Dr.Finger
03-11-2008, 08:09 PM
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Picks of the Week
Countdown To Mystery #6 - The last issue completed by the late Steve Gerber before his death last month, it continues the story of the new Dr. Fate as he learns his powers and just what kind of toll they may take on him in the end.
Thunderbolts #119 - It's been plagued by delays since the new creative team took over, but Ellis & Deodato are doing a bang up job on this one. Darkly funny and filled with characters you love to hate, it's not really revolutionary, but it's still a lot of fun.
Serenity: Better Days #1 - A prequel series that chronicles the adventures of the Serenity's crew before the events of the late, lamented TV show or movie.
Question of the Week - Lots of chatter lately about 'offensive' portrayals of characters in comics. Various creators over time have been accused of racism, misogyny, homophobia and a host of other offenses. So, this week's question: Have you ever been offended by either a storyline, plot point or character portrayal in a comic?
Picks of the Week
Countdown To Mystery #6 - The last issue completed by the late Steve Gerber before his death last month, it continues the story of the new Dr. Fate as he learns his powers and just what kind of toll they may take on him in the end.
Thunderbolts #119 - It's been plagued by delays since the new creative team took over, but Ellis & Deodato are doing a bang up job on this one. Darkly funny and filled with characters you love to hate, it's not really revolutionary, but it's still a lot of fun.
Serenity: Better Days #1 - A prequel series that chronicles the adventures of the Serenity's crew before the events of the late, lamented TV show or movie.
Question of the Week - Lots of chatter lately about 'offensive' portrayals of characters in comics. Various creators over time have been accused of racism, misogyny, homophobia and a host of other offenses. So, this week's question: Have you ever been offended by either a storyline, plot point or character portrayal in a comic?