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15 reviews
Jeph Loeb

DC Comics, 2007

Book is Excellent: Amazon kinda sucks
There's nothing more i can say about this book, but this is the second time that amazon sent me a dented book. That's pretty lousy when you're paying nearly fifty bucks! I recommend buying from a third party: they're generally more careful with shipping.

X-Men: Wolverine/Gambit (Marvel Premiere Classic)

1 review
Jeph Loeb

Marvel Comics, 2009

One of the best storylines of it's day!
I remember when I was a teenager saving my lunch money from school, then going to the comic book shop to pick up the issues to this trade Paperback. It brings back a lot of memories, and reminds me of how Marvel USED to have good writers. The storyline reads like a modern "Jack the Ripper" tail, only it features Wolverine as the prime suspect, and Gambit as the man to bring him in. Though the ...

Spider-Man: Blue Premiere HC

2 reviews
Jeph Loeb, Tim Sale

Marvel Comics, 2009

A Must-Have for Comic Fans
Spider-Man Blue is one of those stories that are considered classics in the comic book world. But what's great about it is that you really don't have to be a comic book fan to enjoy this story. The reason being is that the story takes place in Spider-Man's early days as a hero, and Spider-Man and his villians are almost the background to the story. The main story is Peter Parker's love for Gwen ...

Superman for All Seasons

46 reviews
Jeph Loeb

DC Comics, 2002

Clark Kent at his best
Superman for All Seasons covers the life of Clark Kent (Superman) beginning with the the end of his senior year in Smallville High School through the following year. This year takes him to Metropolis where he does well enough as Superman but struggles find his footing with the gigantic role he has taken on. As the name of the book suggests, it is broken down into the four seasons of the year ...

Batman: The Long Halloween

157 reviews
Jeph Loeb, Tim Sale

DC Comics, 1999

Review of Loeb's Long Halloween
In my review of Frank Miller's 'Batman: Year One,' I longed for more material; I complained that the work was too short. Loeb's 'Long Halloween' is a perfect fulfillment of Miller's source work. It carries forward with the characters as they are revealed in the original work, and works especially to develop the personalities of the Gotham City crime families and Harvey Dent. It also features ...

Heroes Vol. 1

36 reviews
Various

Wildstorm, 2008

HEROES, VOLUME 1
Very interesting book. Well-illustrated and compelling story line. Excellent! I highly recommend it to fans of the show HEROES and all fans of good storytelling.

Batman: Dark Victory

71 reviews
Jeph Loeb, Tim Sale

DC Comics, 2002

Loeb/Sale Victory
It's an outstanding masterpiece that every dark knight friend has to read it. It defines the hero and shows the beginning of a wonderful relationship with Dick Grayson, the first Robin. One of his worst enemies emerges, that is Two-Face of course, while his friendship with Commissioner Gordon is tested. It's a must for every fan, for it's a pure pleasure. So, what are you waiting for? I'll ...

Batman: Haunted Knight

42 reviews
Jeph Loeb, Tim Sale

DC Comics, 1996

A fine set of stories that pave the way for "TLH" and "DV"
***Based on the letter from the writer at the beginning of this book, these stories occur before the publications of "Batman: The Long Halloween" and "Batman: Dark Victory", but do not have any bering on either story's plots.*** "Batman: Haunted Knight" is a collection of three stories set on Halloween (apparently the perfect holiday for Batman and his Rogues Gallery) that pay respective ...

Catwoman: When in Rome (Batman)

21 reviews
Jeph Loeb

DC Comics, 2007

Excellent!
Loeb & sale excelled with this catwoman book. When in Rome gives a new dimension to catwoman, gone to Rome to search for something very personal. The story is interesting & the art is magnificent. This book deserves a 5 star undoubtedly & a must buy for catwoman & batman fans alike, they will not be disappointed.

Tales of the Vampires (Buffy the Vampire Slayer)

11 reviews
Joss Whedon, Ben Edlund, ..., ...

Dark Horse, 2004

Very Cool
Very cool comic book. I enjoyed it a lot, I received it in perfect condition. Quick read, keeps you interested.

Batman: Black & White, Vol. 2

3 reviews
Paul Dini, Warren Ellis, ...

DC Comics, 2003

A Black and White World View
Batman: Black and White vol. 2 is a work of passion and dedication to a character by the artists and authors represented in the book, and their love and fire for Batman shows in every detail. Originally printed as back up stories in Gotham Knights #1-16, these stories which are between 6-8 pages are entirely in black, white, and gray. They encompass a vast variety of the aspects of the Batman, ...

Tales Of The Batman: Tim Sale

6 reviews
Various

DC Comics, 2009

A Fabulous Read.
This is a terrific collection of storys and the art is certainly what you would expect from Tim Sale. It is certainly interesting to see the progression of his style. The first story is the most unique because it does not feature an appearance from Batman and it is the only story in this collection that Tim did not ink himself. Now, for those of you who are dying to know "What exactly does ...

Yellow (Daredevil Legends, Vol. 1)

16 reviews
Jeph Loeb

Marvel Comics, 2003

One word.......Beautiful
Yet another masterpiece by the team of writer Jeph Loeb and artist Tim Sale(Batman: A Long Halloween, Superman: For All Seasons, Hulk: Gray). When these two work together, magic happens. This, in my opinion, is one of the most beautiful, and possibly THE most beautiful Daredevil story ever written. This TPB is about Matt Murdock remembering his humble beginnings as Daredevil, and his first ...

Daredevil: Yellow Premiere HC (Daredevil (Unnumbered))

2 reviews
Jeph Loeb, Tim Sale

Marvel Comics, 2008

Four color look at Daredevil's origin
Yellow is a retelling of the Daredevil origin story. While Matt Murdock struggles with some unspecified ennui, he recounts his early days as a superhero and his romantic entanglements with Karen Page. Sale's bright colors and cartoony style fit perfectly with Loeb's attempt to make a bittersweet romcom out of the Daredevil story. This is to Brian Michael Bendis' Daredevil as Loeb & Sale's The ...

Grendel: Devil's Reign (Grendel (Graphic Novels))

1 review
Matt Wagner, Tim Sale

Dark Horse, 2009

Two and half stars overall
This book consists of two stories: one is like illustrated novel and tells tale of Orion Assante and what happened after he took power. Other is 'real' comic with strong art and tells tale about what happened to some characters from 'God and devil' storyline you HAVE to read. If you start reading this book and didn't read Grendel before OR mentioned story, you will feel confused. Get 'God and ...

Brilliant Compensation

1 review
Tim Sales, 2007

+Brilliant Compensation
The seller had an accurate description of the CD. It is in great shape and the delivery time, and price, were fantastic.

Brilliant Compensation DVD
Tim Sales, 2000

Over 400,000 videos in circulation worldwide!! Your host for this 86 minute presentation is Tim Sales, who probably like you, started in Network Marketing part-time. He has since created a downline of 56,267 people in 26 countries which has brought in well over $25 million in sales, earning Tim millions in commissions. After retiring from active Network Marketing, Tim set his sights on developing generic tools to help other Network Marketers ...

Batman Cover to Cover: The Greatest Comic Book Covers of the Dark Knight

5 reviews

DC Comics, 2005

This Book Does Batman Justice
It was so cool reading this book and seeing so many of my favorite covers being reprinted and having all the numerous people who were essential to Batman (Dennis O'Neil, Christopher Nolan, Mark Hamil, Adam West, Jeph Loeb, etc.) talk about their favorite covers. It really took me back seeing some of them, and reminded me why I love Batman so much. The covers are great, and the reprinting if ...

Hulk: Gray Premiere HC (Incredible Hulk)

2 reviews
Jeph Loeb

Marvel Comics, 2009

From a time, when you could trust Loeb
There was a time, when the name Jeph Loeb meant something. The guy who wrote Long Halloween and Hush storylines for Batman was brilliant. Todey it seems, Loeb lost his way. Hulk: Grey is from that time, when you cold trust Loeb. It's competent and entertaining. It is not exeptional or brilliant, but it's solid. Loeb did not bring anything new to the Hulk mythos with Grey. It's not as ...

Heroes, Vol. 2

6 reviews
R. D. Hall

WildStorm, 2008

Christmas gift
I bought this book for my boyfriend for Christmas. He is the ultimate Heroes fan and loved volume 1, so I bought him Heroes volume 2 knowing he would love it. I got this book at a great price and it was delivered to me just in time for Christmas. This was a great buy and I will definitely shop Amazon again.

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