Just curious, as the Skottie Young art is very appealing.
Major Spoilers Podcast #153: The Variants Creators Stop By
This issue: Stephen talks it up with the creators of The Variants, a live action web comic that puts you on the other side of the counter of your favorite comic shop.
Critical Hit #22: How the other half live – Part 3
What happens to those four following their major battle in the keep? Will the Monsters of the Void devour the envoy, or will they make their escape and warn their tribes?
Review: The Flash – Rebirth #5 (of 6)
Resurrections aplenty, revelations galore... But will this be the issue that converts Matthew to Barry's role as "The One, True Flash?"
Major Spoilers Adventures #18: Back Words
Matthew attempts to be clever and it ends up backfiring on him in this week's Major Spoilers Adventures.
Review: Dr. Horrible
From the moment Dr. Horrible’s Sing-Along Blog hit the intardwebz, fans of musical comedies, with a superhero hook have been in seventh heaven. While there have been a couple of attempts to tell a Dr. Horrible origin story, the official take on the villain’s past can only be found in the pages of Dr. Horrible #1 from Dark Horse Comics.
Review: Disney Christmas Classics
Get into the Christmas Spirit with the latest from Boom Kids’ Disney Christmas Classics hardcover collection! From the classics of yester year to a few newer offerings, Mickey and the gang celebrate Christmas as only Disney can!
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I picked it up. I got the first series, mostly because of the art. I haven’t read it yet, partly because I don’t have time, and partly because its not that high on my read list. But what I have looked through, the art is awesome. It is a nice rendition of the story and I love the style for each character. I’m looking forward to reading it, and eventually, reading this series as well.
Skottie Young’s work on the covers of the last couple of issues of Cable & Deadpool were memorable…sniff…sniff…
I read it. I had picked up the first 8 from the last series, and got them signed by Skottie at the WIndyCity Comicon. My comic shop, being the forward thinking guys they are, threw this in my pull box for this week, knowing I would gladly take this series too. And I loved it. The art is good, but I love how the writing stays true to that classic fairy tale style dialouge.
P.S., it never ceases to blow my mind how much my comic shop guy sounds like Stephen.
Anyone else notice the Mickey Mouse hot-air balloon?