Punisher War Journal Volume 4: Jigsaw! Premiere HC (Punisher) Matt Fraction, Rick Remender, ... Marvel Comics, 2009 All the players are assembled...the stage is set...the lights are lowered...and a conspiracy 18 issues in the making begins. This is it: the ultimate revenge saga as designed and engineered by Punisher's arch-rival, Jigsaw! He's killed off the loose ends from Frank Castle's life before the Punisher; he's replacing him on the streets with a leaner, meaner psychotic; and now Jiggy's taking out ...             The Order Vol. 1: The Next Right Thing (Iron Man, Avengers)3 reviews Matt Fraction Marvel Comics, 2008 The Superhero Book That Couldn't But Should've. . . + A Hollywood superhero story Matt Fraction is one of the most prolific of Marvel's new wave of young writers - and one whose name consistently promises quality comic books. The Order is no exception - it's probably the best book that no one was reading until it was too late. Early in the book, the team's captain is talking to ...             Immortal Iron Fist Vol. 1: The Last Iron Fist Story (New Avengers)16 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.             The Annotated Mantooth!4 reviews Matt Fraction, Andy Kuhn (Artist) AIT-PLANET LAR, 2003 ALMOST AS AWESOME AS FAMILY CIRCUS. + He's a monkey AND a spy. What's not to love? + Hilarious! If Jeffy from Family Circus were a talking super-spy gorilla in a tuxedo, Family Circus would be a much different comic strip. Jeffy from Family Circus is not a gorilla. I think there's a gorilla in The Annotated Mantooth! That's crazy. I would not let a real gorilla into my house; but a book ...             Immortal Iron Fist, Vol. 3: The Book of the Iron Fist2 reviews Ed Brubaker, Matt Fraction, ... Marvel Comics, 2008 More tales of the Iron Fist. Can I get a "Kii-yaahhh!!"? + A step back from the first two in this series I've been an Iron Fist guy since the days of POWER MAN AND IRON FIST back in the '80s. In the decades following, dude's popped up now and again, but, disappointingly, Danny Rand barely registered a murmur on the comic book radar, not nearly enough noise to merit another shot at an ongoing series. ...             Punisher War Journal Volume 3: Hunter Hunted TPB (Punisher)1 review Matt Fraction, Ariel Olivetti Marvel Comics, 2008 Surprisingly not bad It has been no secret that I have not been a fan of Punisher War Journal since its debut. As a lifelong fan of the character, I have always felt that Garth Ennis' MAX take on the character is the definitive take on the Punisher, where as Matt Fraction's (Immortal Iron Fist) take on Punisher War ...             Casanova Volume 1: Luxuria (Casanova Luxuria) Matt Fraction, Gabriel Ba Image Comics, 2008 Meet Casanova Quinn: prodigal son of a law-and-order family hell-bent on keeping the world safe and sound, now blackmailed into betraying his father and the international law enforcement organization he controls. LUXURIA collects the first volume of CASANOVA as its titular star transforms from devil-may-care thrill-seeker into the most dangerous man in the world. What happens when the ultimate ...             Young Avengers Presents TPB (Young Avengers)1 review Ed Brubaker, Brian Reed, ... Marvel Comics, 2008 A variable collection of stories by talented creators. The Young Avengers arrived on the Marvel scene in 2005 with a bang; the original twelve-issue series by Allan Heinberg and Jim Cheung, published with increasing delays, ended midway through 2006. And then...the characters, at the threshold of real stardom, ended up in limbo. Over the succeeding ...             Punisher War Journal, Vol. 1: Civil War8 reviews Matt Fraction Marvel Comics, 2007 Great Book + Answers questions left open in other Civil War series + refreshing + nice addition             X-Men: Divided We Stand2 reviews Mike Carey, Matt Fraction, ... Marvel Comics, 2008 Divided Who Stands? "X-Men: Divided We Stand" is not to be confused with "Uncanny X-Men: Divided We Stand." The latter stars Cyclops, Emma Frost, Wolverine, etc., while this book stars a B- and C-list of mutants, such as Cannonball, Husk, Nightcrawler, Storm, Neznho, Anole, Beast, Dark Beast, Havok, Vulcan, Pixie, and ...             Punisher War Journal Volume 2: Goin' Out West TPB (Punisher)2 reviews Matt Fraction Marvel Comics, 2008 Laughable Matt Fraction's (co-writer of the surprisingly good Iron Fist with Ed Brubaker) launch and run on Punisher War Journal has been less than flattering to the character to say the least. The issues contained in the first volume of the series found Frank Castle making his "return" to the Marvel ...             The Order Volume 2: California Dreaming TPB (Order)2 reviews Matt Fraction, Barry Kitson Marvel Comics, 2008 California Dreaming is almost good... The Order Volume 2 continues the story from Volume 1. In it you get the short version of the rest of the team's origin stories. There's major action and tragedy and the story is captivating up until the 10th issue where the ending to me seemed to fall a flat. With so much going on and so much ...             Invincible Iron Man Volume 1: The Five Nightmares Premiere HC Matt Fraction, Salvador Larroca Marvel Comics, 2008 Tony Stark - Iron Man, billionaire industrialist, and director of S.H.I.E.L.D. - faces the most overwhelming challenge of his life. Ezekiel Stane, the son of Tony's late business rival and archenemy Obadiah, has set his sights, his genius, and his considerable fortune on the task of destroying Tony Stark and Iron Man. What's worse, he's got Iron Man tech, and he's every bit Iron Man's equal and ...             Immortal Iron Fist, Vol. 2: The Seven Capital Cities of Heaven7 reviews Ed Brubaker, Matt Fraction Marvel Comics, 2008 Finally... Iron Fist done right! + Iron Fist 2.0 + excellent + More than meets the eye + You Just Don't Mess with the Iron Fist             Sensational Spider-Man: Back in Black3 reviews Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa, Matt Fraction, ... Marvel Comics, 2008 First half is great. Second not so much. Collecting Sensational Spider-Man 35-40 and Annual 1, Spider-Man Family 1-2, Marvel Spotlight:Spider-Man and Spider-Man:Back in Black Handbook, this is the second book of two Back In Black hardcovers detailing Spider-Man's life after the Civil War events in the Marvel Universe, where his identity ...             Immortal Iron Fist Vol. 2: The Seven Capital Cities of Heaven (New Avengers)7 reviews Ed Brubaker, Matt Fraction Marvel Comics, 2008 Finally... Iron Fist done right! + Iron Fist 2.0 + excellent + More than meets the eye + You Just Don't Mess with the Iron Fist             Last Of The Independents4 reviews Matt Fraction, Kieron Dwyer AiT/PlanetLar, 2003 A SPECIAL THING. + Cowboys vs. Goombas + Bang! Is this a book about fairy tale ninjas? My suggestion is this: Maybe buy the book and read it. I think the book will answer your ninja question for you. There is a bank robbery in the book. And the secret to making the perfect jello mold with fruit in it. Matt Fraction is 100 years old ...             Five Fists Of Science16 reviews Matt Fraction, Steven Sanders Image Comics, 2006 Great take on a historical rivalry! + "I may live in Connecticut, but I come from Missouri!" + Five Fists of Science + you need more steampunk             The Annotated Mantooth!4 reviews Matt Fraction, Andy Kuhn (Artist) AIT-PLANET LAR, 2003 ALMOST AS AWESOME AS FAMILY CIRCUS. + He's a monkey AND a spy. What's not to love? + Hilarious! If Jeffy from Family Circus were a talking super-spy gorilla in a tuxedo, Family Circus would be a much different comic strip. Jeffy from Family Circus is not a gorilla. I think there's a gorilla in The Annotated Mantooth! That's crazy. I would not let a real gorilla into my house; but a book ...             X-Men: Divided We Stand2 reviews Mike Carey, Matt Fraction, ... Marvel Comics, 2008 Divided Who Stands? "X-Men: Divided We Stand" is not to be confused with "Uncanny X-Men: Divided We Stand." The latter stars Cyclops, Emma Frost, Wolverine, etc., while this book stars a B- and C-list of mutants, such as Cannonball, Husk, Nightcrawler, Storm, Neznho, Anole, Beast, Dark Beast, Havok, Vulcan, Pixie, and ...