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Twitter Reviews: The Defenders, Jungle Journal, Lucky Luke, Conan, Betsy & Me, Dejah Thoris, Tundra
I review comics on Twitter at twitter.com/johnsimcoe. Here are the January 2012 reviews! 
The Legend of the Shield No. 2 (1991): Relevant exploration of Gulf War-era POWs. If another Shield comic is due, they should set it in 91.
The Butcher No. 4 (1990): It's funny how a writer in the letter column says he's a character for the 1990s. Who's the Butcher again?
Advanced Dungeons & Dragons No. 1 (1988): DC's D&D comic seems like the creators never played the game or even had a copy of the rules.
The Jungle Journal (2009): Monkeys mowing lawns, elephants playing soccer, butterflies with an attitude. If that seems fun, you'll like this.
Villains and Vigilantes No. 1 (1986): A comic/RPG tie-in that has a decent but oddly generic personality to it and serviceable art.
Warlord of Mars Dejah Thoris No. 8-9 (2011): Great good-girl art and a decent story pulls you along. A fun comic.
Tundra: The Next Degeneration (2011): Chad Carpenter works wonders with his talking animals and snowmen. A comic strip for everyone.
The Defenders No. 1 (2012): The core team plus a few newbies made for an interesting group. Plus you can't go wrong with Fraction & Dodson.
Savage Sword of Conan No. 67 (1981): The second feature here is actually better than Conan's. It had art by Baron Yoshimoto of Japan. Neat!
Betsy & Me (2007): A look at Jack Cole's final work before his suicide is benign, but the opening essay is very intriguing.
Lucky Luke No. 11 — Western Circus (1970): Cowboy adopts a circus, bounty is posted on an elephant, indians adopt clowny warpaint. Cool.
The Legend of the Shield No. 2 (1991): Relevant exploration of Gulf War-era POWs. If another Shield comic is due, they should set it in 91.
The Butcher No. 4 (1990): It's funny how a writer in the letter column says he's a character for the 1990s. Who's the Butcher again?
Advanced Dungeons & Dragons No. 1 (1988): DC's D&D comic seems like the creators never played the game or even had a copy of the rules.
The Jungle Journal (2009): Monkeys mowing lawns, elephants playing soccer, butterflies with an attitude. If that seems fun, you'll like this.
Villains and Vigilantes No. 1 (1986): A comic/RPG tie-in that has a decent but oddly generic personality to it and serviceable art.
Warlord of Mars Dejah Thoris No. 8-9 (2011): Great good-girl art and a decent story pulls you along. A fun comic.
Tundra: The Next Degeneration (2011): Chad Carpenter works wonders with his talking animals and snowmen. A comic strip for everyone.
The Defenders No. 1 (2012): The core team plus a few newbies made for an interesting group. Plus you can't go wrong with Fraction & Dodson.
Savage Sword of Conan No. 67 (1981): The second feature here is actually better than Conan's. It had art by Baron Yoshimoto of Japan. Neat!
Betsy & Me (2007): A look at Jack Cole's final work before his suicide is benign, but the opening essay is very intriguing.
Lucky Luke No. 11 — Western Circus (1970): Cowboy adopts a circus, bounty is posted on an elephant, indians adopt clowny warpaint. Cool.
Posted by Comics on the Brain at 2/8/2012 12:55 PM 
Categories: Comics:The 1970s:Mini Reviews:The 1990s:New in 2012:The 1980s
Tags: John Carter Dejah Thoris Villains and Vigilanties Jungle Journal The Butcher The Legend of the Shield Twitter
Categories: Comics:The 1970s:Mini Reviews:The 1990s:New in 2012:The 1980s
Tags: John Carter Dejah Thoris Villains and Vigilanties Jungle Journal The Butcher The Legend of the Shield Twitter
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