Name: collectededitions
Weblog: collectededitions.blogspot.com [RSS]
Articles: 16
First Published: Thursday, May 10, 2007
Last Published: Sunday, June 8, 2008
Currently listing articles 16-1:
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Graphic Novel Review: 52, Vol. 4 by by Geoff Johns, Grant Morrison, Greg Rucka, Mark Waid, and Keith Giffen— The final volume of 52 brings closure for the various characters, though without the expected tying together of the storylines.
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Graphic Novel Review: 52, Vol. 3 by by Geoff Johns, Grant Morrison, Greg Rucka, Mark Waid, and Keith Giffen— The third volume of 52 beats even volume one in terms of shocks, surprise, and emotion, demonstrating the true power of a weekly comics series.
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Comic Book Review: 52, Vol. 2 by Keith Giffen, Geoff Johns, Grant Morrison, Greg Rucka, and Mark Waid — The second volume of DC Comic's weekly series brings more intrigue and a healthy does of cameos from around the DC Universe.
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Comic Book Review: 52, Vol. 1 by Geoff Johns, Grant Morrison, Greg Rucka, Mark Waid, and Keith Giffen— The first 52 collection offers both great super-heroics and a behind the scenes look at the making of the series.
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Comic Book Review: Captain Atom: Armageddon by Will Pfeifer and Giuseppe Camuncoli— 'Captain Atom: Armageddon' sets a new standard for DC/Wildstorm crossovers, mixing superhero action with moral and philosophical wonderings.
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Comic Review: Checkmate - A King's Game by Greg Rucka and Jesus Saiz — DC Comics takes a risk in setting Checkmate among United Nations intellectualism, but the results are a comic smarter than most.
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Comic Book Review: Outsiders - The Good Fight by Judd Winick, Matthew Clark, and Art Thibert— In the fifth Outsiders volume, with a reduced team, Judd Winick gets down to real black ops superheroics.
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Comic Book Review: Batman - Face the Face by James Robinson, Don Kramer, and Leonard Kirk— Face the Face offers a Batman relaunch that's more than just starting over, portraying a Dark Knight seeking redemption for his sins.
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Comic Book Review: Superman - Up, Up, and Away by Geoff Johns, Kurt Busiek, Pete Woods, and Renato Guedes — This soft Superman reboot may not soar like the title suggests, but it does leap a few buildings rather impressively.
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Comic Book Review: Y - The Last Man: Paper Dolls by Brian K. Vaughan, Pia Guerra, Goran Dudzuka and Jose Marzn, Jr.— The Y: The Last Man road trip wanders in Paper Dolls, despite the potential of the series' first male nudity.
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Comic Book Review: Fables - Arabian Nights (and Days) by Bill Willingham and Mark Buckingham— Bill Willingham's characters play politics when Arabian Fables arrive in New York with a WMD - Weapon of Magical Destruction.
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Comic Book Review: Teen Titans - Life and Death by Geoff Johns, Bill Willingham, Tony Daniel, and Scott McDaniel— Geoff Johns shows one last time how well he writes Superboy, sending the character off fittingly and tragically.
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Comic Book Review: Batman - Under the Hood, Vol. 2 by Judd Winick, Doug Mahnke, Shane Davis, Eric Battle, and Tom Nguyen— Batman: Under the Hood offers a surprisingly plausible explanation for the return of the most famous dead sidekick.
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Comic Book Review: Superman: Infinite Crisis by Joe Kelly, Marv Wolfman, Geoff Johns, Jeph Loeb, and Karl Kerschl— Superman: Infinite Crisis shows Supermen of two worlds trading lives, and gives fitting tribute to the modern Superman era.
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Comic Book Review: Wonder Woman (series) by Greg Rucka, Drew Johnson, and Rags Morales— Greg Rucka's run on Wonder Woman offers a compelling debate on the nature of truth versus perception.
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Comic Book Review: Superman: Strange Attractors by Gail Simone, Dan Abnett, Andy Lanning, and John Byrne— Whereas other Super-writers seem to burn bridges between Clark and Lois, Gail Simone's Superman: Strange Attractors offers welcome change.
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