Despite being overall fairly mediocre, last issue ended on a pleasant surprise. I’m keened up to read where this next issue goes. Let’s see how that pans out. All New Wolverine #03 Writer: Tom Taylor Artists: David Lopez & David Navarrot Publisher: Marvel Quick Review: The first three pages of this comic is great. We … More Grumpy Bird Reviews: All New Wolverine #03
What do you do after reading All New Wolverine #01 a few months after it was released? You go on to read #02. Then you review it. For you blog. All New Wolverine #02 Writer: Tom Taylor Artsits: David Lopez, David Navarrot Colorist: Nathan Fairbairn Publisher: Marvel Quick Review: This issue basically does everything that … More Grumpy Bird Reviews: All New Wolverine #2
I took a little break from new comics since the summer. Some might guess that the ever changing characters roles and interminable status altering events took their toll on me. That guess would be correct. This is actually the first new comic I’ve read in some time. What can I say? I’ve long been a … More Grumpy Bird Reviews: All New Wolverine #01
With Laura Kinney set up to take over the blue and yellow mantle of Wolverine, host Brent and guest Dave take at look at one of her earliest appearances by Craig Kyle, Christopher Yost and Billy Tan from Marvel Comics. Visit Brent at http://deadlytroubadour.com for more of his reviews, short stories and information on his fantasy novel Deadly … More CLI 31: X-23 Innocence Lost
Derek is back to talk about the second half of the original X-Men movie. Visit Brent at http://deadlytroubadour.com for more of his reviews, short stories and information on his fantasy novel Deadly Troubadours. CLI’s intro and outro music was written and performed by Manny Marx.
Continuing the theme of new adventures, Brent and Derek try doing a movie commentary for the first X-Men movie. Will be continued next week! Stay tuned! Visit Brent at http://deadlytroubadour.com for more of his reviews, short stories and information on his fantasy novel Deadly Troubadours. CLI’s intro and outro music was written and performed by Manny Marx.
