I picked up seven titles this week, taking place in a total of four universes. One of which is our very own universe! (It still involves super-heroes, though. Go figure.)
-Is it me, or are the Amazons here as irrational as those in Y: The Last Man? No attempt at diplomacy at all? No warnings? Just... land and start beheading fathers in front of their sons? Aren't these women supposed to be civilized? Good grief.
-Wonder Woman is not going to like this, is she?
-Guy Gardner is a pretty cool guy, so long as he's not trying to kill you.
-Yay for flightful harmful penguins! With glowing red eyes!
-Only a couple pages of Reed and Sue, but they're just enough to make you think the two might actually mend things. They've had a major disagreement, but they are mature adults who can handle it.
-Who's watching the kids? Reed and Sue are honeymooning, the active team is in space, Crystal's occupied with a major Inhuman crisis (see Silent War), and Jen is otherwise occupied with S.H.I.E.L.D. So who does that leave? H.E.R.B.I.E.?
-Life support bracelets! Precursors to the PEG units in Fantastic Four: The End?
-Ororo has had experience with cosmic stuff before. Not sure about T'Challa. They're both a little overconfident in dealing with the Silver Surfer though, I think...
-So the Inhumans are awful. That's not a good way to treat the mentally ill.
-Maria Hill is also awful, but we already knew that.
-Black Bolt can write after all. He just generally chooses not to.
-Yeah, right, Jessica, like prison would keep you safe. Interesting idea, though.
-There's a month missing. What happened then? (And how is Jessica not in prison, given what her detective friend knows about her?)
-And it turns out that Raj is... Raj is.... Well...
Yeah...
The Faithful characterize Jessica as "afflicted," and Harker is becoming slightly sympathetic. (He wants the cycle of violence to end, after all.) These people are twisted, and do want Jessica to die (though Harker wants everyone else to die first), but they're at least about survival. Jessica is about survival. Well, that and revenge. She has trouble controlling that. And Justin, who really is the only sane (maybe) character left at this point, doesn't seem too bothered by what Jessica is capable of... And Raj is just plain evil.
True Story, Swear To God #5The Faithful characterize Jessica as "afflicted," and Harker is becoming slightly sympathetic. (He wants the cycle of violence to end, after all.) These people are twisted, and do want Jessica to die (though Harker wants everyone else to die first), but they're at least about survival. Jessica is about survival. Well, that and revenge. She has trouble controlling that. And Justin, who really is the only sane (maybe) character left at this point, doesn't seem too bothered by what Jessica is capable of... And Raj is just plain evil.
-Tom Beland's take on Spider-Man is freaking adorable. Also, Iron Man and Cap at a hot dog stand. Hee! Ahh, the fantasies associated with NYC...
-And the scene with Letterman? Nice.
-I'm still trying to decipher Circe's line of reasoning here, but I expect that there really isn't one. Just evil, evil magic.
-Nemesis suddenly seems competent. Except for not seeing through Diana's super-thin disguise. That's traditional though, right?
-Nemesis suddenly seems competent. Except for not seeing through Diana's super-thin disguise. That's traditional though, right?
2 comments:
Flightful! Harmful! Full of Harm!
Heehee, I did love Blue Beetle. I wasn't picking it up for the longest time, but it is really starting to grow on me. And his mother is amazing. There is also a lot of Ted love, which is always nice. I SURE do wish they'd bring back Ted.
Wonder Woman, the flirting was just a little too "precious", and much too self-concious. It certainly doesn't sound like the Wonder Woman I'm familiar with.
Yeah, I saw you posted the same panel? Jaime has some great family and friends! I wouldn't mind learning more about Ted, m'self. :)
There was flirting in Wonder Woman...? Huh. I guess there was. Didn't catch it the first or second time around... Oops.
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