Showing posts with label Jimmy Palmiotti. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jimmy Palmiotti. Show all posts
Sunday, May 1, 2011
Power Girl: Aliens and Apes
This volume is more, I don't know, fan servicey? than the last one. There's not a whole lot of super heroics, but there is a lot of jokes about Power Girl's body.
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Sunday, April 17, 2011
Power Girl: A New Beginning
So, Power Girl. She's sort of the forgotten Kryptonian. Or the other Atlantean. She's one of those characters that DC just doesn't quite know what to do with so it's interesting to have another team take a swing at her. This team tries to have fun with it. She can be pretty ridiculous.
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Tuesday, September 9, 2008
Ultimate Spider-Man Volume 16 Deadpool
What happens when superheroes date? According to Deadpool they get kidnapped and forced to star in reality television.
There's actually a lot of team-ups in Ultimate Spider-Man. This one has him with the X-men, Moebius (the vampire) and Daredevil. Some of them are treading the same ground, especially the Daredevil/Punisher/Moon Knight story but the X-Men arc that starts the volume is fun. I sort of wish Bendis spent more time writing Peter and Kitty dating rather than Spider-Man and Shadowcat fighting bad guys but he gives hints that there is something going on behind the scenes. Because there could have been so much more I'm only giving it a 3.
There's actually a lot of team-ups in Ultimate Spider-Man. This one has him with the X-men, Moebius (the vampire) and Daredevil. Some of them are treading the same ground, especially the Daredevil/Punisher/Moon Knight story but the X-Men arc that starts the volume is fun. I sort of wish Bendis spent more time writing Peter and Kitty dating rather than Spider-Man and Shadowcat fighting bad guys but he gives hints that there is something going on behind the scenes. Because there could have been so much more I'm only giving it a 3.
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