Identity Crisis (DC Comics)71 reviews Brad Meltzer DC Comics, 2006 DC COMICS IDENTITY CRISIS + Not Perfect, But Recommended Reading + A great detective story... also has super-heroes! + One of the greatest DCU stories ever.             Queen & Country: The Definitive Edition, Vol. 14 reviews Greg Rucka Oni Press, 2008 Reality-based cloak and dagger stories + Great start to a refreshing comic book series. + Excellent Purchase. + Finally!             Justice League of America Vol. 1: The Tornado's Path18 reviews Brad Meltzer DC Comics, 2007 Amazing Story...Great Starting Point. + Brad Meltzer Is a Great Writer + Great Story + Great Rebirth of Justice League, Nice to See Black Lightning and Classics + Meltzer's Fantastic Run             Infinite Crisis (DC Comics)42 reviews Geoff Johns, Phil Jimenez, ... DC Comics, 2006 very good..... + Pretty Good for a Blockbuster Movie + A Better Crisis Than the Original I was a little confused with the story, but it was what happened in the book and with the characters I was familiar with that touched me especially with the death of Conner Kent aka this worlds superboy......before reading this book most info I got about the death of superboy was through wikipedia ...             Avengers Assemble, Vol. 16 reviews Kurt Busiek, George Perez Marvel Comics, 2004 AVENGERS STILL MY FAVORITE TEAM + A stellar re-start to a venerable franchise. The Avengers have always been my favorite Superhero team going back to the early 1970's. They've had consistently good stories without the never ending sub-plots and sub-sub-plots of the various X-men titles. This hardcover graphic novel collects the first 12 issues of the Avengers Volume 3, the ...             Astonishing X-Men Vol. 1: Gifted55 reviews Joss Whedon, John Cassaday Marvel Comics, 2004 Got me back !!! + A review of Gifted + My son loved it! + "I am a human being." "Wrong. You're an X-Man." + This is What The "X-Men" Are All About             Villains United (Countdown to Infinite Crisis)20 reviews Gail Simone DC Comics, 2005 Excellent Infinite Crisis Lead-In Centering On Some Of DC's Baddest + I thought it was a cool concept... + If You Enjoyed This Book, Pick Up "The Secret Six" + who are these people + leaves you wanting more             Immortal Iron Fist, Vol. 1: The Last Iron Fist Story16 reviews Ed Brubaker, Matt Fraction Marvel Comics, 2007 Makes ME wanna challenge Shou Lao the Undying! + Iron Fist Goes From Lame to Damn Respectable + The First Iron Fist Story + Confusing, but has potential + Love It.             Green Lantern: The Sinestro Corps War, Vol. 27 reviews Geoff Johns DC Comics, 2008 Bloody Conclusion to the War + Great Read + Excellent Book, Excellent Service! + Outstanding + great book             Essential X-Men, Vol. 3 (Marvel Essentials)18 reviews Chris Claremont, Dave Cockrum Marvel Comics, 2001 Awesome...yet in dire need of reprint. + Graphic SF Reader + Graphic Novel junkie + Still Lovin' the Mutants !             Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1: Coming Home15 reviews J. Michael Straczynski Marvel Comics, 2002 Amazing! + If you want to own it. This is the series I own, kids! + The best Story in JMS' Spidey run + A Great Beginning... + Impressive, read them all             JSA: The Golden Age (Elseworlds)25 reviews James Robinson DC Comics, 2005 If You Don't Buy It, You are Dead to Me! + The great American (graphic) novel + The DC universe Watchmen + Fine Story, Faulty Battle Logic             The Wicked West Volume 18 reviews Todd Livingston, Robert Tinnell, ... Image Comics, 2004 Tombstone Meets Army of Darkness + clever and exciting + Dust n' Guts With Fangs All Over! + Shane Meets Dracula is better than The Black Forest Monster Mash             Jinx: The Definitive Collection10 reviews Brian Michael Bendis Image Comics, 2001 One of the Greatest Black and White Comics Ever Published + Charming (if dated) early work from Bendis There is a scene in JINX (and this gives nothing away) in which writer/artist Brian Michael Bendis deviates from the plot to show us people in an arcade talking. These aren't central characters - a few of them are walk-ons to The Story, and some of them are extras who are hardly seen again. Very ...             So Smart in Their Fine Uniforms (Arrowsmith, Book 1)13 reviews Kurt Busiek, Carlos Pacheco Wildstorm, 2004 Exceptional historical fantasy novel + What Graphic Novels Ought To Be + Fascinating Fantastical Alternate History, With a Few Problems + When will we ever learn?             Loveless, Vol. 1: A Kin of Homecoming4 reviews Brian Azzarello Vertigo, 2006 Azzarello's Loveless is a dark and twisted journey through the Old West + "It's that hate which sustains the war" + A Fine Beginning Brian Azzarello has added a new on-going series to his already excellent 100 Bullets. Already well-known for his work in Hellblazer, Brian Azzarello's Loveless is a dark and twisted take on the Old West (specifically post-Civil War Old West) is like a hearty stew combining the epic expanse of ...             Teen Titans Vol. 1: A Kid's Game20 reviews Geoff Johns, Mike McKone, ... DC Comics, 2004 Graet + The Titans are Back + Titans together! Again...For the umpteenth time... I love everything about this new TEEN TITANS WORLD: characters, villains, costumes, situations, places...             Thor, Vol. 111 reviews J. Michael Straczynski Marvel Comics, 2008 Finally, Thor Hath Returned! + Thank Thee Gods for the New Thor + Never been a Thor fan...until now + Excellent Thor's return + Thor is BACK! KRAKKABOOM             Avengers Vol. 1: World Trust4 reviews Geoff Johns Marvel Comics, 2003 A STANDARD HERO OUTING! Avengers World Trust is a collection of Geoff Johns first six issues on his too brief run on the monthly title. Johns has worked miracles over at DC with his great run on Flash and his resurgence of classic characters and plots on JSA. Sadly, the most he brings to World Trust is a standard ...             Astro City Vol. 4: The Tarnished Angel19 reviews Kurt Busiek Wildstorm, 2001 Another great Astro City story + The world of a world-weary super-guy + Great comic book + Astro City: Where Redemption and Love Are Tough as Steel and Just as Lasting + Astro City, A City Worth a Visit