Spider-Man: Back in Black3 reviews Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa, Matt Fraction, ... Marvel Comics, 2007 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 ...             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             Ms. Marvel: Operation Lightning Storm (Vol. 3) Brian Reed Marvel Comics, 2007 A new beginning for Ms. Marvel! Carol Danvers made herself a promise to be "the best of the best" - but after the events of Civil War, has Ms. Marvel lost her way? As the stress mounts and Carol finds herself less and less sure about what she's doing or why, a crossroads is reached and a decision is made - a decision that will change the course of Ms. Marvel's life - and possibly the Marvel ...             Civil War: Marvel Universe5 reviews Ed Brubaker, Paul Jenkins, ... Marvel Comics, 2007 Now this is my kind of TPB! + get this one + interesting book + A worthy Civil War companion             Spider-Man: Back in Black7 reviews J. Michael Straczynski, Peter David, ... Marvel Comics, 2007 A dark chapter + Dark Spidey + Powerful story, not happy times for Spidey! I thought that the first half of this book was amazing and I would recommend it to anyone. The book features a darker Spider-man than in the past fraught with the shooting of his aunt and gets into the consequences of acting without the mask. I can't wait to read the rest in One More Day. Where ...             New Warriors Vol. 1 (Marvel Comics, Civil War)3 reviews Kevin Grevioux Marvel Comics, 2008 So this happen to some of the Depowered Mutants ... This is not the greatest TPB in the world, but I did enjoy reading about some old characters in their new roles in the post House of M/Civil War world. The New Warriors, or should I say The New New Warriors.... sorry, that was a bad joke, where was I? oh yeah! The New Warriors are bucking the ...             Moon Knight Vol. 2: Midnight Sun8 reviews Charlie Huston Marvel Comics, 2008 Best for Moon Knight vets + Woah, Great book, older fans shouldn't complain This volume carries on the story from volume 1 in excellent form, reviving one of MK's classic villans and updating him for today's standards. This series is definitely more enjoyable for readers familiar with the character, and Huston's flashbacks and mindgames can make this a confusing read. ...             Black Panther: Four The Hard Way TPB (Black Panther (Unnumbered))3 reviews Reginald Hudlin, Manuel Garcia Marvel Comics, 2007 I can't wait until the next issue arrives! Great Story! + Best of both worlds The Black Panther & Storm team up with the Fantastic Four in this adventure. My only complaint is it had to end - great writing.             Mighty Avengers Vol. 1: The Ultron Initiative9 reviews Brian Michael Bendis Marvel Books, 2008 Thanks Bendis. + Another team of Avengers and the return of Ultron Bendis is, without a doubt, the most brilliant writer in the comics industry today. I loved his work on Daredevil, and followed him over here when The Mighty Avengers started. I'm glad that I did. I haven't always been a fan of the Avengers, in fact during the eighties and nineties when there ...             Fallen Son: The Death of Captain America14 reviews Jeph Loeb, Ed Brubaker Marvel Comics, 2007 It's a shame I can't give it ten stars + Marvel Civil War's Final Ending + Great comic! + The excellent good buy to a really good character             Avengers: The Initiative, Vol. 1: Basic Training11 reviews Dan Slott Marvel Comics, 2007 Cool Premise + Comic Lovers, ahh, ahh... + Graphic SF Reader + Uncle Sam Wants Them             Silent War (Civil War, World War Hulk)5 reviews David Hine Marvel Comics, 2007 Psychological Warfare After Black Bolt was revealed to be a Skrull, I decided to go and check this out from the Library. Being a superhero comic book with 'war' in the title, I had expected it to be a book centered around big action scenes. However, I was pleasantly surprised when this story turned out to be much more ...             Heroes For Hire Vol. 2: Ahead of the Curve (Marvel Comics, New Avengers)2 reviews Zeb Wells Marvel Comics, 2007 Slowly but surely, this series is improving... Heroes for Hire Vol. 2: Ahead of the Curve is a fun read - not spectacular, but a good enough time. After the first volume, I was prepared to write this series off, but as this newest volume shows, there is some potential here - although this series still has a long way to go. Fans wondering if ...             The Death of Captain America, Vol. 113 reviews Ed Brubaker Marvel Comics, 2007 Captain America dies and the series just gets better + Way to spoil the ending on the cover! + Captivating Even Without Steve Rogers + the most important comic of the year + A comic death done right             Sub-Mariner: Revolution (Marvel Comics, Civil War)1 review Matt Chernis Marvel Comics, 2008 Armageddon for Atlantis The Submariner is one of Marvel's oldest and most enduring creations. What's remarkable about Revolution is how writers Cherniss and Johnson have been able to maintain the continuity of Namor's legacy and bring 60 years of the character's history full circle in one short series. This ...             New Avengers Vol. 6: Revolution8 reviews Brian Michael Bendis Marvel Comics, 2007 Great Secret Invasion lead-in!!! + Interesting Art and Inspired Narrative Technique + Review of New Avengers Vol 6: Revolution The Skrulls are coming, and the New Avengers come across a clue to this huge Marvel event in this graphic novel. Love the direction of this book, art, and story, will leave you asking for more. So if your a fan, this is must for New Avengers & Secret Invasion!             Thunderbolts by Warren Ellis, Vol. 1: Faith in Monsters12 reviews Warren Ellis Marvel Comics, 2007 Monsters with badges! + Truly Inspiring + THUNDERBOLTS EXPLODES WITH ENTERTAINMENT! This storyline is awesome! I don't want to say anything specific for anyone who hasn't read it yet. I will only say that if you're a fan of any of the characters, particularly the green goblin/norman osborn, you must read this. 'nuff said.             The New Fantastic Four2 reviews Dwayne McDuffie Marvel Comics, 2007 back to basics + I hope to see more of this team up! Okay in a world where we have "Infinite Crisis", "Civil War", "Amazon's Attack", "52", "World War Hulk", "One More Day", & "BND!!" & then "FINAL CRISIS" it is nice to return to a story of good old super heroes beating good old super villans. One or maybe two stories to tell the tale and a nice cup ...             Punisher War Journal Volume 2: Goin' Out West Premiere HC (Punisher)5 reviews Matt Fraction, Ariel Olivetti Marvel Comics, 2008 Matt Fraction makes the Punisher a part of the MU again + hell ya Matt Fraction takes the Punisher out of the grim and gritty world of the great Garth Ennis MAX series and does something readers haven't seen since the 80s: make him relevent to real world issues and make him an actual part of the Marvel Universe again. Fighting a swastika and star clad Hate ...             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 ...