Showing posts with label justice league. Show all posts
Showing posts with label justice league. Show all posts
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Wednesday, 21 March 2012
Comic Reviews 03/21/2012
For the covers check out this post.
Batman #7
Great art, a few times Bruce out of a costume didn't look great but regardless the art was gorgeous. I don't feel that the change to the continuity is actually a change, I think the owl and Frank Miller's Batman Year One mashup was more of symbolism than an addition to the continuity. I liked the twist but I think what set it up should have been reiterated as after 7 issues it can be easily forgot. Also I got confused at the start of the book, feeling like I missed something when Batman was just there with that girl, was that in some other book?
Justice League #7
Awful just awful. If I had to think of another word to describe it then it`d be goofy. So I don't know how DC can put an artist like they did on their flagship title, then tell a story that has nothing to do with anything but set up how the Justice League will live in a world with Senators, Congressmen, etc. Something about Steve Trevor and Green Arrow. Regardless, you don't go from Jim Lee drawing your books to this. I really don't understand you DC.
Prophet #23
Amazin as usual. The art style is fantastic. A lot of people would hate it but it draws me in much more than any realistic style ever could. The narrative also is fantastic. So little dialog, it's all narration, telling a story that gives no details of what it's explaining and assumes the reader intelligent enough to know they only need to know what is given them. I can't wait to see where this story goes, I just hope the same artist stays on indefinitely.
Batman #7
Great art, a few times Bruce out of a costume didn't look great but regardless the art was gorgeous. I don't feel that the change to the continuity is actually a change, I think the owl and Frank Miller's Batman Year One mashup was more of symbolism than an addition to the continuity. I liked the twist but I think what set it up should have been reiterated as after 7 issues it can be easily forgot. Also I got confused at the start of the book, feeling like I missed something when Batman was just there with that girl, was that in some other book?
Justice League #7
Awful just awful. If I had to think of another word to describe it then it`d be goofy. So I don't know how DC can put an artist like they did on their flagship title, then tell a story that has nothing to do with anything but set up how the Justice League will live in a world with Senators, Congressmen, etc. Something about Steve Trevor and Green Arrow. Regardless, you don't go from Jim Lee drawing your books to this. I really don't understand you DC.
Prophet #23
Amazin as usual. The art style is fantastic. A lot of people would hate it but it draws me in much more than any realistic style ever could. The narrative also is fantastic. So little dialog, it's all narration, telling a story that gives no details of what it's explaining and assumes the reader intelligent enough to know they only need to know what is given them. I can't wait to see where this story goes, I just hope the same artist stays on indefinitely.
Tuesday, 20 March 2012
Tuesday, 28 February 2012
Comics 02/29/12
Friday, 10 February 2012
Justice League Doom clip, filled with DOOOOOOOM!
I'm really excited for this movie, for many many reasons and here they are :P
Most of the voices are done by the original cast of the Justice League show, Green Lantern, who is Hal Jordan instead of Jon Stewart (RACISM!!), is played by Nathan Fillion (The cure for racism), the animation is fantastic, it's a story about how Batman figured out ways to beat every member of the Justice League. And finally the best reason is it may just be DC's way to segway back into a Justice League cartoon show.
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Most of the voices are done by the original cast of the Justice League show, Green Lantern, who is Hal Jordan instead of Jon Stewart (RACISM!!), is played by Nathan Fillion (The cure for racism), the animation is fantastic, it's a story about how Batman figured out ways to beat every member of the Justice League. And finally the best reason is it may just be DC's way to segway back into a Justice League cartoon show.
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