Absolute Batman: The Long Halloween12 reviews Jeph Loeb DC Comics, 2007 good book + The Long Halloween + One Amazing Book + one of the best stories ever told + The Long and Very Thick Halloween             Wolverine: Evolution11 reviews Jeph Loeb, Simone Bianchi Marvel Comics, 2007 well, I rather liked it + All-Around Awesome + Bloody Awesome! Personally, I thought this was a great story (Loeb is a great writer) and I found the art to be very good as well. Perhaps the dialogue could have used a little more work and there are a few weak points here and there, but overall it is a great addition to the story of Logan. I'd say I'd miss ...             X-Men: Supernovas9 reviews Mike Carey Marvel Comics, 2008 Quite Good + The beginning of the end.... + Return to form after the abomination that was blood of apocalypse. + Very good             Supreme: The Story of the Year33 reviews Alan Moore Checker Book Publishing Group, 2002 Superman has never been better + The superb second half of Alan Moore's run on Supreme (or, "H-he just shot Monica, execution style..."). + How? + Beautiful writing             The Authority Book 2: Under New Management56 reviews Warren Ellis Wildstorm, 2000 Sometimes you just need to punch someone in the face. + The Authority Vol. 1; Relentless. Several comic books in one oversized paperback book + Graphic SF Reader + Great text, wonderful art             Avengers Disassembled37 reviews Brian Michael Bendis, David Finch Marvel Comics, 2007 A very well-done Avengers milestone + Excellent + 1.5 thumbs up, could have been better + A good Avengers story well ASSEMBLED!!             The Ultimates, Vol. 164 reviews Mark Millar Marvel Comics, 2004 AWESOME + Unexpected I was never a comic fan until I read this and Watchmen. For a noob in the comic world, the Ultimates changed how I saw comics and now I'm a huge Mark Millar fan. I highly recommend this trade! Just beware that vol 2 book 2 fell short for me in the series. There was so much build up in vol ...             Identity Crisis71 reviews Brad Meltzer DC Comics, 2005 DC COMICS IDENTITY CRISIS + Not Perfect, But Recommended Reading + A great detective story... also has super-heroes! + One of the greatest DCU stories ever.             The Authority Vol. 1: Relentless56 reviews Warren Ellis Wildstorm, 2000 Sometimes you just need to punch someone in the face. + The Authority Vol. 1; Relentless. Several comic books in one oversized paperback book + Graphic SF Reader + Great text, wonderful art             Alan Moore: The Complete WildC. A. T.s (Wildc.a.T.S.)5 reviews Alan Moore, Travis Charest, ... Wildstorm, 2007 Alan Moore's Summer Blockbuster! + Ignore the negative reviews, this book is AWESOME! Sometimes we get so used to a creator breaking new ground that when he just tells a great story on an existing landmass, we think he wrote a bad story. All the reveiwers here that claim this book is bad, are those type of people. If you look at Alan Moore's Tom Strong books, they are not like ...             Midnighter, Vol. 1: Killing Machine3 reviews Garth Ennis, Chris Sprouse, ... Wildstorm, 2007 Classic Garth Ennis Mayhem If you enjoyed the Kev books, you'll get a kick out of Ennis' run on MIDNIGHTER. While this run was controversial for its hyperbolic intro ("not a lover, not a father, not a friend"), it quickly gets down to brass tacks with Ennis' usual zany characters, sarcastic dialogue, and situations which ...             New Avengers Vol. 5: Civil War12 reviews Brian Michael Bendis Marvel Comics, 2007 New Avengers continues to be great + In Retrospect, Insightful and Pertinent + good but not great Great stuff. Not for the uninitiated, but fans of New Avengers and Civil War should love this. The best of the Civil War tie-in books. Highlights are the Leinil Yu Cage issue and the Chaykin Captain America issue.             Wetworks, Vol. 12 reviews Mike Carey Wildstorm, 2007 Vampires beware The premise of a black ops team being organized to battle tribes of vampires is an intriguing one, as are the entities that comprise it. In this particular case that includes, among others, a vampire, a cyborg, and a difficult to categorize individual named Ab-Death. Plus they are joined by a ...             The Boys Vol. 1: The Name of the Game26 reviews Garth Ennis Dynamite Entertainment, 2007 Fun + The Boys + As Nasty as They Wanna Be + Filthy Stuff             Ultimate X-Men, Vol. 120 reviews Mark Millar Marvel Comics, 2002 plah! + Solid comic-book storytelling + A Fresh Start Since I don't want any confusion I did not give it 5 stars I it more than generously deserves only 2. Someone else was using my account and I haven't figured out how to change the star rating yet. Stupid b*st*rd slandering my good name.             It's Superman!37 reviews Tom De Haven Chronicle Books, 2005 It's Superman but not as we know it + It soars + It's so good + Thank you Tom, may I have another? + An enjoyable re-creation of the Superman story.             Planetary Vol. 3: Leaving the 20th Century12 reviews Warren Ellis Wildstorm, 2005 Graphic SF Reader + Smart story, fantastic art + Good adult entertainment + Ellis and Cassidy are an unbeatable team + Superhero's that aren't here to just hit thing's             Absolute Dark Knight14 reviews Frank Miller, Klaus Janson DC Comics, 2006 Great Compilation + The Dark Knight Returns is Essential even for non-comic reading book fans. + First batman story ever read A well put together bundle of both the classic and the new graphic novels with a few extras. Very Impressive packaging (coffee table worthy).             Absolute Kingdom Come14 reviews Mark Waid, Alex Ross DC Comics, 2006 Absolute Kingdom COme + Gorgeous and powerful + Outstanding story, story, and highly recommended + Absolute Kingdom Come             Supreme Power, Vol. 23 reviews J. Michael Straczynski, Gary Frank, ... Marvel Comics, 2007 More excellence from Straczynski + The roller coaster ride continues Collecting the third (and final) storyarc from Marvel's MAX title Supreme Power, as well as the Supreme Power: Hyperion mini-series, this second handsome hardcover collection is another must own for fans of truly adult, and truly spectacular, comic goodness. Babylon 5 creator J. Michael ...