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Weeping Congorilla on JUSTICE LEAGUE: CRY FOR JUSTICE #1
Weeping Congorilla on JUSTICE LEAGUE: CRY FOR JUSTICE #1
Smart-ass comic reviews, and comics retailing intelligence, by Brian Hibbs, owner of San Francisco's Comix Experience. And friends! RSS Feed Advertise With Us! Critic Monitor Board: Sean T. Collins Chris Eckert Brian Hibbs Dick Hyacinth  ...
I Don't Want - - Justice!
savagecritic.com — JUSTICE LEAGUE: CRY FOR JUSTICE #1 really is very Jeph Loeb, isn't it?I mean, I'm not just talking about the tendency to emphasize words in an unexpected and unrealistic manner - Although, come on; parts of the dialogue here read as if James Robinson ... (more) I Don't Want - - Justice!
Cry For Justice: The Remixes
Cry For Justice: The Remixes
geniusboyfiremelon.blogspot.com — Believe it or not, I don't exactly agree with Doug Zawisza's baffling five-star review of "Justice League: Cry for Justice" #1. But I do agree with THIS . And THIS . "Cry for Justice," indeed. James Robinson may not live this one down. (more) Cry For Justice: The Remixes
Not that there's Anything Wrong with that...
savagecritic.com — Damn, everyone already spoiled my best joke -- yes, indeed, the logo really DOES look like "Justice League: Gay For Justice"Plus, it has the Mikaal Starman (Gay), Batwoman [soon] (Gay), Congorilla (Maybe not officially, but compared to some of what I ... (more) Not that there's Anything Wrong with that...

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Weekly Haul: July 1st
Every Day Is Like Wednesday — ... There’s some actual crying-crying, when Congorilla cries over the bodies of the score of dead mountain gorillas he lived with, because really, what other motivation does a giant golden gorilla have for being a superhero other than the slaughter of his loved ones? (Please go see Douglas Wolk now). ...

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Blog@Newsarama — ... this summer, but a half dirty-dozen of ‘em showed up to review JL:CFJ, on the week of the Fourth of July holiday. The comic doesn’t fare too well, but it was honestly pretty fascinating to see the various strategies employed to criticize it. Douglas Wolk was first out the gate with an elegant single doctored-image allusion review (sinle allusion reviews really aren’t something you see every day), ...

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Comics Should Be Good! @ Comic Book Resources — Bad comics come and go and are usually forgotten by the next week, because there’s another bad comic or two coming out soon enough. HILARIOUSLY bad comics, however, like a certain comic featuring Oliver Queen weirdly declaring his undying love for a guy who once destroyed the universe and then blamed an giant bug for it, are classic, because they inspire … Photoshopping! First, there’s Douglas Wolk’s excellent Promethea homage. Next, Caleb realizes that if Hal is quoting Glenn Danzig, the book makes a lot more sense. Finally, ...

Sunday Brunch: 7/5/08
Comics Should Be Good! @ Comic Book Resources — ... WHILE MY GORILLA GENTLY WEEPS: Douglas Wolk condenses a review of Justice League: Cry for Justice #1 into one beautiful panel, and introduces us to Weeping Congorilla at the same time. ...

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