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From BleedingCool: "The Amazing Spider-Man #798" speculator clown show continues.
From THR: "Justice League: No Justice" is a four-issue, weekly comic book miniseries that will affect the direction of the DCU.
From CatholicUniverse: Catholic comic book creators have started a Kickstarter to raise money for a 50-page, full-color, "pro-life" graphic novel.
From TheOuthousers: Sherard Jackson talks about his webcomic, "Darbi."
From Syfy: Jimmy Palmiotti talks about the Kickstarter crowdfunding campaign (which has already reached its goal) for a horror graphic novel, "Killing Time in America."
From Newsweek: Marvel well begin publishing a "Fantastic Four" comic book again in August 2018 with writer Dan Slott and artist Sara Pichelli as the creative team.
From BleedingCool: "Death of the Inhumans" in July.
From DCComicsBlog: DC Comics signs Frank Miller to a five-project deal.
From BleedingCool: Veteran comic book writer-artist William Messner-Loebs is currently homeless... and has one arm!
From BleedingCool: Award-winning novelist Margaret Atwood and comic book artist unite for the comic book miniseries, "War Bears."
From BleedingCool: Gail Simone talks about bringing together Tarzan and Red Sonja in a new comic book.
From ComicBookBin: New Johnny Bullet episode #156 in English.
From ComicBookBin: New Johnny Bullet episode #156 in French.
From PublishersWeekly: DC Comics signs Frank Miller to an exclusive book deal that is part of a larger strategy to increase its presence in the bookstore market.
From BleedingCool: Classic horror comics character, Swamp Thing, is getting a redesign for his appearance in the new "Justice League Dark" comic book series.
From BleedingCool: Julie Benson and Shawna Benson will be the new writers on "Green Lantern" beginning with "Green Lantern Annual 2."
From BleedingCool: Only the first issue of "DC Nation #0" will cost .25 cents.
From Vibe: Comic Book Anthology "Puerto Rico Strong" To Donate Proceeds To Hurricane Maria Relief Efforts
From PBSNewsHour: Opinion: Why ‘Black Panther’ and other comic books belong in the classroom
From BleedingCool: Oni Press solicitations for June 2018
From ComicBookBin: New web comic - Johnny Bullet episode #155 in English
From ComicBookBin: New web comic - Johnny Bullet episode #155 in French
From BleedingCool: IDW Publishing solicitations for June 2018
From ComicsBeat: Your crash course guide to DC’s new SANDMAN UNIVERSE line
From BleedingCool: Archie meets "Batman '66" in... what else... "Archie Meets Batman '66."
From MonkeysFightingRobots: "Free Comic Book Day" is not free for the retailers that offer comic books. Diamond Distributors is offering some relief on those costs for FCBD 2018.
From Newsarama: Dark Horse Comics will publish comic books that tie-in with Pixar's upcoming 3D animated film, "The Incredible 2."
From BleedingCool: DC Comics to translate and publish manga based on Batman and the Justice League.
From ComicBook: The current "Marvel 2-in-One" will introduce new Fantastic Four costumes.
From BleedingCool: Marvel Comics has a plan to make retailers over-order on "A Fresh Start."
From BleedingCool: DC Comics launches a new line of collections called "Essential Edition."
From Newsarama: Anne McCaffrey's "Dragonriders of Pern" returns to comic books via Dabel Brothers this fall. Eclipse Books previously adapted the fantasy novel series into comics in 1991.
From BlackEnterprise: Jazmin Truesdale has created Aza Comics, an all-female superhero comic book universe.
From BleedingCool: There will be a new "Hawkman" monthly comic book written by Robert Vendetti and drawn by Bryan Hitch. [Good luck with that. - Editor]
From BleedingCool: Chip Zdarsky Goes Marvel Exclusive
From SanDiegoUnionTribune: With 'Black Panther' and 'Black Lightning' emerging, the 'Encyclopedia of Black Comics' is here to help
From Ohio: 23-year-old Jimmy Scott was killed in 1966. His family hung onto his collection of over 1100 comic books, many of them key Silver Age issues. Jimmy's family recently sold the collection to a comic book store in Canal Fulton, Ohio.
From Brightly: 12 Things Parents and Educators Should Know About Manga for Middle Schoolers
From BleedingCool: 100 most ordered comic books and 100 top graphic novels for February 2018.
From TheHollywoodReporter: DC Comics announces a new imprint, "Black Label." It will place the best creators with established characters for out-of-continuity stories. "Superman: Year One" written by Frank Miller and drawn by John Romita, Jr. was one of the first announced titles.
From Newsarama: February 2018 comic book sales are down, but with a caveat.
From Comicsverse: Princess Leia manga arrives on "Star Wars Day."
From BleedingCool: Rich Tommaso giving us a really "special edition" of Clover Honey."
From BleedingCool: Netflix acquires Rob Liefeld's "Extreme Universe" of characters.
From BleedingCool: Former Marvel Comics editor and writer is now an editor at Valiant Entertainment.
From BleedingCool: Chris Ryall steps down as Editor-in-Chief as IDW Publishing.
From TheHollywoodReporter: Brian Michael Bendis has announced two new titles from "Jinxworld" (his creator-owned imprint), including one that reunites him with his "Alias" cohort, Michael Gaydos. Both will be published by Bendis' new home, DC Comics.
From ComicBook: Marvel will reinvent the origins of Captain Marvel/Carol Danvers.
From BleedingCool: Mark Buckingham is adapting four Neil Gaiman stories for a graphic novel anthology from Dark Horse Comics.
From BleedingCool: Illustrator J. Scott Campbell is the latest comic book star to express concern over the recent turns of events concerning legendary comic book creator and editor, Stan Lee.
From TheGuardian: "Neil Gaiman is to oversee a new line of comic books set in the world of the Sandman, continuing the adventures of some of his best-loved characters including Dream of the Endless and Lucien the librarian."
From WCET: Comic book store, "Memory Lane Comics and Toys" in Wilmington, NC, sees uptick in business after release of 'Black Panther'
From TokyoReporter: Manga artist Nobuhiro Nishiwaki fined for possessing child pornography
From Asahi: Mongolians irate over manga showing penis on Genghis Khan
From BleedingCool: To help alleviate the risk retailers take, Dark Horse Comics is expanding "returnability" of new titles.
From JapanToday: In 2017, online sales of manga surpassed print editions for the first time.
From TheAtlantic: Ta-Nehisi Coates explains why he is writing Marvel Comics "Captain America," with his first issue appearing Summer 2018.
From BleedingCool: AfterShock Comics Sends Care Packages to Comic Book Stores
From BleedingCool: Oni Press is publishing a new edition of Paul Tobin and Colleen Coover's all-ages comic, "Banana Sundays."
From BleedingCool: Diamond Brings Spinner Racks Back to Comic Stores
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Saturday, March 31, 2018
I Reads You Juniors March 2018 - Update #61
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Friday, March 30, 2018
Review: NICK FURY #1
NICK FURY No. 1 (2017)
MARVEL COMICS – @Marvel
[This review was originally posted on Patreon.]
STORY: James Robinson
PENCILS: ACO
INKS: Hugh Petrus
COLORS: Rachelle Rosenberg
LETTERS: Travis Lanham
COVER: ACO
VARIANT COVERS: John Tyler Christopher; Greg Land with Frank D'Armata; Mark Morales with Jason Keith; Bill Sienkiewicz
28pp, Color, $3.99 U.S. (June 2017)
Rated “T+”
“The Sky High Caper”
Nick Fury (Colonel Nicholas Joseph "Nick" Fury) is a Marvel Comics character. Created by writer/artist Jack Kirby and writer Stan Lee, Fury first appeared in Sgt. Fury and his Howling Commandos #1 (cover dated: May 1963), a World War II combat comic book series, in which Fury was depicted as a cigar-chomping, leader of an elite United States Army unit.
Marvel Comics introduced the modern Nick Fury in Fantastic Four #21 (cover dated: December 1963), making him a CIA agent. In Strange Tales #135 (cover dated: August 1965), the character again transformed, this time from a spy into the leading agent of the fictional espionage agency, S.H.I.E.L.D. In 2002, Nick Fury became a Black man that resembled actor Samuel L. Jackson in The Ultimates #1. Jackson would portray Fury in the Marvel Studios movies based on Marvel Comics, and the Jackson-lookalike Fury would replace the original white Fury in the main Marvel Universe.
That Sam Jackson Fury is the star of the new comic book series, Nick Fury. It is written by James Robinson; drawn by ACO (pencils) and Hugh Petrus (inks); colored by Rachelle Rosenberg; and lettered by Travis Lanham.
Nick Fury #1 (“The Sky High Caper”) opens with Nick Fury arriving in the French Riviera, where he must infiltrate the most secure parts of a imposing casino. Fury's target is a hidden data-stash belonging to Auric Goodfellow, a Hydra moneyman. Fury will likely be successful in getting what he wants, but Frankie Noble, Agent of Hydra plans on standing in his way.
I love the art in Nick Fury #1. Drawn by the artist known as ACO, the art recalls the Pop-Art infused comic book art that legendary comic book artist Jim Steranko produced during his run of Nick Fury comics in the late 1960. ACO's layout and design also recall Steve Rude's layout and design on his long-running comic book series, Nexus. ACO's art for Nick Fury combined with Rachelle Rosenberg's pastel-lite coloring sure is pretty.
However, the storytelling is shallow when it isn't confusing and confusing when it isn't shallow. As graphical storytelling, ACO's art is just too busy. Yeah, it is eye-candy to look at, but is a busy mess as storytelling. Honestly, if writer James Robinson had even attempted to tell a more complex story, there is no telling how crowded ACO would have made his art.
I think James Robinson offers in Nick Fury what Chris Samnee did in the first issue of his recent Black Widow comic book – an introductory issue that reads like a two-minute-egg version of an action sequence from a James Bond or Jason Bourne movie.
Honestly, I'll try the second issue of Nick Fury, although I never tried the second issue of Samnee's Black Widow.
Reviewed by Leroy Douresseaux a.k.a. "I Reads You"
The text is copyright © 2017 Leroy Douresseaux. All Rights Reserved. Contact this blog for reprint and syndication rights and fees.
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MARVEL COMICS – @Marvel
[This review was originally posted on Patreon.]
STORY: James Robinson
PENCILS: ACO
INKS: Hugh Petrus
COLORS: Rachelle Rosenberg
LETTERS: Travis Lanham
COVER: ACO
VARIANT COVERS: John Tyler Christopher; Greg Land with Frank D'Armata; Mark Morales with Jason Keith; Bill Sienkiewicz
28pp, Color, $3.99 U.S. (June 2017)
Rated “T+”
“The Sky High Caper”
Nick Fury (Colonel Nicholas Joseph "Nick" Fury) is a Marvel Comics character. Created by writer/artist Jack Kirby and writer Stan Lee, Fury first appeared in Sgt. Fury and his Howling Commandos #1 (cover dated: May 1963), a World War II combat comic book series, in which Fury was depicted as a cigar-chomping, leader of an elite United States Army unit.
Marvel Comics introduced the modern Nick Fury in Fantastic Four #21 (cover dated: December 1963), making him a CIA agent. In Strange Tales #135 (cover dated: August 1965), the character again transformed, this time from a spy into the leading agent of the fictional espionage agency, S.H.I.E.L.D. In 2002, Nick Fury became a Black man that resembled actor Samuel L. Jackson in The Ultimates #1. Jackson would portray Fury in the Marvel Studios movies based on Marvel Comics, and the Jackson-lookalike Fury would replace the original white Fury in the main Marvel Universe.
That Sam Jackson Fury is the star of the new comic book series, Nick Fury. It is written by James Robinson; drawn by ACO (pencils) and Hugh Petrus (inks); colored by Rachelle Rosenberg; and lettered by Travis Lanham.
Nick Fury #1 (“The Sky High Caper”) opens with Nick Fury arriving in the French Riviera, where he must infiltrate the most secure parts of a imposing casino. Fury's target is a hidden data-stash belonging to Auric Goodfellow, a Hydra moneyman. Fury will likely be successful in getting what he wants, but Frankie Noble, Agent of Hydra plans on standing in his way.
I love the art in Nick Fury #1. Drawn by the artist known as ACO, the art recalls the Pop-Art infused comic book art that legendary comic book artist Jim Steranko produced during his run of Nick Fury comics in the late 1960. ACO's layout and design also recall Steve Rude's layout and design on his long-running comic book series, Nexus. ACO's art for Nick Fury combined with Rachelle Rosenberg's pastel-lite coloring sure is pretty.
However, the storytelling is shallow when it isn't confusing and confusing when it isn't shallow. As graphical storytelling, ACO's art is just too busy. Yeah, it is eye-candy to look at, but is a busy mess as storytelling. Honestly, if writer James Robinson had even attempted to tell a more complex story, there is no telling how crowded ACO would have made his art.
I think James Robinson offers in Nick Fury what Chris Samnee did in the first issue of his recent Black Widow comic book – an introductory issue that reads like a two-minute-egg version of an action sequence from a James Bond or Jason Bourne movie.
Honestly, I'll try the second issue of Nick Fury, although I never tried the second issue of Samnee's Black Widow.
Reviewed by Leroy Douresseaux a.k.a. "I Reads You"
The text is copyright © 2017 Leroy Douresseaux. All Rights Reserved. Contact this blog for reprint and syndication rights and fees.
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Wednesday, March 28, 2018
Review: BLACK PANTHER AND THE CREW #1
BLACK PANTHER AND THE CREW No. 1 (2017)
MARVEL COMICS – @Marvel
[This review was originally posted on Patreon.]
WRITER: Ta-Nehisi Coates
PENCILS: Butch Guice
INKS: Scott Hanna
COLORS: Dan Brown
LETTERS: VC's Joe Sabino
COVER: John Cassaday with Laura Martin
VARIANT COVERS: Rich Buckler; Jim Cheung with Jason Keith; John Tyler Christopher; Tom Palmer with Rachelle Rosenberg; Damian Scott with John Rauch
28pp, Color, $3.99 U.S. (June 2017)
Black Panther created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby
Rated “T+”
“We are the Streets” Part 1 “Double Consciousness”
Although it was only published for seven issues in 2003, the comic book, The Crew, is apparently fondly remembered by some readers (myself among them) and comic book writers. Written by Christopher Priest and drawn by Joe Bennett, The Crew featured four hardened heroes who band together to fight for an impoverished neighborhood.
The Crew is the inspiration for the latest expansion of Marvel Comics' Black Panther line of comic books, Black Panther and The Crew. This new series is written Ta-Nehisi Coates; drawn by Butch Guice (pencils) and Scott Hanna (inks); colored by Dan Brown; and lettered by Joe Sabino.
Black Panther and The Crew #1 (“Double Consciousness”) opens in The Bronx in 1957 with a tale of Ezra Keith and his “crew.” The story moves to present day Harlem for the funeral of Ezra, who was killed while in police custody. Ezra's family has asked Misty Knight to investigate, but Knight is conflicted because of her ties to law enforcement. However, Misty is forced to admit that something is officially wrong and unites with the X-Men's Storm to fight the forces arrayed against her.
Apparently, writer Yona Harvey will script every other issue of this series, which means she will write Black Panther and The Crew #2 with Ta-Nehisi Coates returning for the third issue. I hope Harvey is as good as Coates is on this first issue, and I'm saying that considering that I did not expect much from the first issue. But I'm impressed and look forward to more.
Black Panther and The Crew #1 reads like one of those crime comic books published by DC Comics' Vertigo imprint or Image Comics and written by someone like Ed Brubaker or Brian Azzarello. Coates offers a sharply written urban drama that is complicated about complex matters. Black people vs. cops – it is not so clear cut simply because there are so many players and groups of players involved with their own goals and motivations.
I like Butch Guice's pencil art; it is his storytelling that realizes Coates' script as a multi-layered, street-level superhero drama. I have always thought that Guice's talent was underutilized, but here he gets to show the scope of his graphical storytelling abilities. I highly recommend trying at least the first issue of Black Panther and The Crew.
A
Reviewed by Leroy Douresseaux a.k.a. "I Reads You"
The text is copyright © 2017 Leroy Douresseaux. All Rights Reserved. Contact this site for reprint and syndication rights and fees.
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MARVEL COMICS – @Marvel
[This review was originally posted on Patreon.]
WRITER: Ta-Nehisi Coates
PENCILS: Butch Guice
INKS: Scott Hanna
COLORS: Dan Brown
LETTERS: VC's Joe Sabino
COVER: John Cassaday with Laura Martin
VARIANT COVERS: Rich Buckler; Jim Cheung with Jason Keith; John Tyler Christopher; Tom Palmer with Rachelle Rosenberg; Damian Scott with John Rauch
28pp, Color, $3.99 U.S. (June 2017)
Black Panther created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby
Rated “T+”
“We are the Streets” Part 1 “Double Consciousness”
Although it was only published for seven issues in 2003, the comic book, The Crew, is apparently fondly remembered by some readers (myself among them) and comic book writers. Written by Christopher Priest and drawn by Joe Bennett, The Crew featured four hardened heroes who band together to fight for an impoverished neighborhood.
The Crew is the inspiration for the latest expansion of Marvel Comics' Black Panther line of comic books, Black Panther and The Crew. This new series is written Ta-Nehisi Coates; drawn by Butch Guice (pencils) and Scott Hanna (inks); colored by Dan Brown; and lettered by Joe Sabino.
Black Panther and The Crew #1 (“Double Consciousness”) opens in The Bronx in 1957 with a tale of Ezra Keith and his “crew.” The story moves to present day Harlem for the funeral of Ezra, who was killed while in police custody. Ezra's family has asked Misty Knight to investigate, but Knight is conflicted because of her ties to law enforcement. However, Misty is forced to admit that something is officially wrong and unites with the X-Men's Storm to fight the forces arrayed against her.
Apparently, writer Yona Harvey will script every other issue of this series, which means she will write Black Panther and The Crew #2 with Ta-Nehisi Coates returning for the third issue. I hope Harvey is as good as Coates is on this first issue, and I'm saying that considering that I did not expect much from the first issue. But I'm impressed and look forward to more.
Black Panther and The Crew #1 reads like one of those crime comic books published by DC Comics' Vertigo imprint or Image Comics and written by someone like Ed Brubaker or Brian Azzarello. Coates offers a sharply written urban drama that is complicated about complex matters. Black people vs. cops – it is not so clear cut simply because there are so many players and groups of players involved with their own goals and motivations.
I like Butch Guice's pencil art; it is his storytelling that realizes Coates' script as a multi-layered, street-level superhero drama. I have always thought that Guice's talent was underutilized, but here he gets to show the scope of his graphical storytelling abilities. I highly recommend trying at least the first issue of Black Panther and The Crew.
A
Reviewed by Leroy Douresseaux a.k.a. "I Reads You"
The text is copyright © 2017 Leroy Douresseaux. All Rights Reserved. Contact this site for reprint and syndication rights and fees.
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Monday, March 26, 2018
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