This Week in Panels: Week 160
October 14th, 2012 by Gavok | Tags: Batman, demon knights, fantastic four, panels, ultimate x-menI’m going to be quick about this one because after four days of New York Comic Conning, my dogs are barking and my leg muscles are painfully trying to rebuild themselves. I’ll talk about my experiences later. For now, I got panels from myself, Gaijin Dan, Jody, Was Taters and Space Jawa.
And they’re ALL BATMAN!
…okay, maybe not. But the first chunk are.
Batman #13 (Gavin’s pick)
Scott Snyder, Greg Capullo, James Tynion IV and Jock
Batman #13 (Jody’s pick)
Scott Snyder, Greg Capullo, James Tynion IV and Jock
Batman #13 (Taters’ pick)
Scott Snyder, Greg Capullo, James Tynion IV and Jock
Batman and Robin #13
Peter J. Tomasi, Patrick Gleason and Tomas Giorello
Bleach #508
Tite Kubo
Captain America #18
Ed Brubaker, Cullen Bunn and Scot Eaton
Cross Manage #2
KAITO
Deadpool #62
Daniel Way, Ale Garza and Matteo Lolli
Demon Knights #13 (Gavin’s pick)
Paul Cornell and Bernard Chang
Demon Knights #13 (Taters’ pick)
Paul Cornell and Bernard Chang
Fantastic Four #611 (Jody’s pick)
Jonathan Hickman and Ryan Stegman
Fantastic Four #611 (Gavin’s pick)
Jonathan Hickman and Ryan Stegman
Frankenstein, Agent of SHADE #13
Matt Kindt and Alberto Ponticelli
Green Lantern Corps #13
Peter J. Tomasi and CAFU
Marvel Universe vs. the Avengers #1 (Gavin’s pick)
Jonathan Maberry and Leandro Fernandez
Marvel Universe vs. the Avengers #1 (Jody’s pick)
Jonathan Maberry and Leandro Fernandez
The Massive #5
Brian Wood and Garry Brown
Mega Man #18
Ian Flynn, Chad Thomas and Jamal Peppers
Naruto #602
Masashi Kishimoto
One Piece #682
Eiichiro Oda
Red She-Hulk #58
Jeff Parker, Carlo Pagulayan and Wellinton Alves
Scarlet Spider #10
Chris Yost, Khoi Pham and Reilly Brown
Secret Avengers #32
Rick Remender and Matteo Scalera
Space Punisher #4
Frank Tieri and Mark Texeira
Takama-ga-hara #11
Jyuuzou Kawai
Toriko #204
Mitsutoshi Shimabukuro
Ultimate X-Men #17 (Jody’s pick)
Brian Wood and Carlo Barberi
Ultimate X-Men #17 (Jawa’s pick)
Brian Wood and Carlo Barberi
Uncanny Avengers #1
Rick Remender and John Cassaday
Wolverine and the X-Men #18
Jason Aaron and Jorge Molina
Come back tomorrow to see the fruits of my many hours at Comic Con’s Artist Alley. It’s going to be well worth your time, I promise. Then maybe the day after I’ll have a write-up of the show itself.
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Didn’t read Batman, but I got Batgirl. Query: What’s with the die-cut Joker mask covers? What, DC collecting mid-90s Marvel personnel wasn’t enough?
I liked UA, even with the ending, which is one of those things that should never have happened if people thought shit through. I got the blank cover, which I got sketched on Friday.
God help the poor bastards to whom Space Hulk gives out noogies.
That’s what Chun-Li would look like with a chef’s hat? Okay, then.
Every time I re-read my copy of FF#611, I think about my picture of Dr. Doom and daughter (some piece of fan art I found online.)
This picture was done by the same artist.
http://www.funnyjunk.com/channel/feels/Another+feel+for+you/zoGYGmb/
Doop gets all the chicks lol
What’s the premise behind Marvel Universe vs. the Avengers? Is it just the Avengers fucking up, the universe turns on them, or what?
@Rick Wears Pants: It’s the third part of a trilogy started with Marvel Universe vs. Punisher and Marvel Universe vs. Wolverine. It’s about a world where Punisher inadvertently and unknowingly exposed some experimental chemicals into the ecosystem and months later, people would become primal monsters, starting with Spider-Man. Kind of like tribal zombies, but instead of bites or infections turning you, everyone is more like a ticking time bomb. People seem to turn one at a time and it’s hard to tell if survivors are immune or just haven’t been affected yet.
It’s all the same story from different perspectives. The Avengers one centers around Hawkeye. All of them feature the same scene of the Punisher reluctantly shooting a transforming Captain America in the back of the head.
They’re all worth checking out.