Rate The Last Comic Book You Read

Deadpool #1 (2012)

Former U.S. presidents have come back from the dead to destroy and rebuild America. The Avengers aren't allowed to stop them because it's not good for their image, so S.H.I.E.L.D. hires the merc with a mouth himself, Deadpool to save the country... or at least, save it from getting destroyed even further.

7/10

Justice League: Origin
I think if they make the Justice League film, they need to draw inspiration from this comic. It brings in all the heroes and gives cyborg an origin too. The art by Jim Lee is amazing and Geoff Johns wrote this like a blockbuster film. It's one of New 52's best.

Score: 4/5

Deadpool: Merc with a Mouth (2010)

A.I.M. has sent Deadpool on a mission to Savage Land to retrieve his own decapitated head known as zombie Deadpool (A.K.A. Headpool). Deadpool later finds out that Headpool is actually from alternative universe where Marvel characters have become zombies. Deadpool then decides to help Headpool to get back into his own alternative universe, with the help of a hot scientist named Dr. Betty Swanson, and Bill, an ex-A.I.M. agent. Together, the gang go on many bizarre adventures to find Headpool's way back home, before A.I.M. finds them.

If you're not a Deadpool fan, this comic book will immediately convert you. It's fucking hilarious! There is also a lot of cameo appearances from other Marvel characters and pop culture references. The art style is also amazing, done by various artists.

10/10

Justice League Vol. 1: Origin (2012)

To be honest, I kinda like the origin from the cartoon better. In this however, everything felt rushed. The characters would just pop out at random and shit, and defeated Darkseid pretty quickly. I can see why the writers for the upcoming Justice League film are reading some of the older comics, because The New 52 just isn't enough. Having said all that, it was still a pretty good read and the art style is fantastic. But the story and characters just felt rushed and incomplete. It's only the first volume though, so I can't really fault them for that.

7/10

Mecha wrote:

Deadpool: Merc with a Mouth (2010)

A.I.M. has sent Deadpool on a mission to Savage Land to retrieve his own decapitated head known as zombie Deadpool (A.K.A. Headpool). Deadpool later finds out that Headpool is actually from alternative universe where Marvel characters have become zombies. Deadpool then decides to help Headpool to get back into his own alternative universe, with the help of a hot scientist named Dr. Betty Swanson, and Bill, an ex-A.I.M. agent. Together, the gang go on many bizarre adventures to find Headpool's way back home, before A.I.M. finds them.

If you're not a Deadpool fan, this comic book will immediately convert you. It's fucking hilarious! There is also a lot of cameo appearances from other Marvel characters and pop culture references. The art style is also amazing, done by various artists.

10/10

Where can I buy or download this one?

Greg Jennings wrote:

Mecha wrote:

Deadpool: Merc with a Mouth (2010)

A.I.M. has sent Deadpool on a mission to Savage Land to retrieve his own decapitated head known as zombie Deadpool (A.K.A. Headpool). Deadpool later finds out that Headpool is actually from alternative universe where Marvel characters have become zombies. Deadpool then decides to help Headpool to get back into his own alternative universe, with the help of a hot scientist named Dr. Betty Swanson, and Bill, an ex-A.I.M. agent. Together, the gang go on many bizarre adventures to find Headpool's way back home, before A.I.M. finds them.

If you're not a Deadpool fan, this comic book will immediately convert you. It's fucking hilarious! There is also a lot of cameo appearances from other Marvel characters and pop culture references. The art style is also amazing, done by various artists.

10/10

Where can I buy or download this one?

http://www.amazon.com/Deadpool-Merc-Mouth-Victor-Gischler/dp/0785145346/ref=sr_1_11?ie=UTF8&qid=1356062441&sr=8-11&keywords=Deadpool

The price might be a bit too high, but its worth if you're a Deadpool fan or just a Marvel fan in general. Hell, I'm sure if you love The Avengers movie you'll like this too since both have a lot of humor and appearances from other Marvel characters. Also the comic scans you see on the internet never look as good as looking through the pages inperson.

Mecha wrote:

Greg Jennings wrote:

Mecha wrote:

Deadpool: Merc with a Mouth (2010)

A.I.M. has sent Deadpool on a mission to Savage Land to retrieve his own decapitated head known as zombie Deadpool (A.K.A. Headpool). Deadpool later finds out that Headpool is actually from alternative universe where Marvel characters have become zombies. Deadpool then decides to help Headpool to get back into his own alternative universe, with the help of a hot scientist named Dr. Betty Swanson, and Bill, an ex-A.I.M. agent. Together, the gang go on many bizarre adventures to find Headpool's way back home, before A.I.M. finds them.

If you're not a Deadpool fan, this comic book will immediately convert you. It's fucking hilarious! There is also a lot of cameo appearances from other Marvel characters and pop culture references. The art style is also amazing, done by various artists.

10/10

Where can I buy or download this one?

http://www.amazon.com/Deadpool-Merc-Mouth-Victor-Gischler/dp/0785145346/ref=sr_1_11?ie=UTF8&qid=1356062441&sr=8-11&keywords=Deadpool

The price might be a bit too high, but its worth if you're a Deadpool fan or just a Marvel fan in general. Hell, I'm sure if you love The Avengers movie you'll like this too since both have a lot of humor and appearances from other Marvel characters. Also the comic scans you see on the internet never look as good as looking through the pages inperson.

I'll probably buy it later on, but for now I just dled it and put it on my phone. Will report back once read!

Deadpool Volume 1 (2011)

After the invasion of the Skrulls, Deadpool sets out to get his money back from Norman Osborn. But with Norman Osborn now leader of S.H.I.E.L.D. (now renamed H.A.M.M.E.R.) and head of Avengers Tower (formally know as Stark Tower), taking him down won't be easy as he hires the Thunderbolts and Bullseye to finally take care of Deadpool once and for all.

8/10

Deadpool: Merc With a Mouth

10/10

Lol'd hard as hell. Got addicted to the damn thing.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Movie (comic book adaptation)

It's basically a straight up page by page adaptation of the original film. Only done in the black and white style of the comic books. Worth a read if you're a turtles fan. But you're not really missing anything if you already saw the film.

6/10

Chew Volumes 1 - fucking hilarious and absolutely great 9/10
Saga Volumes 1 - My god.... 10/10
JSA Vol 1 - it has Wildcat 8/10

Tempest Fugit 1-5







A very unique and odd Hulk story arc involving being stranded on an odd island with familiar faces like Gray hulk, Wolverine and General Thaddeus Ross. Hulk/Banner tries to survive and protect two other people whose lives are also endangered. Throughout the storyline there is a subplot of what are seemingly flashbacks of Banner's young life as a kid in school, feeling isolated and being attacked by bullies and even ignored by the girl he tried to help out. It shows how Hulk is his "imaginary" alter-ego, how Hulk is like is only friend and tries to persuade him to blow up the school and "smash" those that shunned him. The story is somewhat clever but not really wrapped up that well at the end. It may prove to be confusing to some even at its resolution. However it is compelling from start to finish, and those that are more well-read will notice the parallelism with The Tempest by Shakespeare.
Lastly, the artwork is really nice. Definitely some of the best I have seen throughout the Incredible Hulk's life. Particularly the front covers, hence why I used the text-less versions to show you here.

Red Lanterns issue 21 & 22 - my sig explains all
9/10

Orion wrote:

Chew Volumes 1 - fucking hilarious and absolutely great 9/10
Saga Volumes 1 - My god.... 10/10
JSA Vol 1 - it has Wildcat 8/10

Your copy of Saga arrived already? Or did you just read a digital copy? Cheap cunt.

Yeah i bought the issues digitally, going to buy the actual volume though, need that glorious art in my hands

Oh btw, check this out, funniest comic book i've ever read, it's MARVEL as well
http://www.bookdepository.co.uk/Nextwave-Ultimate-Collection-Warren-Ellis/9780785144618

Cool. It's so much more satisfying to have the physical copy.
One day you will have a bookshelf as good as mine.


And no thanks, that doesn't look like my kind of thing.

I need to get one'a dem fancy student loan doo hickeys

Ultimate Spider-Man: Power & Responsibility #1 - 5 = 8.5/10

While - So far - it is essentially the same old, redundant origin story, there are a few twists and turns that shape things up to a different direction. One including a different process to becoming spider-man (That I won't spoil), and another that shapes up the characters and their introductions differently. Though, my order arrived late-last night, so I haven't really been able to read any more issues than this one, so I can't go into too much detail either. Still, overall, I enjoyed it, but it wasn't THAT great. Don't get me wrong: It is good, but not great. 

I'll give it another try a bit later, though.

Orion wrote:

I need to get one'a dem fancy student loan doo hickeys

Or a job

The first few issues are expected to be slow, it is the first of the whole Ultimate Universe, so these issues essentially have the responsibility of shaping the New Marvel Universe.

The Dark Knight Returns (1986)

I like it. Didn't exactly love it though. For its time I can see why this was easy for people to swallow, but the story is kinda dated by today's standards. Also I'm not a big fan of Frank Miller's storytelling or art style. Never have been. Not saying It's bad or anything, but everything he does feels so uneven to me. If you go into thinking this is Frank Miller's Batman and not mainstream Batman, then you can enjoy it a lot more.

7/10

Year One is better.
My all time favourite Batman comic will always be this

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Batman-And-Robin-Vol-Reborn/dp/1401229875/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid=1378568821&sr=8-5&keywords=batman+and+robin

volumes 2 and 3 are also fucking amazing

But it has no Bruce Wayne though.

Mecha wrote:

But it has no Bruce Wayne though.

Yes, and thats what made it better. Bruce has never had as great interaction with any Robin as Dick and Damian did, they were the best duo ever. It was new fresh and exciting. Also this

I've never enjoyed a Batman comic as this far too short lived series, i would even be willing to kiss some gross chick like ccp for it to return.