The Rule of Death By Daniel Merlin Goodbrey & Douglas Noble.
More blasts from the past this week, as Murphy gets a visit from some old friends. Well, not quite friends.
This Week’s Reads
January 3rd, 2010
Well, as you can see from the list below, This week I put up almost nothing but JLA reviews over at I Read Your Comic. In future I’ll try and give each week a nice throughline of content, at least until I start running out of material!
JLA: American Dreams – “…all the hallmarks of a modern classic.”
JLA: Rock of Ages – “Perhaps darkest in the series, this is also most inventive…”
JLA: Strength in Numbers – “…only half written by Morrison and his touch is sorely missed…”
JLA: Justice For All – “Highlights include the shaving of the Shaggy Man…”
JLA: World War III – “…sees all previous threats rendered pitiful by comparison.”
Totems – “Strictly for completists.”
The Adventures of Luther Arkwright – “…one of the most influential British comics ever written.”
The Dreams of Secret Cinema: Lift to the Scaffold
January 7th, 2010
Twenty-First of a series at The Sequential. What’s it all about?
The Rule of Death 9.19: A Shared Look
January 8th, 2010
The Rule of Death By Daniel Merlin Goodbrey & Douglas Noble.
When brothers share a moments it’s always sweet. Except in this case.
Sightings of Wallace Sendek: Rain and Whispers
January 9th, 2010
The Sequential has updated with the eleventh page of Sean Azzopardi and I’s strange story, Sightings of Wallace Sendek. This time, on the road to nowhere.
Always Reading More
January 10th, 2010
Not much in the way of a theme this week at I Read Your Comic, unless you count the two radically different takes on the Pilot of the Future that the weekend has brought. Next week, things should look a little more cohesive.
Heart of Empire – “…sharp and satirical”
I Never Liked You – “Thoroughly compelling.”
Like a Velvet Glove Cast In Iron – “Incredible, indescribable”
Swamp Thing: Dark Genesis – “…punctuated by moments of genuine eerieness”
Space Dog – “Sweet, wordless story”
Dan Dare, Pilot of The Future – The Man from Nowhere Volume One – “Sterling science fiction adventure”
Dare – “…capturing the crumbling grandeur of futurist architecture.”
Sightings of Wallace Sendek: Down the Pub
January 12th, 2010
The Sequential has updated with the twelfth page of Sean Azzopardi and I’s strange story, Sightings of Wallace Sendek. This time, down the local boozer.
