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104 reviews
Paul Jenkins, Joe Quesada, ...

Marvel Comics, 2009

Start your Wolverine Collection here
If you have any interest in learning about Wolverine's past, this is a good place to start. According to Marvel this is the Wolverine Origin story timeline: [*]Wolverine by Miller & Claremont TPB/HC #1-4 Uncanny X-Men #172-173 [*]Weapon X TPB/HC Marvel Comics Presents #72-84 Origin TPB/HC Wolverine: Origin #1-6 Wolverine: Origins and Endings TPB #36-40 House of M #8 preceeds Wolverine: ...

Civil War: Marvel Universe

6 reviews
Ed Brubaker, Paul Jenkins, ...

Marvel Comics, 2007

get this one
this tradepaperback is a must have if youre really into the civil war storyline. the stories regarding the thunderbolts and the initiative is a must read and the art is gorgeous. didnt like the howard the duck story, though. buy this book!

The Darkness Compendium Edition (Vol. 1)

15 reviews
Garth Ennis, Paul Jenkins, ...

Top Cow Productions/Image Comics, 2006

The Darkness Is Spreading
A great buy for Darkness fans. Though it took two weeks just to ship and the sender didnt bother wraping it in any kind of plastic to protect it during shipping so my copy has a few minor rips in the spin. Other then that great condition and a great read.

Witchblade Compendium Volume 2 (v. 2)

2 reviews
Ron Marz, Paul Jenkins, ...

Top Cow Productions/Image Comics, 2009

Great way to complete your collection
Containting issues 51-100 or the breakout comic series, this is a great way to complete your collection and fill in any gaps you may have. Along with Volume 1, this gets you almost up to date!

Hulk: Son Of Hulk - Dark Son Rising HC (Incredible Hulk)
Paul Jenkins, Dan Panosian

Marvel Comics, 2010

After the recent cataclysmic events, the Son of Hulk is abandoned, wandering aimless and alone. Can he find his way in the savage, hopeless universe that promises only his destruction? And have any of his allies survived to stand by his side. Join us as new writer Paul Jenkins (Wolverine: Origin, Incredible Hulk) takes the reigns for this surprising new story! Collects Skaar: Son of Hulk #13-17.

Civil War: Front Line, Book 2 (Bk. 2)

9 reviews
Paul Jenkins, Ramon Bachs, ...

Marvel Comics, 2007

Classic Marvel!!
Marvel Civil War collection is an instant classic for all ages to enjoy. My suggestion is that if you get Civil War Frontline Vol 2 you should get Vol 1 at the same time because the story is SO good that you will have wished you ordered both if you didn't. While I'm at it, get the whole Marvel Civil War series. It's classic stuff and it's great for all ages. JC

Toy Dance Party

6 reviews
Emily Jenkins

Schwartz & Wade, 2008

A Wistful Follow-up, inventive as its predecessor
This book, the sequel to the brilliant and delightful Toys Go Out by Emily Jenkins, is slightly more sombre than the first volume. But the inventiveness, poetry, humor an warmth is as present as ever. Old characters develop and new characters are hilarious. You will never think of a Barbie the same way again.

Civil War: Front Line, Book 1 (Bk. 1)

13 reviews
Paul Jenkins, Ramon F. Bachs

Marvel Comics, 2007

Comic book review
I have read this comic book before and I loved it. I bought for my son to read and he loved it to. This book was shipped fast and came in just it was described. I will purchase from this seller in the near future.

Witchblade Compendium, Vol. 1 (v. 1)

8 reviews
Marc Silvestri, Michael Turner, ...

Top Cow Productions/Image Comics, 2008

5 stars for series, 2 stars for binding
I bought this compendium to read this series after I learned that Marc Silvestri, who worked on "The Darkness" comic series, also did this. I had bought the newest versions that were re-released, and I have to say that I am impressed by them. The new covers are now white, making them stand out on your shelf and making them look cooler than the last versions. I have to say, after reading it all, ...

Penance: Relentless TPB

2 reviews
Paul Jenkins, Paul Gulacy

Marvel Comics, 2008

The public needed a scapegoat and created a sociopath
If you followed the New Warriors, Civil War Frontline, or the Thunderbolts then you know something of Robbie. Former New Warrior who was the public's scapegoat for the tragedy that stemmed the Civil War, turns into a twisted psychological mess following the tragedy. Now this book shows how Penance for the first time in his stand alone story. A good read as you get an inside look into his head, I ...

Inhumans (Marvel Graphic Novel)

20 reviews
Paul Jenkins

Panini Books, 2009

LOVED IT!
If your not familar with The Inhumans then this is a great place to start.

Resurrection (The Darkness, Volume 4) (v. 4)

5 reviews
Paul Jenkins, Dale Keown

Top Cow Productions/Image Comics, 2004

This serie is a great one!
Darkness Resurrection contains: Volume 1, 40; Volume 2, 1-6; with Paul Jenkins; and Dale Keown). It contains the story of Jackie and his revenge over what Paulie did to Jenny, and dying in the process. But the Darkness can't let him go away, so it puts him back together. Once back, Jackie must find heimself a way back into the mafia that he once sold to the police when he decided to stop being ...

Decimation: X-Men - Generation M (House of M)

4 reviews
Paul Jenkins, Ramon F. Bachs

Marvel Comics, 2006

Strong, intelligent understated storytelling
For a book spinning out of a complex comic event, Mr. Jenkins serves up a refined dish of mutant fun. The books only fun was the dragon thing at the very beginning. Now why would nature, or evolution choose that power for a homo superior? Sorta dumb! But from there this books becomes a very intelligent murder mystery that introduces some characters that Jenkins truly gives life in Civil War ...

Spider-Man: Return of the Goblin (Peter Parker, Spider-Man)

13 reviews
Paul Jenkins, Humberto Ramos

Marvel Entertainment Group, 2003

Spider vs. Goblin as God intended
While the art is cartoonish (my apologies to Ramos fans:()....the story is rock solid. From the sense of dread brought about by Norman Osborn's deliberate open taunts and threats...a true sense of menace and forboding is set from the onset of this graphic novel. You might have read every comic ever written,but you do not expect what Norman delivers to Peter.... The parallels with Batman: Killing ...

Top Cow/Marvel: The Crossover Collection Vol. 1

3 reviews
Warren Ellis, Chris Claremont, ...

Top Cow Productions/Image Comics, 2005

Crossovers
The story told in this comic book is one of a devil who wants to convert an alternate earth into his own personal hell. To go againt him there are an array of super heroes, such as Silver Surfer, Witchblade, Elektra, Cyblade, Wolverine, etc. What I really enjoyed of this comic book wasd the chance of seeing so many super heroes from Top Cow and Marvel together. And the story wasn't bad, I ...

Captain America: Theater of War
Paul Jenkins

Marvel Comics, 2010

Paul Jenkins brings you four stories chronicling the adventures that made Captain America the hero we know today. From skinny Steve Rogers at boot camp to the Super-Soldier leading a battalion of men against the Nazis, this is the Captain America you thought you knew but you've never seen. And when the choice is between his country or his best friend, this is the decision he had to make. Then, follow Cap as he experiences one of his darkest days ...

World War Hulk: Front Line

2 reviews
Paul Jenkins

Marvel Comics, 2008

A "street level look" at WWH? Not really, but not too bad either
Like Civil War: Front Line before it, writer Paul Jenkins returns with World War Hulk: Front Line, which finds reporters Ben Urich and Sally Floyd covering the developments, and getting caught in the middle of, the Hulk's attack on the superheroes of New York City. As far as offering up a "street level look" at the developments of World War Hulk, it doesn't really deliver. However, Jenkins does ...

Wolverine: The End

20 reviews
Paul Jenkins, Claudio Castellini

Marvel Comics, 2005

New beginning
I hadn't read comics in almost 10 years. This was one of the best wolverine story's ever.

Sentry: Reborn TPB

3 reviews
Paul Jenkins

Marvel Comics, 2006

I don't get the one star review.
This is a dark muddled tale of the darkest and most muddled mind in the Marvel Universe, and I enjoyed this work just ass much as have many a work by Alan Moore. I have no idea how accurate the psychology of the story is but one of the points it makes it that Doctor Cornelius is at a disadvantage, his patient is of a psychology unlike unto himself, he is both the greatest force of good, and the ...

The Sentry (New Avengers)

16 reviews
Paul Jenkins

Marvel Comics, 2006

Great art and story.
This is a really interesting take on the Marvel Universe. The art was beautiful and the story was compelling.

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