BOOK OF THE WEEK
W: James Tynion IV A: Alvaro Martinez |
This has been my favorite book that has been launched out of Rebirth, minus the Monsterman crossover, which was good, but not great. Tynion has a knack for writing Batman and finds his voice with ease. SPOILER*****I saw that a lot of people were really excited when they "killed" off Tim Drake saying that he was the worst Robin ever, but I don't get all the Red Robin hate. I can't wait until they explore this team a little more and LOVE, the inclusion of Clayface as a good guy. There is so much potential there. This has been the better of the Bat books so far.
W: Christopher Priest A:Joe Bennett |
This has been one of the best Deathstroke stories that I have ever read, as well as being one of the best Rebirth titles. I have never read anything by Priest before, but have heard good things. Reading Deathstroke, I can see why he is held in such great regard. Deathstroke is very easy to mess up, writing about him killing people with no real substance to his character. Priest does a great job of exploring who Deathstroke is while still letting him kick @$$.
W: Joshua WIlliamson A: Jason Shawn Alexander |
This book surprised the hell out of me. It was really good and there was a turn that I didn't see coming. I can't wait to see where this book goes. It reminded me of the Book Of Eli movie mixed with Maze Runner book series for some reason. Williamson is great at world building and hooking the reader with an intriguing premise mixed with dark and real world characters. I can't believe how many good books he is currently writing. This is a book that you should be jumping on early.
W: Robert Kirkman A: Paul Azaceta |
Outcast #22 - 'The Ticking Clock' Another friend has fallen victim to dark forces. Can Kyle and Anderson save them in time?
This book is so dark and disturbing, that it makes me worry a little bit about Robert Kirkman. What kind of messed up thoughts are in his head to make him think of this dark stuff. However, I am very grateful because this book is amazing and addicting. This is one of the books that every time a new arc starts I go back and read the previous arc in one sitting. It makes the book much more enjoyable and I have caught things that I missed on the first read. Deep dark and compelling. This is a must read.
W: Fred Van Lente A: Francis Portela |
So far, this has been my favorite Valiant story for awhile. At least until the Kommander Bloodshot comes out. The preview for that looks amazing, but that may be because I love the original Red Dawn. Anyways, this book has a mysterious intrigue that makes me very impatient to see what is going to happen.
Think I am crazy or bias. Let me know if the comments section.
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