Marvel Adventures Spider-Man 32

June 6th, 2009 - Respond

Wow, what a short one. It passes in a few minutes. I’m not sure if the writing’s fast or lazy. Unimpressed.

Tagged , in December 2007, Marvel Adventures, Marvel Comics, Spider-Man

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Marvel Adventures Spider-Man 31

June 6th, 2009 - Respond

Mhan’s Peter Parker is still girly, but it is a nice issue featuring the Human Torch showing up at Midtown.

Tagged , in Marvel Adventures, Marvel Comics, November 2007, Spider-Man

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Marvel Adventures Spider-Man 30

June 6th, 2009 - Respond

A decent “holiday” issue, though Pop Mhan’s Peter Parker looks like a girl. Awkwardly, a cute girl. Decent.

Tagged , in Marvel Adventures, Marvel Comics, October 2007, Spider-Man

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Marvel Adventures Spider-Man 29

June 6th, 2009 - Respond

This one must be the laziest Peter David comic I’ve read. It is two scenes and endless expository dialogue.

Tagged , in Marvel Adventures, Marvel Comics, September 2007, Spider-Man

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Captain Marvel 4

March 13th, 2009 - Respond

I can identify–easily–David’s A, B and C plots, which takes some of the fun out of the read. Ron Lim’s art’s super-blah.

Tagged , in April 2000, Captain Marvel, Marvel Comics

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Captain Marvel 3

March 12th, 2009 - Respond

Once again, a funny (but David’s use of pop culture references are a tad off) if breezy read. The art’s nice, lots of fun.

Tagged , in Captain Marvel, March 2000, Marvel Comics

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Captain Marvel 2

March 12th, 2009 - Respond

It is funny–especially since David’s writing is very self-aware–but the pacing is awful. David never finishes a thought.

Tagged , in Captain Marvel, February 2000, Marvel Comics

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Captain Marvel 1

March 12th, 2009 - Respond

David writes the witty relationship between Rick and Marv fine, but the Blair Witch reference is lame now, as it was then.

Tagged , in Captain Marvel, January 2000, Marvel Comics

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Captain Marvel 0

March 12th, 2009 - Respond

I like how Chrisscross can mix cartoon influence for expressions but still do action art. David has got solid pacing here.

Tagged , in Captain Marvel, Marvel Comics, November 1999

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Fallen Angel 28

November 16th, 2008 - Respond

Blah again–and nice photo-reference of Halle Berry by the way. Too much dumb plot, not enough character or solid activity.

Tagged , in Fallen Angel, IDW Publishing, July 2008

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Fallen Angel 27

November 16th, 2008 - Respond

Better than I expected, but it’s an all-action issue–unless you count the jokes. But not as crappy as the series has been.

Tagged , in Fallen Angel, IDW Publishing, May 2008

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X-Factor: The Quick and the Dead

October 11th, 2008 - Respond

Pure functional storytelling–Quicksilver gets his powers back to allow future appearances. Lame but okay.

Tagged , in July 2008, Marvel Comics, X-Factor

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X-Factor 32

October 11th, 2008 - Respond

David sets the comic up for a nice in-series reset then fouls it with a bad close. He also makes it clear the book needs Layla.

Tagged , in August 2008, Marvel Comics, X-Factor

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X-Factor 31

October 11th, 2008 - Respond

Maybe I just don’t like Raimondi anymore. Some bumps but a fine action issue, the best David’s written for the series probably.

Tagged , in July 2008, Marvel Comics, X-Factor

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X-Factor 30

October 10th, 2008 - Respond

Terrible art (it’s impossible to follow the action) and poor writing. David never manages to write it as a standard team comic.

Tagged , in June 2008, Marvel Comics, X-Factor

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X-Factor 29

October 10th, 2008 - Respond

A badly paced action issue masquerading as a talking heads one. This De Landro guy’s art sucks, particularly for a Marvel book.

Tagged , in Marvel Comics, May 2008, X-Factor

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X-Factor 28

October 10th, 2008 - Respond

The series standard–lots of character, lots of talk–is very welcome but Raimondi’s art is off. Way too photo-referenced here.

Tagged , in April 2008, Marvel Comics, X-Factor

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