So, Street Fighter II Turbo #11 came out last week, but I’m putting it here anyway. My shop got it late and hermanos’s SF2 Valentine thing means I kind of have to include it. Besides, half of the issue is Akuma showing M. Bison how he ranks. That makes it worth looking at more than anything.
Amazing Spider-Man #620
Dan Slott, Marcos Martin and Javier Pulido
Batman and Robin #8
Grant Morrison, Cameron Stewart
Well, it’s Sunday night and we’re ready to strike!
Our special forces are in for a fight!
With heroes in the air and zombies on the ground!
This Week in Panels is takin’ over the town!
We gotta get ready! We gotta get right!
There’s gonna be some comic art at 4th Letter tonight!
So get ready…
I MEAN, get ready…
ARE YOU READY FOR SOME PANELS?!
A COMIC BOOK INVASION!
This week I’m going against my rule of never using a final, or even last-page, panel for this. Why? Because that Deadpool Team-Up panel completely sums up the entirety of that issue and why Stuart Moore wrote it in the first place.
Batman Confidential #41
Sam Kieth
Blackest Night: Wonder Woman #3
Greg Rucka and Nicola Scott
A fine set of comics this week. Ah, it’s good to have Batman & Robin and Frankencastle Punisher around.
Batman and Robin #7
Grant Morrison and Cameron Stewart
Captain America Reborn #6
Ed Brubaker and Bryan Hitch
Welcome to this week’s edition of This Week in Agents of Atlas. We have a lot of Agents of Atlas this time around, so let’s get to the Agents of Atlas!
(Not shown: the Agents of Atlas backup story in Incredible Hercules)
Amazing Spider-Man #618
Dan Slott and Marcos Martin
Authority: The Lost Year #5
Grant Morrison, Keith Giffen and Jonathan Wayshak
More meat than last week. Also features Deadpool’s new black glove fingernails. hermanos pointed them out to me and I can’t not notice them throughout that issue. Why does Deadpool now have black glove fingernails? Why?
Blackest Night: Wonder Woman #2
Greg Rucka, Nicola Scott and Eduardo Pansica
Deadpool Team-Up #897
Adam Glass and Chris Staggs
Welp… here it is.
Blackest Night #6
Geoff Johns and Ivan Reis
Origins of Siege
Brian Michael Bendis, Lucio Parrillo, Fred Van Lente and many others
And that’s it! That was anti-climactic. Luckily, we of 4L have a little more content to make up for this, but that will have to wait for tomorrow.
Ready for another week. Sadly, the super awesome Ares miniseries comes to a close. I’ll miss it.
Amazing Spider-Man #616
Fred Van Lente and Javier Pulido
Arkham Reborn #3
David Hine and Jeremy Haun
It’s a special Christmas edition of TWiP! I’m not just talking about Guy Gardner’s festive new Lantern color scheme, but at the end of this week’s entry, we have a little extra surprise from guest panel guy David Uzumeri!
Anti-Venom New Ways to Live #3
Zeb Wells, Paulo Siqueira and Marco Checchetto
Authority: The Lost Year #4
Grant Morrison, Keith Giffen and Darick Robertson
Absolutely massive set of comics this week. What If: World War Hulk is my pick of the week, even despite the crappy Thor story and the even worse comedy stuff at the end. The main story rocks.
Adventure Comics #5
Geoff Johns, Sterling Gates, Jerry Ordway and Francis Manapul
Batgirl #5
Bryan Q. Miller and Lee Garbett
Welcome back, my friends. This time we have a special guest panel from reader taters, who’s been reading The Mighty. Let’s give her a hand!
Blackest Night: The Flash #1
Geoff Johns and Scott Kolins
Blackest Night: Wonder Woman #1
Greg Rucka and Nicola Scott
