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The P.O.W - 12/16/20 - RORSCHACH #1 / POST AMERICANA #1 / TASKMASTER #2
PICKS OF THE WEEK – Dec. 16, 2020:
- RORSCHACH #3: Tom king knocks another one out to the park with the best issue yet of this sequel series to one of the greatest comic books ever, and so far, he’s living up to the already staggering expectations. This issue focuses on ‘The Kid’ one of the two would be presidential assassins’ backstory as we see how a mind can be molded for madness and how insidious influence can lead to awful action all in the name of righteousness. What’s so great about this issue is how timely and profound its message is towards the political landscape we find ourselves in today. This issue and story is terrifyingly relevant to show the depths people will fall into conspiracies and how these lies will consume and take everything from them, as they will happily give over their lives with a smile. Jorge Fornes’ art keeps stride and pace with king’s writing with each panel and uses Watchmen’s iconic nine panel grid effectively for a satisfyingly tragic ending to a spectacular issue. Like title this series shifts your perception to what it means to believe in something, and with each issue you believe that King is the absolute right man for the job for such a titanic undertaking, and good god, does it live up to the hype.
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- POST AMERICANA #1: One-part the Mike Judge masterpiece “Idiocracy” mixed with one-part John Carpenter’s “Escape from New York” and a dash of Total Recall and you’ve got the gist of this bombastic bombshell of a comic book from Writer Steve Skroce and Artist Dave Stewart. After the collapse of society, Humanity, or the top tier of it, are forced to rebuild underground. Naturally human foibles and greed take over and plans don’t go the way their supposed to as a group of rag tag rebels take out the corrupt new government to start anew above ground. What they find though is more twisted and terrifying than they could’ve imagined. The story rock and rolls along but Dave Stewart’s Art is what truly transcends in this series. It is gruesome, graphic and absolutely beautiful in a grossly good way. If ‘the worst is yet to come’ has been your mantra for the recent past then this is the series to look forward to in getting through your dark days.
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- TASKMASTER #2: For his second job helping Nick fury Taskmaster is, well... tasked with taking out one of the strongest people in the Marvel universe, a man of super strength, speed and stamina, Hyperion. With a little nod to your favorite Wednesday ritual and packed with bone breaking tension writer Jed MacKay and artist Alessandro Vitti throw down the gauntlet and lay the pain into the masked mercenary with little mercy. When a recon mission to take out Fury’s former friend, Phil Coulson, goes wrong he calls in the big guns with Squadron Supreme’s Hyperion answering the call faster than a speeding bullet. Mackay knows how to plot an action issue very well with the break out first issue and continues to give the smack downs with this lopsided standoff. Taskmaster won’t give up on his mark though, no matter the odds and that’s what makes this issue so fun. Seeing him pull out everything in his bags of tricks, while keeping his wits about him, to a take down a titan he stands no chance against is sight to behold. Vitti’s pencils and details are fast and fluid as arrows, as bombs and fists start flying and Hyperion lays into the hurt. This book is just plain fun no matter how brutal it gets. For a funny anti-hero that will never back down, Marvel has done it again with this super series and hopefully raises Taskmaster’s profile to be a major player going forward on earth 616.
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December 16, 2020
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The P.O.W - 11/18/20 - RORSCHACH #2 / SYMBIOTE SPIDER-MAN: KING IN BLACK #1 / THE RECOUNT #1
PICKS OF THE WEEK – Nov. 18, 2020:
- RORSCHACH #2: Tom King and Jorge Fornes deliver the goods in the second issue of this Watchmen double sequel you never knew you wanted. The issue is a slow burn as Tom King likes to really draw out his stories and pack a lot of text and tension into an issue. The beauty of this story though is there is a pay off at the end. The issue delves deeper in the life of Wil Myerson, the reclusive pirate comic artist, as our head investigator tracks down his apartment and gets a glimpse into his life, and where Rorschach may have first struck before his ultimately demise. Fornes’ art holds the weight of the issue with terse movements and moments for characters to an incredible scope of scale from the issue’s beginning to end. King seems to have a grasp on the story telling both Alan Moore and the writers on the Watchmen show under the steady hand of Damon Lindeloff got right which is everything means something and even in the smallest idiosyncratic scenes King stokes the simmer of the stories’ fire and brings it to boil. Hopefully, the payoff will be worth it as King continues to dive deep into a commentary of the life blood of comics and what it does to society and the individual over time.
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- SYMBIOTE SPIDER-MAN: KING IN BLACK #1: This issue, kicking off the whole line of King in Black stories, does not disappoint in the slightest with the talented workings of writer Peter David and Greg Land. The issue follows multiple viewpoints, from Peter Parker still rocking the black suit from the eighties, all the way to the Moon as we find Uatu the Watcher meeting up with one of Marvel’s most dangerous villains as something heavy, dark, and pendulous is coming and ready to bind them together. This story is pulled in a bunch of vastly different directions but David makes it work so swimmingly, and with the help of Greg Land’s art the issue goes off without a hitch. Simply put this is what so many comics strive for, just a fun issue with a lot of twists and turns that give you your money’s worth of big action entertainment and super heroics. This event looks like it’s going to be a big one and it seems the minds at Marvel are taking it stride having as much fun as possible bringing you straight up super hero satisfaction the only way the house of ideas knows how.
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- RECOUNT #1: For a such a tumultuous time as the present in the USA, this new series from Scout Comics is not for the faint of heart or politically disinterested. This series is unapologetic in its views of how the world is turning towards violence and extremism, where we seem to be the razors edge of a flash point in American History. Parts the purge, 24, The West Wing and any of the 24-hour news channels, this story shows us the darker side of giving into mob rule and what happens when the power structures in our society are uprooted at the highest level when people feel disenfranchised by the system those powers helped perpetuate. The title is timely enough and Writer Jonathan Hedrick is unafraid to give you a nightmare we all may have in the back of our minds these days. Gabriel Ibarra-Nunez does a great job with art and layouts and builds the tension very nicely with how the issue plays out. This book is also for sure only for mature readers, if the current climate is a lot right now maybe skip this one for another time, but if you want to stare down your fears give this a shot.
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November 18, 2020
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The P.O.W - 10/14/20 - RORSCHACH #1 / DARTH VADER #6 / NATIONAL ANTHEM #1
PICKS OF THE WEEK – Oct. 14, 2020:
- RORSCHACH #1: The clock ticks closer to midnight as DC launches us back into the Watchmen universe with a stunning new series by modern superstar writer Tom King and artist Jorge Fornes. Picking up in 2020 during the campaign of a perilous presidential election in the Warchmen world, Rorscach, or a person posing as him, and an accomplice are murdered before an assignation attempt can be executed and thus begins the investigation as to who these costumed crazies are and why they were inches away from causing preposterous political pain and panic. This issue is all set up for what is sure to be a bigger plot coming to light over the story’s length as Tom King begins laying the breadcrumbs and introducing us to the power players and plot pieces. What’s interesting is he uses a well-known comic creator as his allegorical device for moving a main character forward which makes this series’ commentary on the Comic’s industry ever more intriguing in light and step with the original source material. Jorge Fornes’ art works well with Tom’s story with a subdued, refined quality that combines Dave Gibbons like realism with Chris Samnee-esque style. This is a pick-up for fans of the original series, the TV show, or anyone looking to sink their teeth into a murder mystery that’s going down the rabbit hole of comics and conspiracies.
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- DARTH VADER #6: This Issue hurts…a lot. Greg Pak has been knocking it out of the park with his take on the deadliest person in the galaxy and this issue turns it all up to 11 with surprises and action to boot. Vader’s actions have consequences in the eyes of the Emperor for his excursion to Padme’s tomb, and Palpatine has looks to snuff out what ever light is left in his apprentice by any means necessary. Pak shows you the scenes you’ve always wanted to see in the movies and goes to great lengths to challenge Vader in ways you never thought he’d rise from. He is beaten and battered as Palpatine teaches him a lesson and the excruciating torture is highlighted by Raffaele Ienco’s art as he captures the motion, madness and power of the dark side of the force. This next arc is shaping up to be something legendary, pushing Vader to his limits with a surprise on the last page with a character you instantly want to see get his own spin-off book. For fans of Star Wars this is must buy because it’s only going to get crazier from here on out.
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- NATIONAL ANTHEM #1: Peter Milligram and the Fabulous Killjoys are back in a sequel/prequel fleshing out the backstories for the fashionable fighters raging against the malignity of mindlessness. Gerard Way and Shaun Simon have created something really special with this new series, combining a Grant Morrison style weirdness and complexity against a very personal and human story that builds on time and tension. They flesh out a dystopia and shows the consequences of fighting against and resigning to its inescapable grasp. The real show stopper of this issue is the artist/colorist combo of Leonardno Romero and Jordie Bellaire that makes this little number sing like an emo power ballad that would rival Gerard’s musical past. This issue pumps and thumps as it goes from high energy engagements to somber seconds questioning everything. Pick this up for fans of the Umbrella Academy, the original Fabulous Killjoys or for a shot of pop art punk rock done in the most amazing fashion, because this series is shaping up to be glorious B-side and not a one hit wonder.
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October 14, 2020
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