A Decay in Green Part 4: Where is Evil?

The conclusion to Alan Moore’s run. Covering issues #43-64

A Decay in Green Part 3 : Monsters and Shadows

The introduction, and start of Alan Moore’s run. Covering issue #20-42.

A Decay In Green Part 2: Oh, Green World

 

The long forgotten story, of Pasko’s 19 issue run of Swamp Thing, starts here. 

War of the Light Part 5: Blackest Night

The darkest day, the Blackest Night; has arrived.

Swamp Thing #25: Relentless Badassery

I know I am little late to this one, I was just able to read it last night, and after I read it twice more. Its a quick read, but there’s  a lot to take in.

This one is a doosie all in itself,  spoilers ahead.

Angry Aaron’s POTW: The Wake

So I was originally going to go with Matt Fraction’s Sex Criminal’s this week and I had whole write up for it ready and everything and then I thought to my self…It’s only on issue #3 of a possibly limitless universe! That said, the Scott Snyder/Sean Murphy mini series The Wake has just reached it’s midway point and it is awesome!

This time next year: New All-New Marvel Now! Titles That Are New and Now!

So I guess this happened recently, I havent heard anything about until now. In an attempt to more finely tune the Marvel Now! line, Marvel has cancelled a whole bunch of titles and rebooting a couple others. I’m more or less happy about it- change is good. So here’s the list:

Heads Up: Saga #16

The only official solicitation I can find at the moment is simply: “Two war correspondents stumble onto the biggest story in the universe”, which totally makes sense so no surprises there- but if it’s anything like the fourth installments of the last two arcs then get ready for an incredibly good issue next week.

Thursday Pick: Cable & X-Force #16

The X-Force team is by far the coolest X-Men team on the shelf, its too bad they dont play a larger role in the main Marvel continuity.

I have been loving this series since it’s initial launch,  the team is made of up of such awesome characters who are memorably fun to read and the stories deal with a much more serious caliber of violence and heroism than other Marvel titles. But issue #16 (and #15) has to be the best yet. The art, however, not so much.

Snyder challenging Miller’s Batman?

Sean Murphy posted on November 16th this photo of an African American Robin for the Scott Snyder/Sean Murphy 12 page mini story in Detective Comics #27.