weeklycrisis.com - 6/4/2009
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I want to offer up a big thank you to everyone who checked out the Comic Book Power Rankings last week on the first post at the Weekly Crisis. Kirk, Eric, and Matt have made me feel extremely welcome here and I think that I got off to a great start with last week’s reviews. This week, I’ll ...
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Seaguy: Slaves of Mickey Eye #3 (of 3)
I know my mind is broken and all, but...
isn't that one hell of a Chris Ware pose Mom is striking up there? Jesus Christ I love that. Last time around , reader Moose N. Squirrel suggested I wasn't doing this ...
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Wish I'd read 'em in this order.
weeklycrisis.com - 6/4/2009
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Welcome to another review filled edition of the
Weekly Crisis Comic Book Reviews ! The talk of...
the town this week is Batman and Robin and for good reason. It's easily the Batman version of All Star Superman in my eyes, but probably suffers from the in-continuity nature of main DC Universe. On ...
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Weekly Crisis Comic Book Reviews for 06/03/09
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Batman & Robin #1 Batman and Robin #1
by Grant Morrison and Frank Quitely DC Comics, 32...
pages, $2.99. See, this is how it should have been from the start. Much was made when Grant Morrison took over the writing reins for Batman, ...
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Robot reviews: Batman & Robin #1
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... Ryan the Iowan's Comic Book Power Rankings for 06/03/09 06. The Boys #31 - by Ryan Schrodt 05. Mighty Avengers #25 - by Ryan Schrodt 04. Amazing Spider-Man #596 - by Ryan Schrodt 03. Batman and Robin #1 - by Ryan Schrodt ...
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