Tomorrow Stories (Book 1)3 reviews Alan Moore, Kevin Nowlan, ... Wildstorm, 2003 Tomorrow Stories looks back to go to forward. + Graphic SF Reader + Tomorrow Stories: A refreshing new anthology by Alan Moore Fans of EC comics should warm to this collection right away. It serializes five different characters with the same writer/artist team on each. ALL of the writing is by Alan Moore, who seems to be having so much fun creating new universes and characters in his America's Best Comics line. JACK B. ...             Beg the Question (A Minimum Wage Collection)6 reviews Bob Fingerman, Penn Jillette Fantagraphics Books, 2005 Terrific Book + This book is crazy good! + Fantastic + real life NYC style             Marvel Masterworks: Fantastic Four Vol. 17 reviews Stan Lee Marvel Comics, 2003 And so it began + Masterworks: Fantastic 4 vol. 1 + AWESOME + Pre-Marvel Age Fantastic Four + Early history of the mighty FF, well worth reading             Conan Vol. 3: The Tower of the Elephant and Other Stories7 reviews Kurt Busiek Dark Horse, 2006 Superior to "The Chronicles..." Buy it! + Busiek and Nord do it again! + Yag Kosha lives! + Classic Conan done right! + More than great!!             Gotham Central Vol. 1: In the Line of Duty (Batman)7 reviews Greg Rucka, Ed Brubaker DC Comics, 2004 A fascinating graphic novel + Brubaker/Rucka 2003 TPB about the GCPD and Batman + Police Procedural in a Superworld + Gotham City From a Fresh Perspective             Iron Man Vol. 1: Extremis27 reviews Warren Ellis, Adi Granov Marvel Comics, 2006 Great Art and Story + Extremisly Awesome. (Yes, I know that sounds corny) + fantastic story. + A marvelous restart for Iron Man             Superman/Batman Vol. 4: Vengeance10 reviews Jeph Loeb DC Comics, 2006 Don't skip it... I'm not quite sure why so many people have a problem with this story. Sure it's crazy, but considering the main "villains" involved, it should be nothing else. I don't think a lot of people really "get" this story, which is so crazy...it works. There's a ton of characters involved, and some ...             X-Men: Deadly Genesis13 reviews Ed Brubaker, Trevor Hairsine Marvel Comics, 2006 Instant classic! + Has its flaws, but it's a fun story I honestly wonder if i read the same story as everyone else here. I think the idea that Xavier had sent in another team to Krakoa to save the xmen was really interesting. Especially in light of WHAT he did to cover it up. It sheds light on how manipulative Xavier can be and really leads into why ...             Tomorrow Stories Book 2 (Tomorrow Stories)2 reviews Alan Moore Wildstorm, 2005 Mixed bag with some brilliant and hilarious writing and art I've been working my way through the work of Alan Moore since I re-started buying comics (sorry, graphic novels/sequential art) after many years away. Tomorrow Stories isn't what I'd rank as the best of A.M., but it's fun stuff, if a bit mixed. (If you haven't read Moore's Tom Strong series, I'd ...             Fables Vol. 7: Arabian Nights (and Days)14 reviews Bill Willingham Vertigo, 2006 still going strong + Fabulous + You can't help but beg for more... + One of my favorite series - keeping it going. + Another delightful contribution to the finest comic series currently running             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: Nighthawk TPB10 reviews Daniel Way, Steve Dillon Marvel Comics, 2006 An interesting and entertaining take on the super-vigilante archetype. + Graphic SF Reader + A hellfire sermon Originally a six-part limited series, this story is now collected in this trade paperback. It is part of Marvel's mature line, Marvel MAX, and so isn't really suitable for very young readers. The story centers around the title character, Nighthawk, who is loosely based on DC Comic's Batman, but ...             Queen & Country, Vol. 1: Operation Broken Ground8 reviews Greg Rucka Oni Press, 2002 The British "Alias" (without the soap-opera drama) + "That's my girl" + Shades of Gray Written in Black & White + VERY high quality work + Absolutely, unbelievably good!!!!             Supreme Power: Hyperion6 reviews J. Michael Straczynski, Dan Jurgens Marvel Comics, 2006 Not the superb storytelling of the regular series, but still an important spin-off + Graphic SF Reader + You have to understand Babylon 5 creator and Amazing Spider-Man scribe J. Michael Straczynski's re-imagining of the Squadren Supreme was nothing short of brilliantly realized comic reading. This Supreme Power spin-off, written by Straczynski and focusing on Hyperion, doesn't feature the awe inspiring and innovative ...             NODWICK CHRONICLES V Tour of Doodie (Nodwick Comic Series) Aaron Williams Dork Storm Press, 2006 The fifth Nodwick comic collection is here! Featuring Nodwick issues 25 through 30, and featuring a cover by Frank Cho, this collection is the best ever! It's got prophecies gone wrong, magic moustaches, sprite comics, pet dragons, and even a clue-by-four! It's also marks a major milestone in the "War against Baphuma'al" story arc, so you don't want to miss this one! Order your copy of Tour of ...             Top Ten: Beyond the Farthest Precinct (Top Ten)9 reviews Paul Di Filippo Wildstorm, 2006 Moore or less? I loved Alan Moore's Top Ten and Smax stories. This collection is very nearly as good. Di Filippo was a great choice to continue the characters, and the art is as complex and giggle-provoking as the first volumes (we think we got most of the comix references but we're still working on a few). Take ...             Marvel Knights Spider-Man Volume 4: Wild Blue Yonder Tpb (Spider-Man (Graphic Novels)) Reginald Hudlin, Billy Tan, ... Marvel Comics, 2005 Hollywood heavyweight Reginald Hudlin (House Party, Boomerang) has already brought you his searing vision for Black Panther. Now, he's teaming up with red-hot artist Billy Tan (X-23) to shake up everyone's favorite web-slinger by turning Peter Parker's life upside down. He's got an incredible new pad (you won't believe where), a new job, and - although he doesn't know it - a new nemesis who's ...             PS238 III No Child Left Behind (Ps 238)5 reviews Aaron Williams Dork Storm Press, 2006 genius + PS238 builds up nicely + Wonderful Comic/ Art Goes Down + Best Super Hero Team book going? + Wonderful Read for All Ages!!!!             Marvel Masterworks: Fantastic Four Vol. 17 reviews Stan Lee Marvel Comics, 2003 And so it began + Masterworks: Fantastic 4 vol. 1 + AWESOME + Pre-Marvel Age Fantastic Four + Early history of the mighty FF, well worth reading             PS238 III No Child Left Behind (Ps 238)5 reviews Aaron Williams Dork Storm Press, 2006 genius + PS238 builds up nicely + Wonderful Comic/ Art Goes Down + Best Super Hero Team book going? + Wonderful Read for All Ages!!!!