Jonathan Hickman’s latest creator-owned series with artist Ryan Bodenheim shows off a strength for espionage writing but doesn’t really distinguish itself as anything that unique. The teeth pulling is cool and all, but the reasons for it and other events that happen are too glossed over for a first issue that is supposed to get me interested in what’s happening.
DC Comics announces the return of He-Man and the Masters of the Universe as a six issue limited series this July by James Robinson and Philip Tan. I was actually just kidding earlier this year about wanting a He-Man comic.
Who destroyed Atlantis? In the start of a new storyline, we follow the hunter as he stalks and kills his prey, claiming their weapons and armor as trophies. A golden shield, a golden helm…and the final prize is the most powerful of all: a golden trident. The only problem is, he’s going to have to go through Aquaman to get it. Who is he? What is the secret of Aquaman’s trident? And how does this all tie into the destruction of Atlantis?
En route to Makus III with desperately needed medical supplies, the Enterprise encounters a quasar phenomena at Murasaki 312. Kirk sends a party of seven including Mr. Spock, Dr. McCoy and Mr. Scott to explore the phenomena aboard the shuttle Galileo. With their deadline to Makus III looming, the phenomena disables the shuttle and it crashes on the planet surface. It appears to the Enterprise that the shuttle is lost – a needle in a haystack!
Dan Slott brings it in this latest Amazing Spider-Man Arc. You’ve never seen the Sinister Six or Spider-Man, for that matter, like this.
All fanboys/fangirls look forward to San Diego Comic Con every year ,but what would you do if the convention was filled with zombies.
Hell Yeah #2 is a book with great ideas. Unfortunately, the excution falls flat.
