Showing posts with label Greg Pak. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Greg Pak. Show all posts
Tuesday, November 29, 2011
Greg Pak Talks X-Men Making Out, Dead Man's Run
Coming off his near 5-year run on The Incredible Hulk, the amazing Greg Pak takes on the Astonishing X-Men. Before his run has even started, the teaser image for his first issue has already set the internet ablaze with buzz: it features punk Storm locking lips with Cyclops. We try and pull some answers about what the heck that is about along with some more details about the book. Read the whole interview at Broken Frontier!
Thursday, June 16, 2011
See my reviews of Alpha Flight #1 and Supergirl #1 on Broken Frontier!
Alpha Flight #1
The issue has enough characters and action that it is set to burst, but that doesn’t stop it from forming a cohesive story that proves to be the best Fear Itself tie-in so far. Keep reading at Broken Frontier!
Supergirl #65
Supergirl goes undercover Never Been Kissed-style in order to help Lois Lane discover why several intelligent teenagers have disappeared. While the supporting characters shine with interesting personalities, the titular heroine’s behavior feels inconsistent. Keep reading at Broken Frontier!
The issue has enough characters and action that it is set to burst, but that doesn’t stop it from forming a cohesive story that proves to be the best Fear Itself tie-in so far. Keep reading at Broken Frontier!
Supergirl #65
Supergirl goes undercover Never Been Kissed-style in order to help Lois Lane discover why several intelligent teenagers have disappeared. While the supporting characters shine with interesting personalities, the titular heroine’s behavior feels inconsistent. Keep reading at Broken Frontier!
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