This Week in Panels: Week 32
May 3rd, 2010 by Gavok | Tags: authority, captain america, deadpool, green lantern, invincible, iron man, marvel zombies, panels, punisher, secret warriors, spider-man, the hood, thunderbolts, ultimatesSorry about the lateness. The last few days have been absolute madness for me. I was going to toss in the Free Comic Book Day stuff in this update, but since I haven’t had a chance to read much of it, and since next week is such a small comic week, I’ll save it for then.
Amazing Spider-Man #629
Roger Stern, Lee Weeks, Zeb Wells and Chris Bachalo
The Authority: The Lost Year #8
Grant Morrison, Keith Giffen, J.M. DeMatteis and David Williams
Captain America #605
Ed Brubaker, Luke Ross, Sean McKeever and David Baldeon
Deadpool #22
Daniel Way and Tan Eng Huat
Green Lantern Corps #47
Peter J. Tomasi and Patrick Gleason
Invincible #71
Robert Kirkman and Ryan Ottley
Invincible Iron Man #25
Matt Fraction and Salvador Larroca
Marvel Zombies 5 #2
Fred Van Lente and Kano
New Avengers #64
Brian Michael Bendis and Mike McKone
Punisher #16
Rick Remender and Tony Moore
Secret Warriors #15
Jonathan Hickman and Stefano Caselli
Siege: Secret Warriors
Jonathan Hickman and Alessandro Vitti
Thunderbolts #143
Jeff Parker and Miguel Sepulveda
Ultimate Comics Avengers 2 #1
Mark Millar and Leinil Francis Yu
Unknown Soldier #19
Joshua Dysart and Alberto Ponticelli
Seriously, check out the current issue of The Authority: The Lost Year. It’s an absolute gem, taking place in a world where the Authority are the JLI, the Doctor is Doctor Strange and they get into fights without thinking it through logically first.
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I’ve always liked Salaak
The actor who plays Swayer in Lost sure is getting a lot of photo-ref work these days (Jack of Fables, Iron Man, etc).
Gauntlet: Legends jokes in Marvel Zombies AND Howard in a cowboy suit? I can’t ignore this book anymore.
“Gauntlet: Legends jokes in Marvel Zombies AND Howard in a cowboy suit? I can’t ignore this book anymore.”
Sniff… that’s not a Gauntlet: Legends joke, that’s a plain old Guantlet circa 1985 joke. Now I feel old.
Ok, ok, I went with Legends because I wasn’t 100% sure it was just Gauntlet, and didn’t feel like looking it up. You want to feel old? I had a 7th grade student tell me, (after I responded to his frustration at a computer game with “You would have cried if you had to play original Nintendo games”) that he has played them, because he owns a Nintendo 64, which is the “original” Nintendo. On the upside, an NES can probably still do basic math. The kids, not so much.