It’s 2010, there’s no way the old A-Team of the 80s is going to keep anyone’s interest for more than a few minutes (unless someone mashes up the theme song with Star Wars and puts it on YouTube that is). Enter the new A-Team. Yes, the names are still the same, but the faces and action, are completely different.
More fun and games in Week 34 of Major Spoilers Adventures: ...But Let's See Some ID
A great philosopher once said, "Nobody ever lends money to a man with a sense of humor." Matthew's broke, my friends, make no doubt about it.
Hello my fellow Major Spoilerites! Today, in the Comic Casting Couch #5, we return to the DC Universe of characters to make one of the most under-appreciated and much maligned characters into a big screen sensation: This Is Wild Dog!
He was dead, then alive, then dead, then alive. Tom Tresser, aka Nemesis, continues his battle against The Council in the first of four issues by Ivan Brandon and company. Does this new mini-series give the definite interpretation of Nemesis? Read on to find out…
Street Fighter Legends is a way to take a character (usually female) and tell a unique tale that isn’t bound as tightly by the mythology of the games. While still in continuity with the core title, Street Fighter Legends is usually a lighter hearted and funny tale. This is Street Fighter’s third installment of their Legends series featuring the character Ibuki from Street Fighter III. Previous stories with the characters Sakura (Street Fighter Alpha) and Chun-Li (Street Fighter II) are currently available in paperback.
We’ll kick the morning off with the final promo bit from Marvel hyping the coming Fantastic Four #570. This time with the John Cassaday sketch variant.
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Maaan… why is Reed Richards no rough-and-tumble scientist-beefcake on this cover?
Cassaday sucks.
CASSADAY DOES NOT SUCK!! Rough-and-tumble scientist-beefcake Reed Richards does suck, but he is not so much like that in this cover.
We may not have rough-and-tumble scientist Reed, but we do have amorphous-blob Thing.
Teeheehee… relax, DrNerdo.
I like John Cassaday, his work on Astonishing X-men was awesome.
This cover is meh but the only FF I’ve ever read minus the big crossovers was UFF through issue 30-something.
BUT I’m like campaigner. JC was all sorts of awesome on Astonishing X-Men.
Waaaay better than the other one. This has a very cool style. Almost Quitely-esque.
Ladies and gentlemen, you read it here first – a Major Spoilers Exclusive. Marvel’s brand new series, “Reed Richards: Stilt Man #1″ will hit the shelves September 1.
No, this isn’t “Quitely-esque” (unless you count the hatchet job on the Thing: He’s made of rock, not jello), because I actually find it a fairly decent bit of artwork. No, that’s not “Quitely sucks”. It’s “my tastes don’t like his art and my tastes like this, so I gotta say there’s little resemblance”. :)
I do not like these faces…Sue looks like White Queen and the thing looks Hulk-ish…and do not get me started on Reed. Everything else design-wise i can take or leave, the art itself though is pretty good.
Wow…who knew a couple of Fantastic Four covers would incite so many passionate comments?
I wouldn’t say thing looks Hulkish, necessarily. I think he looks more like a smaller, rockier version of the Insectasaurus from Monsters vs. Aliens.