This Week in Panels: Week 51
September 12th, 2010 by Gavok | Tags: adolf hitler, batgirl, Batman, booster gold, daken, iron fist, irredeemable, joker, panels, red robin, spider-man, thor, ultimate avengersIt’s a nice mix this week from me, David and regular/guest contributor Was Taters. Almost an equal amount of panels all around. Naturally, I had to choose a New Avengers panel with Iron Fist’s flashy new duds on it. Note to Marvel: keep this a thing. Relaunch his book and make that his new status quo costume. Or just relaunch his book.
Taters and I disagreed on which Batgirl panel to go with, but I went with her idea. Can’t believe someone turns down the image of Bela Lugosi riding a segway.
Amazing Spider-Man #641
Joe Quesada, Paolo Rivera, Stan Lee and Marcos Martin
Amazing Spider-Man #642
Mark Waid, Paul Azaceta, Stan Lee and Marcos Martin
American Vampire #6
Scott Snyder and Rafael Albuquerque
Batgirl #14
Bryan Q. Miller and Lee Garbett
Batman #703
Fabien Nicieza and Cliff Richards
Batman and Robin #14
Grant Morrison and Frazer Irving
Booster Gold #36
Keith Giffen, J.M. DeMatteis and Pat Olliffe
B.P.R.D. Hell on Earth: New World #2
Mike Mignola, John Arcudi and Guy Davis
Daken: Dark Wolverine #1
Dan Way, Marjorie Liu and Giuseppe Camuncoli
Green Lantern #57
Geoff Johns and Doug Mahnke
Irredeemable #17
Mark Waid and Peter Krause
Justice League: Generation Lost #9
Judd Winick and Fernando Dagnino
Mighty Crusaders #3
Eric S. Trautmann, Brandon Jerwa, Carlos Rodriguez and Sergio Arino
New Avengers #4
Brian Michael Bendis and Stuart Immonen
Red Robin #16
Fabian Nicieza and Marcus To
Thanos Imperative #4
Dan Abnett, Andy Lanning and Miguel Sepulveda
Thor: The Mighty Avenger #4
Roger Langridge and Chris Samnee
Ultimate Avengers 3 #2
Mark Millar and Steve Dillon
Weird War Tales
Darwyn Cooke, Ivan Brandon, Nic Klein, Jan Strnad and Gabriel Hardman
My comic shop didn’t get Welcome to Tranquility and they ran out of Deadpool Corps. Ah, well. No big loss. To make up for it, here is a superhero thing I remember from my childhood that is fortunately on YouTube.
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Deadpool Corps was okay. No Liefeld, but I honestly didn’t notice much. It had a couple of good gags, but honestly I’d expect a book full of Deadpools to be more chaotic.
ASM: I like the new arc but are they ever going to remember that Harry has super-strength and healing from the Goblin formula? Or did that get retconned? OMIT was, um, a story with words and art. It had craft, and the art was good, but it honestly made no impression on me either way.
I may not like Johns’ writing for the most part. But I do love how much Larfleeze is into certain parts of American culture. And I feel sorry for that whole Marvel Chaos War thing. Because it has to out-awesome Abnett/Laning. Thats a high bar…
CAPTAIN BRITAIN
THE PROPER ONE, NOT THAT IMPOSTOR THAT WAS RUNNING AROUND IN MI:13 THE *REAL* ONE
I should have been getting Thor: TAM anyway, considering who’s working on it, but that just kicked my arse into making DAMN sure I start getting it.
Man, can the Lantern franchise just focus on Larfleeze from here on out? He’s only reason I’m still reading that book.
I must go buy Weird War Tales right now.
I gotta admit, so far the Predator story in Green Lantern is much more tactful than anyone on BSS expected. It’s no Scott Pilgrim, but at least GJ was able to whip up some decent talk about fighting for real love rather than living with an empty ideal.
Still got that cover, though. :negativeman:
By the by, Gavok, didn’t your brother just win a VMA? Congrats to him!
Why, yes! Best Art Direction. Sounds good to me.
The best part of that clip was that Gary Owens was Badly Animated Man.
It’s a small world, I mght start believing in the whole 6 degrees of separation thing. My Brother in Law’s sister – is that Sister in Law, or just nothing? Well whatever that is. Was the other art director.
Well done them!