
This Week in Panels: Week 22
February 21st, 2010 by Gavok | Tags: agents of atlas, authority, avengers, blackest night, captain america, deadpool, doctor doom, frankencastle, green lantern, hercules, hulk, incorruptible, invincible, joe the barbarian, magog, norman osborn, punisherIt’s a pretty big week for this installment. How big? This one’s all me. Ow, my wallet.

Authority: The Lost Year #6
Grant Morrison, Keith Giffen, Brian Stelfreeze and Joel Gomez
Avengers vs. Atlas #2
Jeff Parker, Gabriel Hardman, Scott Kurtz and Zach Howard
Azrael #5
Fabian Nicieza and Ramon Bachs
Blackest Night: The Flash #3
Geoff Johns and Scott Kolins
Captain America #603
Ed Brubaker, Luke Ross, Sean McKeever and David Baldeon
Dark Avengers #14
Brian Michael Bendis and Mike Deodato
Deadpool #19
Daniel Way and Carlo Barberi
Deadpool: Merc With a Mouth #8
Victor Gischler and Bong Dazo
Doomwar #1
Jonathan Maberry and Scot Eaton
Green Lantern #51
Geoff Johns and Doug Mahnke
Green Lantern Corps #45
Peter J. Tomasi and Patrick Gleason
Incorruptible #3
Mark Waid and Jean Diaz
Incredible Hercules #141
Greg Pak, Fred Van Lente, Rodney Buchemi, Jeff Parker and Gabriel Hardman
Incredible Hulk #607
Greg Pak, Paul Pelletier, Harrison Wilcox and Ryan Stegman
Invincible #70
Robert Kirkman and Ryan Ottley
Joe the Barbarian #2
Grant Morrison and Sean Murphy
Magog #6
Keith Giffen and Howard Porter
Punisher #14
Rick Remender, Dan Brereton and Tony Moore
Yeah, I’m still reading Azrael and Magog. What of it? At least I have the sense not to read Outsiders even if they did just bring in Eradicator.
…Gaiking…?
I think it is Gaiking, yeah. Go figure.
Gaiking was one of the Shogun Warriors, after all…
I’d have gone with “traditional rules apply” but still great selection this week.
I’m amazed you’ve stuck with “Authority: The Lost Year.” I couldn’t continue after issue five.
@Chad Nevett: I know how you feel, but as of #6, it’s finally moving into a direction I can dig. They’re in a world where all the other Wildstorm heroes never existed to keep them in check, so now they’ve split the world in half in a war between magic and science with Apollo dead and Midnighter a wild card.
Dang, and here I was waiting for the two missing orders of A:LY I ordered to be fantastic.
@Gavok: Same.
Though unlike most I can stomach even the worst Giffen writing no problem and the added bonus that the shitstorm that is Jonathan Wayshak was only around for one issue.
@Gavok: Shit, you’re tempting me to dip back in. Maybe if the shop has last week’s issue tomorrow, I’ll give it one more chance. That’s a big maybe, though, after the mediocre-to-bad three issues so far.
Max Damage is portrayed by Scott Hall?
Is there a lot of “Hey……………………………yo.” in that comic?
*should read 4l! more often than every six months…*