky book with a hipster vibe. This issue sees It Girl getting a new solo mission to prove herself as a super-hero. Does this issue entertain or is it a straight up bummer? Major Spoilers takes a look!

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REVIEW: Action Comics #17

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Time continues to get thrown around as two mighty titans battle it our for the life or death of Superman. When Grant Morrison gets his hands on a character, he can’t let go, and with this series, it seems to be quite literal.

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REVIEW: Saga #10

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Saga is the tale of Alana and Marko, two lovers from warring worlds—Landfall and its moon, Wreath. They are joined by their baby, Hazel, who narrates their journeys through a war torn galaxy. It is a Romeo and Juliet space opera, filled with unique characters and fascinating scenery. The series blends elements of science fiction and fantasy, with a hint of politics and humanism. After nine issues, Brian K. Vaughan and Fiona Staples continue to captivate readers with their enormous creativity and understanding of human nature.

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