Flight Volume 112 reviews Bengal, Bill Mudron, ... Image Comics, 2004 Excellent anthology + Great art, great stories + gorgeous + Touching selection of comics             Flight, Volume Three11 reviews Various Ballantine Books, 2006 Roseann the Librarian ....and new mom + Less Awesome + Awesome. + A brilliant comics anthology + Very good condition, very fast delivery!             The Exterminators Vol. 1: Bug Brothers10 reviews Simon Oliver Vertigo, 2006 Great start. + Comedic, horrific, sadistic, FUN! + Definately should be made into a TV show. + excellent book + One of my new favorites             Justice Society Returns (JSA)4 reviews David S. Goyer, James Robinson, ... DC Comics, 2003 The Golden Age Strikes Again! + "But you are just a street fighter. I am the emissary to a God." + Great Read for Fans of JSA For anyone who's a fan of 1) The "Golden Age" of DC Comics; 2) Great team books; 3) Compelling superheroes; or 4) Old-fashioned comic book grandeur, you can't do much better than The Justice Society Returns! I picked it up not knowing worlds about the golden age: Of course I knew Wonder Woman ...             Can't Get No4 reviews Rick Veitch Vertigo, 2006 An Amazing Reader Experience + You Can Get This! + Unique, captivating comic book Don't purchase this book with the expectation that it will "read" like any other graphic novel. What Rick has created with this tale is a new model within the graphic novel art form and it takes a little getting used to. I intended to read it casually over a few days in between other things going ...             JSA: All Stars2 reviews Various DC Comics, 2004 Very Fun I really liked this book. A short story w/ a unique creative team on one golden age JSA member followed by (or preceded by, in some cases) a short story about their modern incarnation. The book is a sampler platter for all kinds of talent. Geoff Johns does most of the writing but all the ...             The Maximortal1 review Rick Veitch King Hell Press, 2005 Unsettling stuff... Plot SPOILERS here and there. Rick Veitch supposes that, sometimes, an idea comes along that is so in sync with the times that it manifests as a living entity. In Siberia, in 1908, a Russian trapper becomes party to the conception of a strange infant, an infant who is then placed in an egg and ...             X-Factor Vol. 1: The Longest Night (X-Men)5 reviews Peter David Marvel Comics, 2006 Peter David & X-Factor: a perfect match + Peter David Surprises With X-Factor Reboot + I love this book. + Among the best X-Titles there's ever been + Good but Madrox Better             Testament: Akedah (Testament)4 reviews Douglas Rushkoff Vertigo, 2006 Check It Out, this changes everything... + good job + Worth Checking Out. "the most assured and original project to emerge from Vertigo since SANDMAN." - Comic Buyer's Guide "Make no mistake, The Greatest Story Ever Told continues right here?" - Grant Morrison "A stunning, richly entertaining book!" - Robert Anton Wilson, co-author "The Illuminatus! Trilogy" ...             Grendel: Red, White, & Black (Grendel (Graphic Novels))1 review Matt Wagner, Jill Thompson, ... Dark Horse, 2005 If you like Hunter Rose.... This book continues the collaborations between Wagner and guest illustrators depicting episodes from the life of grandiose assassin Hunter Rose, the first and most entertaining character to sport the Grendel costume. Despite all the obvious criticisms one could direct against the sadistic anti-hero ...             Decimation: X-Men - Son of M (House of M)5 reviews David Hine, Roy Allen Martinez Marvel Comics, 2006 Curious revelations I haven't been following the Marvel Universe too much in the past 10 years, only picking up a couple SPidermans, Xmens and Daredevils here and again. All of the sduden, The House of M comes about, a reality re-write with effects felt throughout the Marvel's earth. A tidal wave in the form of the ...             Grendel: Devil by the Deed3 reviews Matt Wagner Comico Comic Co., 1988 The best graphic prose ever written! + Re-Red, and Not for the Better This book is a visual and literary masterpiece. Matt Wagner took a novel approach to the comic book format and created the poetic dark story of Hunter Rose aka Grendel, the most sadistic and romantic killer in comic book history. It chronicles the birth and death of Grendel in a smoothly flowing ...             Captain America Vol. 3: Red Menace, Book One2 reviews Ed Brubaker Marvel Comics, 2006 Don't Stop Reading + Better than I had thought It's a great story that leads up into Civil War. If you're wanting to keep up with Captain America story, this gives the back story that keeps on going. A good read.             Ultimate Galactus Vol. 3: Extinction8 reviews Warren Ellis, Brandon Peterson Marvel Comics, 2006 The end + The Ultimate Universe The mixed reactions for the conclusion of Warren Ellis' Ultimate Galactus trilogy are well deserved for the most part. Ultimate Extinction finds Nick Fury, Reed Richards, Sue Storm, the Ultimates, the X-Men, Falcon, and Captain Mahr Vell awaiting the end as the Gah Lak Tus makes it's way to Earth. ...             Flight Volume 216 reviews Becky Cloonan, Chris Appelhans, ... Image Comics, 2005 Flight Magic + NICE read, EXCEPT for... + Flight 2 review + Great condition, good packaging and fast delivery!             Liberty Meadows Volume 2 (Liberty Meadows (Graphic Novels))2 reviews Frank Cho Image Comics, 2006 Comfort those creatures + Even more Frank Cho fun! Frank Cho's "Liberty Meadows" was one of the most original comic strips in years, with its hard-partying, gun-wielding animals and often insane storylines. And things get even stranger with the second collection of strips, "Volume 2: Creature Comforts." The animals (and people) of Liberty ...             Queen & Country, Vol. 6: Operation Dandelion Greg Rucka, Mike Hawthorne Oni Press, 2004 Every job has its office politics, but when you're a spy in service to your queen and your country, the politics in play take on a much larger scale. When the chief of S.I.S. is forced into retirement by a stroke, Head of Operations Paul Crocker is forced to play a new game in order to keep his good standing and his job. But are agents Tara Chace and Tom Wallace prepared to be Crocker's pawns in ...             The Coffin1 review Phil Hester, Mike Huddleston, ... Oni Press, 2001 Wonderfully thought-provoking speculative fiction The Coffin is a wonderful book, an intelligent piece of science fiction that meditates on life, death, and life after death with no sacrifice of characterization or plotting. Combined with beautiful illustration that shows off Mike Huddleston's versatility, this book is exactly the sort of thing ...             Queen & Country, Vol. 2: Operation Morningstar3 reviews Greg Rucka, Brian Hurtt, ... Oni Press, 2002 catering to comic book connoisseurs' tastes? Oni's specialty + What James Bond would be as a women + Fun spy-thriller graphic novel If you ask for my favourite genre in comics (or any part of the entertainment industry, really), the first answer you'll get from me is unlikely to be "political spy thriller." It may not be the second one, either. But if you ask me if I appreciate a well-written, well-researched, and impressively ...             24Seven3 reviews Ivan Brandon, Adam Hughes, ... Image Comics, 2006 Robot Potluck Dinner + Not bad. Imagine if Nick Hornsby, George Romero, Ray Bradbury, Candace Bushnell, Bret Easton Ellis and Isaac Asimov were having a potluck dinner at Ed McBain's house (McBain brought the appetizer) and began to contemplate a city filled with robots. No people, just a bunch of happy and sad, overworked but ...