Twitter Reviews: Sonic Universe, Captain Atom, Hawk & Dove, Umbrella Academy, Iron Man, The Sword

I review comics on Twitter at twitter.com/johnsimcoe. Here are the November 2011 reviews!

Sonic Universe No. 33 (2011): Must rave about Tracey Yardley!'s artwork. RAVE! Just wonderful stuff ... and a story that's easy to follow.

Captain Atom No. 2 (2011): The kind of comic I dig — where the hero learns about his powers along with us. Wonderful art as well.

Captain Atom No. 3 (2011): The Flash visits to test our heroes mettle, and then a nuclear bomb goes off. Nice first impression! Love the art.

The Sword: Vol. 1 - Fire (2008): Another tantalizing tale from The Luna Brothers. I am always impressed by these guys' art and storytelling.

The Umbrella Academy - Apocalypse Suite (2008): There are a veritable ton of intriguing ideas in this comic. That's enough for me to like it.

Hawk & Dove No. 3 (2011): I gotta say, that was a really exciting issue. Intriguing hints about being an avatar and people using knives.

Detective Comics No. 616 (1990): An interesting effort as Batman battles a demonic entity. I liked this quite a bit in spite of Breyfogle.

Invincible Iron Man No. 110 (1978): The Rigellians come down hard on Iron Man and Jack of Hearts. Best part? Two double-page spreads!

Scary Godmother Halloween (2011): There was a great joke about Mr. Bones that made me like this entire issue. Good job, Jill Thompson!

Casper's Scare School & Strawberry Shortcake Halloween (2011): A kids comic all the way, and probably just what they want to read.

Fraggle Rock Halloween One-Shot (2011): I tend to like the doozers far more than the Fraggles. Is that wrong?

Posted by Comics on the Brain at 11/30/2011 9:55 AM
Categories: Comics:Mini Reviews:New in 2008:New in 2011
Tags: Hawk and Dove Iron Man Sonic Universe Fraggle Rock Captain Atom Umbrella Academy The Sword Detective Comics
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