Logan returns to Westchester in Wolverine and the X-Men #1. The ol’ canucklehead has been a soldier, a samurai, even an Avenger… but does he have what it takes to be a headmaster?
Author: George Chimples
George Chimples
George Chimples comes from the far future, where comics are outlawed and only outlaws read comics. In an effort to prevent that horrible dystopia from ever coming into being, he has bravely traveled to the past in an attempt to change the future by ensuring that comics are good. Please do not talk to him about grandfather paradoxes. He likes his comics to be witty, trashy fun with slightly less pulp than a freshly squeezed glass of OJ. George’s favorite comic writers are Warren Ellis and Grant Morrison, while his preferred artists are Guy Davis and Chris Bachalo, He loves superheroes, but also enjoys horror, science fiction, and war comics. You can follow him @TheChimples on Twitter for his ramblings regarding comics, Cleveland sports, and nonsense.
The creators of 100 Bullets are back with another creator-owned comic for Vertigo. Does Spaceman #1 have the right stuff to get off the launch pad?
Key of Z is the newest zombie miniseries, brought to you by the creator of The Amory Wars and Boom! Studios. Does this book have what it takes to separate itself from the shambling herd?
With Schism coming to an abrupt end, X-Men: Regenesis #1 fills in the blanks, covers the fallout, and builds a bridge to the upcoming new X-Books. Also within: X-Cavemen!
The Blackhawks are back, working for the UN by blowing stuff up. Do these pilots have the right stuff or does Blackhawks #1 lay a big fat egg?
All-Star Western #1 has Jonah Hex trading in the dusty trails of the Old West for the bustling streets of Old Gotham. Can a country boy bounty hunter make it in the big city?
Wildstorm meets DC as Grifter crashes into the relaunched universe. Does Grifter have the goods or is it all an elaborate con?
DC Comic’s team of nasties and ne’er-do-wells returns with Suicide Squad #1. Will this relaunch accomplish its mission or will it make readers want to… um, yeah…
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Batwing #1 introduces the latest addition to the Batfamily, bringing one of Batman, Inc.’s franchisees into the new DCU. But just who is Batwing, really?
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The Fist of Khonshu is heading out west for his all new solo title. Brian Michael Bendis and Alex Maleev are putting Moon Knight back in the spotlight, with a little LA flavor for good measure.
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Do you fear… event fatigue? I hope not, as Marvel is here with its latest big event, promising magical Mjolnirs for all the bad guys, paranoia and panic for the good guys, and expanded page counts for all the readers. The only thing you have to fear is not reading this review for Fear Itself #1!