Welcome to another week of This Week. Not as many comics from my end as usual, but I have David tossing me a couple, as well as contributors Was Taters and Space Jawa. As I start these off in alphabetical order, I find myself asking: what tracks does Emma Frost have in her earrings?
Astonishing X-Men: Xenogenesis #3
Warren Ellis and Kaare Andrews
Avengers #5
Brian Michael Bendis and John Romita Jr.
Welcome to a very special Too Much Goddamn Deadpool Edition of ThWiP. Why too much? Even though I didn’t even read Wade Wilson’s War this time around? Simply put, Deadpool #1000 has way too much going for it for me to choose a single panel, so I figured I’d give a spot to all eleven of its stories. Adding that to an already stacked week and we have a hefty set.
Avengers Prime #2
Brian Michael Bendis and Alan Davis
Avengers: The Origin #5
Joe Casey and Phil Noto
Another week of panels is upon us. David only tosses in one panel this time around. I remembered to remind him that one of the guidelines for This Week in Panels is not to put anything from the last page. After all, we don’t want to spoil the entire book for you, nor do I want it to be like one of those comic covers that depicts the very last page. Let’s see what he chose.
Amazing Spider-Man #636
Joe Kelly, Zeb Wells and Michael Lark
GODDAMN IT, MAN! WHAT THE HELL?!
Avengers: The Children’s Crusade #1
Allan Heinberg and Jim Cheung
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
