Got this in a day late because I started a new job yesterday and ended up staying later than planned.
Nothing especially surprising here, anyway. I usually give Keith Giffen a chance with anything, hence Doom Patrol, so we’ll see if #2 gets purchased or not.
Categories: Pull Lists
Tagged: comic-books, Dark Horse, DC Comics, Devil's Due, Marvel, Spirit
* — Denotes those wavering at the edge of the Culling List.
§ — Denotes my last issue of this misbegotten series.
Surprisingly, the new Paul Dini Batman series aren’t doing much for me. I think after last week’s Streets of Gotham, I’m done with it. Sirens was so-so last month, but had an interesting cliffhanger, so I’m giving it a second issue.
Hopefully, it was just the pointlessness that was “Messiah War”, but those were a few long months dealing with that ultimately frustrating crossover. If X-Force looks to be getting back on track, I’ll keep getting it, but if I’m ho-hum after this issue, I’m done with it, too.
Domino Lady hasn’t been getting good reviews, but I’m a sucker for pulp stuff, so I’m giving it a chance to see if it’s something I enjoy.
DETHKLOK!!! ‘Nuff said.
Categories: Pull Lists
Tagged: Batman, comic-books, Conan, Dark Horse, DC Comics, Dynamite Entertainment, Kyle and Yost, Marvel, Moonstone, Red Sonja, Spirit, X-Force
Yeah, this post is way late, but I grabbed my comics on my way out of town for a week, and didn’t have time to post this.
No real surprises here, but I’ll be glad when “Messiah War” is over, since I don’t buy Cable, and X-Force has been really disjointed as a result.
Hopefully, Mercury Comics’s money issues are straightened out, because I really hate the long delay between issues of Atomika.
Categories: Pull Lists
Tagged: Batman, comic-books, Dark Horse, DC Comics, Dynamite Entertainment, Red Sonja, Spirit, Vertigo, Wolverine, X-Force
* — Denotes those wavering at the edge of the Culling List.
§ — Denotes my last issue of this misbegotten series.
I’m probably going to get the first 2–3 issues of all the new Batman-related series and choose only the top three or four to keep getting. With eight (?) new series coming out, it’s going to be too expensive to get them all. However, the creative teams on all of them are competent at worst, so they all appear to be worth a try.
Looks like this is my last issue of “regular” Wolverine, since it’s becoming Daken-centric starting with #75, and I couldn’t care less.
I’m really undecided on Flash right now. Based on his track record, I’m willing to give Johns the benefit of the doubt, but something just seems to be “off” with this series so far.
Categories: Pull Lists
Tagged: Batman, comic-books, Daniel Way, DC Comics, Marvel, Spirit, Vertigo, Wolverine
* — Denotes those wavering at the edge of the Culling List.
§ — Denotes my last issue of this misbegotten series.
I don’t know how much longer I’m going to be getting X-Force. Granted, they’re in the middle of a crossover right now, and I’m not buying the Cable issues, so that’s probably hurting it. However, it’s never been “great”, so in this economy, I’ll be sorely tempted to trim some of the unnecessary titles off my list.
Dellec was $1.99, so I thought I’d try it. If it’s as good as Executive Assistant Iris #0 was, it’ll be my last issue of that, too.
I’m definitely nervous about a non-Grant Morrison-penned Animal Man. However, I’ll give it an honest shot.
I thought I probably wouldn’t live to see the day where Ultimate Wolverine vs. Hulk was actually completed. I guess I was wrong there.
Categories: Pull Lists
Tagged: Aspen, Batman, comic-books, DC Comics, Dynamite Entertainment, Hulk, Image, Kyle and Yost, Marvel, Red Sonja, Spirit, Ultimates, Vertigo, Wolverine, X-Force
