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This Week in Panels: Week 21

February 14th, 2010 by | Tags: , , , , , , , , ,

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

Booster Gold #29
Dan Jurgens, Matthew Sturges and Mike Norton

Hit-Monkey
Daniel Way and Dalibor Talajic

Marvel Boy: The Uranian #2
Jeff Parker and Felix Ruiz

New Mutants #10
Zeb Wells, Paul Davidson and David Lopez

Punisher MAX #4
Jason Aaron and Steve Dillon

Secret Six #18
Gail Simone, John Ostrander and J. Calafiore

Spider-Man & The Secret Wars #3
Paul Tobin and Patrick Scherberger

Street Fighter II Turbo #11
Ken Siu-Chong and Omar Dogan

S.W.O.R.D. #4
Kieron Gillen and Steven Sanders

Spider-Man & The Secret Wars was a great read this week. The series has been a mixed bag so far, but this one really reads like Tobin’s trying for “Grant Morrison’s Secret Wars”. Marvel Boy: The Uranian is great fun too. It hits me as what Superman would be like if Krypton never exploded and they sent an adult Kal-El to Earth as a Kryptonian ambassador. And instead of the superpowers, he uses Kryptonian technology.

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4 comments to “This Week in Panels: Week 21”

  1. This is very intreasting


  2. That Spiderman panel is pretty disturbing. Like something out of Crossed.


  3. “The Uranian is great fun too. It hits me as what Superman would be like if Krypton never exploded and they sent an adult Kal-El to Earth as a Kryptonian ambassador. And instead of the superpowers, he uses Kryptonian technology.”

    So in other words if Superman was a totally different character.


  4. @Kid Kyoto: Mainly if he was a well-meaning Kryptonian who wasn’t brought up by farm folk.