Batman: Hush, Vol. 233 reviews Jeph Loeb, Jim Lee DC Comics, 2004 Captivating + A great story an excellent art + volume two I actually purched this while in Prague, Czech Republic. No I can't read Czech, but I like to pic up comics in other languages. Some like postcards, I like comics. Well after just going through the artwork, I was determined to get the English version and read what was going on. The storyline is ...             Batman: Cataclysm (Prelude to No Man's Land)13 reviews Chuck Dixon DC Comics, 1999 C A T A C L Y S M ! + prelude to No Man's Land + Well put together + bring down Gotham + Interesting comic book, with a few flaws.             Fables Vol. 1: Legends in Exile50 reviews Bill Willingham Vertigo, 2002 Best comic book series ever? + Off to a Great Start + Very Good But Not Spectacular Start When it comes to comic book geeks we think something like Grant Morrison's run on Doom Patrol is a masterpiece but what are true masterpieces are titles that transcend the hobby to appeal to people other than aficionados of the hobby. A testament to the series is that it transcends the hobby to ...             Fables Vol. 3: Storybook Love22 reviews Bill Willingham Vertigo, 2004 It's only "happily ever after" if Bill Willingham says it's so... + Huge Volume, Crammed With Backstory and Awesome Character Moments + Two strong story arcs in this eight issue TPB + Even better than the first two! + The Fables move on             Batman: Contagion10 reviews Chuck Dixon, Doug Moench, ... DC Comics, 1996 Sorry, I have to nitpick... + A good storyline similar to "No Man's Land" Well, first I have to start by saying that this is one of my favorite Batman storylines ever. I love the number of characters it brings together, including a few unexpected alliances. But maybe it's because I like it so much that I feel the need to do a little nitpicking. Okay, so here's this ...             Fables Vol. 6: Homelands14 reviews Bill Willingham Vertigo, 2006 one of the best so far + War of the worlds + Much better than Vol. 5 + Demented fairy tales, but in a good way + .....the Valley of the Shadow of Death             Criminal Vol. 1: Coward13 reviews Ed Brubaker Marvel Comics, 2007 Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips reunite for an inventive new crime series + Brubaker and Phillips Shine Like Chrome in New Comics Series + Noir Scored With A Triphammer Heartbeat + Coward puts crime comics back on the map! + Brubaker and Phillips make a great team             Flight, Volume Two15 reviews Villard, 2007 Flight novels are great + Excellent theme + beautiful graphic novels + Not appropriate for younger readers.             Fables Vol. 5: The Mean Seasons15 reviews Bill Willingham Vertigo, 2005 almost four stars + Changes in Fabletown + Another superb entry into one of the finest graphic series in existence + Fables Continus to Impress             Batman: The Long Halloween133 reviews Jeph Loeb, Tim Sale DC Comics, 1999 One of the best Batman graphic novels! + A Great, Far-Reaching Mystery From Early In The Batman's Career + Almost Perfect (****1/2) + Wonderful Seller! In Perfect Condition! + Great story lines...             Superman: Birthright (Graphic Novel)37 reviews Mark Waid DC Comics, 2005 phenomenal + Let Him Never Forget. . . + Graphic SF Reader + The "Batman Begins" of Superman + A Great Origin Story             Spider-Man: Blue26 reviews Jeph Loeb Marvel Comics, 2004 This is really sad + A story about Peter Parker's lost love Gwen Stacey! + Your Nostalgic Spider-Man + Truly Hearfelt             Family Values (Sin City, Book 5: Second Edition)31 reviews Frank Miller Dark Horse, 2005 Underrated Gem. Frank Miller's Sin City will always stand as the most full-steam, no-holds-barred series out there. Book 5 of 7, Family Values is a tale of justice. Miller's stories of Basin city always deliver, with hardcore violence and gritty dialogue. Don't get me wrong Family Values isn't as nearly as The ...             Bone: One Volume Edition100 reviews Jeff Smith Cartoon Books, 2004 a bone-tastic series + Excellent, but with New Age overtones. + I could not put it down. this series is full of action,laughs and sadness. i rate it 5 stars. i enjoyed the character becaue they are funny and curious. i think jeff smith is an awesome author because i can understand what he is writing about such as war is dangerous and lying gets you nothing but trouble. i think ...             Iron Man Vol. 1: Extremis27 reviews Warren Ellis Marvel Comics, 2007 Great Art and Story + Extremisly Awesome. (Yes, I know that sounds corny) + fantastic story. + A marvelous restart for Iron Man             Sleeper Vol. 2: All False Moves9 reviews Ed Brubaker, Sean Phillips Wildstorm, 2004 Nate + Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips under appreciated masterpiece. + Graphic SF Reader + Graphic SF Reader + 4.5 stars             Fables Vol. 8: Wolves2 reviews Bill Willingham Vertigo, 2006 Yay! + The story continues and grows + One of my favorite series - still loving it. + Big events dominate one of the best books in the series + ties it all up             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!             Blacksad, Vol. 1: Un Lugar Entre las Sombras/Blacksad vol. 1: Somewhere Between the Shadows/ Spanish Edition Juan Diaz Canales Public Square Books, 2005 Now Blacksad reaches America with its incredible combination of hard-boiled and hard-shelled anthropomorphosized murder. When a famous actress is found murdered in her home, it touches the man who had not seen her since their bitter breakup many years ago: private eye, and cool cat, John Blacksad. He vows to find her murderer. When the police are told to call off their investigation of the ...             Fray48 reviews Joss Whedon Dark Horse, 2003 ATTENTION BUFFY FANS! Read this! + Great new character + Must have for Buffy fans... Great even if your not a Buffy fan... + Another Hit by Whedon!