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July 9, 2015
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1872 #1 (Marvel Comics)

Really good writing and a great premise for 1872., Marvel needs more westerns I think. pic.twitter.com/hGqnGTeLVW

— Aaron Meyers (@AaronMeyers) July 9, 2015


1872 was excellent. I loved the old-timey western versions of characters. Great, expressive art. pic.twitter.com/B3MoLeTI1b

— James Kaplan (@sinisterjhk) July 9, 2015


1872 issue 1 is a fun western involving several major characters… And bullseye. I'm pretty stoked for issue 2 because he's in it. #ncbd

— Comical Podcast (@ComicalPodcast) July 8, 2015

AGE OF APOCALYPSE #1 (Marvel Comics)

Reading the Age of Apocalype Tie-In feels just like the first time I read the AoA crossover, but better. It's very good. #ncbd #comics

— Comical Podcast (@ComicalPodcast) July 8, 2015

ALL STAR SECTION 8 #2 (DC Comics)

Section 8 is still fun fun fun. Its exactly what I hoped it would be. pic.twitter.com/WdmO6eAZxp

— Aaron Meyers (@AaronMeyers) July 8, 2015

AMAZING SPIDER-MAN RENEW YOUR VOWS #2 (Marvel Comics)

The art for renew your vows was much better in issue 2. This was a very good read. pic.twitter.com/BaEuuQ4L1u

— Aaron Meyers (@AaronMeyers) July 9, 2015


Amazing Spider-Man: Renew Your Vows 2 is simply amazing. Secret Wars may be Marvel's best crossover ever. It's def the best in 10 yrs. #ncbd

— Comical Podcast (@ComicalPodcast) July 8, 2015

ARCHIE #1 (Archie Comics)

Im not sure what I was expecting from Archie #1. Looks great. Im going to give it a few more issues. pic.twitter.com/IUbYWshaYd

— Aaron Meyers (@AaronMeyers) July 8, 2015


ARCHIE #1: It's another Wordy Waid book, didn't feel like it had a strong enough hook for me to come back.

— Justin Giampaoli (@ThirteenMinutes) July 8, 2015


Archie was a delight, and a beautiful looking book. Sweet and good natured and funny. But missing zombies. pic.twitter.com/NHcDvgJ4ZI

— James Kaplan (@sinisterjhk) July 9, 2015


I've never for about Archie, until today. Now I'm hooked for at least this arc thanks to Waid and Staples.

— Dan Gehen (@gehendj) July 8, 2015

BATMAN #42 (DC Comics)

I like Batman still, the art is amazing. This story and its compression isnt my favorite. Still good though. pic.twitter.com/rOP1d0vExO

— Aaron Meyers (@AaronMeyers) July 8, 2015


Batman was a lot of fun. This new direction has brought new life to the book. As always the art is fantastic. pic.twitter.com/NPXCyATdXV

— James Kaplan (@sinisterjhk) July 9, 2015


Batman 42 is really good. That last page got me really excited. #ncbd #comics

— Comical Podcast (@ComicalPodcast) July 8, 2015


Batman #42 is exactly what I want from superhero comics. Spectacular.

— Chase Magnett (@ReverendMagnett) July 8, 2015

BIG MAN PLANS #4 (Image Comics)

Big Man Plans was maybe the most brutal comic series ive read. Maybe ever? And so good too. pic.twitter.com/VsUrvHgW9S

— Aaron Meyers (@AaronMeyers) July 8, 2015

BLACK SCIENCE #16 (Image Comics)

Black Science never fails to keep you hooked from page one to page last. I love this series. pic.twitter.com/w8DyZte8XF

— Aaron Meyers (@AaronMeyers) July 8, 2015


Black Science is so good. Issue 16 is amazing. I don't want to wait until November for more! #ncbd #comics

— Comical Podcast (@ComicalPodcast) July 8, 2015

BLOODSHOT REBORN #4 (Valiant Entertainment)

Bloodshot Reborn has been a great gory read. a deeper story than you would expect from a title like this. pic.twitter.com/fnu8YWqyOY

— Aaron Meyers (@AaronMeyers) July 8, 2015


Bloodshot Reborn #4 might be the best comic I've read this week, or at least the most ominous.

— Dan Gehen (@gehendj) July 8, 2015

BLOODSTRIKE #1 (Image Comics)

I read every single page of Bloodstrike. Bloodstrike was a comic I read. Its published by Image Comics. pic.twitter.com/f7fHxmHzzR

— Aaron Meyers (@AaronMeyers) July 8, 2015


I love the way this arrow is positioned in Bloodstrike #1. pic.twitter.com/kdh5PsDoI3

— Justin Giampaoli (@ThirteenMinutes) July 7, 2015


Future Historians: This is a comic book, circa 2015. pic.twitter.com/dsdOtrCXDu

— Justin Giampaoli (@ThirteenMinutes) July 7, 2015


I like the way the hand envelops the gun, like an old tree growing around an abandoned bicycle. pic.twitter.com/L84hjvoylr

— Justin Giampaoli (@ThirteenMinutes) July 7, 2015


Bloodstrike 1 has a few original moments in it, but mostly it's still a knockoff of other established characters.At least it's bloody! #ncbd

— Comical Podcast (@ComicalPodcast) July 8, 2015

CHEER UP ONE SHOT (Alternative Press)

Of all the great books I read today, I think Cheer Up might be my favorite. pic.twitter.com/nFpTZQ1ztz

— Aaron Meyers (@AaronMeyers) July 9, 2015

CIVIL WAR #1 (Marvel Comics)

Civil War #1 was awesome. One of the few $5 marvel books I feel I got my moneys worth on. pic.twitter.com/LC0Ar0I5EX

— Aaron Meyers (@AaronMeyers) July 8, 2015


Ok I think Civil War might be my favorite Secret Wars tie-in yet. So tense, and the Yu art was fantastic. pic.twitter.com/6NV43OlRjE

— James Kaplan (@sinisterjhk) July 9, 2015


Civil War 1 is a very fascinating and well thought out Secret Wars Tie-In. I thoroughly enjoyed it. #Ncbd #comics

— Comical Podcast (@ComicalPodcast) July 8, 2015

COFFIN HILL #20 (Vertigo Comics)

Coffin Hill 20 is a satisfying end to a very enjoyable series. #ncbd #comics

— Comical Podcast (@ComicalPodcast) July 8, 2015

CONSTANTINE THE HELLBLAZER #2 (DC Comics)

Really enjoying Constantine so far. The art is fantastic. pic.twitter.com/JQ0Ah2HKdj

— Aaron Meyers (@AaronMeyers) July 8, 2015


Constantine the Hellblazer 2 is magnificent. It showcases his flaws and gives a lot of insight into how he views the world. #ncbd #comics

— Comical Podcast (@ComicalPodcast) July 8, 2015


Constantine: The Hellblazer #2 is that pretty girl in the bar that chatters endlessly and never lets you get a word in.

— Ray Sonne (@RaySonne) July 8, 2015


Love the Black Canary nod in Constantine 🙂 pic.twitter.com/II8jhPP3qg

— Katie Scarlett (@KatieScarlett94) July 8, 2015

DASH #3 (Northwest Press)

DASH #3: hehe I love the characters in this series! What a blast to read! pic.twitter.com/qjwnU50S0l

— Kirk (@kirkvanlund) July 9, 2015

DESCENDER #5 (Image Comics)

Descender stressed me out this week! Too many characters in peril! I cant wait for the next issue! pic.twitter.com/Sj9OmZikzF

— Aaron Meyers (@AaronMeyers) July 8, 2015

GHOST RACERS #2 (Marvel Comics)

Ghost Racers is a guilty pleasure. This second issue was pure adrenaline. pic.twitter.com/v52Pt2Dzg8

— Aaron Meyers (@AaronMeyers) July 9, 2015


Ghost Racers 2 is a lot better than I expected it to be. It's a fun read. #ncbd #comics

— Comical Podcast (@ComicalPodcast) July 8, 2015

GOD IS DEAD #38 (Avatar Press)

God is Dead 38 is pretty good, but that backup story (while interesting) had nothing to do with the gods. #ncbd #comics

— Comical Podcast (@ComicalPodcast) July 8, 2015

GOTHAM ACADEMY #8 (DC Comics)

Gotham Academy still as good as ever. pic.twitter.com/nXZ39XsEpX

— Mike Lepine (@lepineisme) July 8, 2015

HARROW COUNTY #3 (Dark Horse Comics)

Im really loving Harrow County. Awesome art and great story telling. Buy this book people! pic.twitter.com/Qbg9QQMUCt

— Aaron Meyers (@AaronMeyers) July 8, 2015


HARROW COUNTY #3: amazing writing & just look at the art…that face, the color, wow pic.twitter.com/7Drh2yPfzL

— Kirk (@kirkvanlund) July 9, 2015


Harrow County 3 is great. Emmy acknowledges what she is and chooses to be good rather than evil. I really love this series. #ncbd #comics

— Comical Podcast (@ComicalPodcast) July 8, 2015

INFERNO #3 (Marvel Comics)

Inferno number three was really great. Loving this series. pic.twitter.com/3diVdEDCHa

— Aaron Meyers (@AaronMeyers) July 9, 2015


Inferno 3 is pretty action packed and has a nice little twist at the end. It's not surprising, just well managed. I liked it! #ncbd #comics

— Comical Podcast (@ComicalPodcast) July 8, 2015

INJECTION #3 (Image Comics)

INJECTION #3: The best Shalvey work to date, Ellis exposes the secret histories of Earth and dares you to keep up.

— Justin Giampaoli (@ThirteenMinutes) July 8, 2015


Injection 3 is really good, but also a challenging story. There's a lot going on and it's not easy to decipher everything. #ncbd #comics

— Comical Podcast (@ComicalPodcast) July 8, 2015


Injection #3 overwhelming: art in a subtle, overtaking sense & writing in a consistent "wtf are they saying?" sense pic.twitter.com/X7Ci2WsQAK

— Ray Sonne (@RaySonne) July 8, 2015

INVADER ZIM #1 (ONI Press)

I had no idea I had this level of nostalgia for Invader Zim. I read this with my oldest son too. We loved it. pic.twitter.com/4jkRUE5TwG

— Aaron Meyers (@AaronMeyers) July 8, 2015


nothing makes me happier than Recap Kid confirming on the second page that Gaz is going to be in the Invader Zim comic i'm about to read

— Ray Sonne (@RaySonne) July 8, 2015


Invader Zim definitely loses something without an audio component & it's not much of a standalone issue for new readers. However, fans of

— Ray Sonne (@RaySonne) July 8, 2015


the show will be pleased to rediscover all the details they had forgotten & probably find it an enjoyable read.

— Ray Sonne (@RaySonne) July 8, 2015

JUSTICE LEAGUE UNITED #11 (DC Comics)

I'm so happy that Jeff Parker's affinity for Mera carried over to Justice League United #11. He's made her a legitimate force in the DCU.

— Dan Gehen (@gehendj) July 8, 2015

LANDO #1 (Marvel Comics)

Not sure how this would fit into movie continuity but outside of that, Lando was a solid first issue. Great art. pic.twitter.com/FBOMn8GoOY

— Aaron Meyers (@AaronMeyers) July 9, 2015


Lando 1 is the start of another stellar Star Wars tie-in. It's exactly what I hoped it would be and I loved it! #ncbd #comics

— Comical Podcast (@ComicalPodcast) July 8, 2015

MASTER OF KUNG-FU #3 (Marvel Comics)

Master of Kung Fu has kept me surprisingly entertained. Really good tie in pic.twitter.com/BNOfwLAXtJ

— Aaron Meyers (@AaronMeyers) July 9, 2015


Master of Kung-Fu 3 continues to be incredible! Read it. #ncbd #comics

— Comical Podcast (@ComicalPodcast) July 8, 2015

MRS. DEADPOOL AND THE HOWLING COMMANDOS #2 (Marvel Comics)

Mrs. Deadpool and the Howling Commandos 2 has some very funny moments. I'm really enjoying this series. #ncbd #comics

— Comical Podcast (@ComicalPodcast) July 8, 2015

NEGATIVE SPACE #1 (Dark Horse Comics)

I really loved the first issue of Negative Space. The twist at the end totally hooked me. pic.twitter.com/vVzr8eiY4G

— Aaron Meyers (@AaronMeyers) July 8, 2015


NEGATIVE SPACE #1: crazy, surreal & thoughtful–can't wait to find out what the hell's going on pic.twitter.com/uxOG4QagHN

— Kirk (@kirkvanlund) July 9, 2015


NEGATIVE SPACE #1: Full of wry creepy existentialism and gorgeous indie art sensibility. pic.twitter.com/HSxHgpQvhv

— Justin Giampaoli (@ThirteenMinutes) July 8, 2015


This panel from the first page of Negative Space #1 perfectly encompasses how depression feels pic.twitter.com/fXxoZB7tSc

— Ray Sonne (@RaySonne) July 8, 2015


So you all were right about Negative Space #1. Incredibly stirring comic.

— Ray Sonne (@RaySonne) July 8, 2015

ODDLY NORMAL #8 (Image Comics)

Oddly Normal is strangely wonderful. More people should be reading this book. pic.twitter.com/tMuHAhllAN

— Aaron Meyers (@AaronMeyers) July 8, 2015

PISCES #3 (Image Comics)

Its been a slow burn but I am enjoying the art immensely in Pisces. pic.twitter.com/tsAY1PBIDg

— Aaron Meyers (@AaronMeyers) July 9, 2015


Pisces 3 is as excellent and bizarre as the first two issues, but the story is finally making a little more sense. I'm enjoying it. #ncbd

— Comical Podcast (@ComicalPodcast) July 8, 2015

REBELS #4 (Dark Horse Comics)

If you aren't reading Rebels you are missing out on some truly fantastic Historical Fiction. Awesome character work. pic.twitter.com/IubRMdZSK3

— Aaron Meyers (@AaronMeyers) July 8, 2015


REBELS #4: Superb historical fiction with gritty & smart detail, without all of the whitewashed nostalgia, how to love the US, warts & all.

— Justin Giampaoli (@ThirteenMinutes) July 8, 2015

RUNAWAYS #2 (Marvel Comics)

Runaways 2 is a lot darker than I expected it to be. It's pretty good though! #ncbd #comics

— Comical Podcast (@ComicalPodcast) July 8, 2015


OH DAMN, RUNAWAYS #2! Now THAT'S how a comic kills off characters effectively!

— Ray Sonne (@RaySonne) July 8, 2015

SAGA #30 (Image Comics)

I understand that some people are getting Saga burnout but I still love every issue. pic.twitter.com/1IeQt1p1rZ

— Aaron Meyers (@AaronMeyers) July 8, 2015


I thought Saga had a strong finish to this arc. Hard to raise kids when everyone's chasing you across the galaxy. pic.twitter.com/P2mtq77smB

— James Kaplan (@sinisterjhk) July 9, 2015


Saga is Saga. Issue 30 is great as usual. #ncbd #comics

— Comical Podcast (@ComicalPodcast) July 8, 2015

SAVIOR #4 (Image Comics)

Savior 4 advances the story quite a bit. You guys should check out the trade when it's available. #ncbd #comics

— Comical Podcast (@ComicalPodcast) July 8, 2015

SECRET WARS 2099 #3 (Marvel Comics)

Secret Wars 2099 issue 3 takes an interesting turn at the end. I'm enjoying this one too. #Ncbd #comics

— Comical Podcast (@ComicalPodcast) July 8, 2015

SHUTTER #13 (Image Comics)

I really cant tell you enough how much I love reading Shutter. Fast paced, engaging and great twists and turns. pic.twitter.com/yDyo8FYA05

— Aaron Meyers (@AaronMeyers) July 8, 2015


Shutter 13 is incredible and @joekeatinge is a master of the last page reveals. I love this series! #ncbd #comics

— Comical Podcast (@ComicalPodcast) July 8, 2015

SIRENS #4 (BOOM! Studios)

I want to like George Perez's Sirens #4, but like the previous 3 issues I just cant. At least the art remains top quality.

— Dan Gehen (@gehendj) July 8, 2015

SPIDER-ISLAND #1 (Marvel Comics)

Spider-Island wont blow you away but it is a fun first issue to what I hope is a good Secret Wars mini. pic.twitter.com/cBhNPwrmrK

— Aaron Meyers (@AaronMeyers) July 8, 2015


Spider Island 1 has some interesting moments. I like Venom's plan to fight the infection. Looking forward to more. #Ncbd #comics

— Comical Podcast (@ComicalPodcast) July 8, 2015

SPIDER-VERSE #3 (Marvel Comics)

Spider-Ham's face seriously freaked me out in Edge of Spider-Verse. Worked well for this issue. pic.twitter.com/3cKthfufo1

— Aaron Meyers (@AaronMeyers) July 8, 2015


Spider-Verse 3 is decent. I'm kinda over all the alternate spider-men though. Spider-Ham doesn't count. He's hilarious. #ncbd #comics

— Comical Podcast (@ComicalPodcast) July 8, 2015

SQUADRON SINISTER #2 (Marvel Comics)

Squadron Sinister was on the edge for not getting picked up today but Im really glad I did. Good second issue. pic.twitter.com/Q0TM0BPMA0

— Aaron Meyers (@AaronMeyers) July 9, 2015


I really enjoyed Squadron Sinister. Villains turning on each other is predictable, but it's really fun to watch here. pic.twitter.com/Lsaoc3aiQO

— James Kaplan (@sinisterjhk) July 9, 2015


Every member of the Squadron Sinister is twisted. Issue 2 is great. I loved it! #ncbd #comics

— Comical Podcast (@ComicalPodcast) July 8, 2015

STAR TREK/GREEN LANTERN #1 (IDW Publishing)

I really enjoyed this first issue of Star Trek Green Lantern. They did a great job setting up a fun crossover. pic.twitter.com/Q6LRrJxguI

— Aaron Meyers (@AaronMeyers) July 8, 2015


STAR TREK/GREEN LANTERN #1: It's a really fun old school team up, great covers by Garry Brown, Jae Lee, and Francavilla.

— Justin Giampaoli (@ThirteenMinutes) July 8, 2015

STARVE #2 (Image Comics)

Wow Starve #2 was great. Do not trade wait this book. Its more than you would ever expect. pic.twitter.com/poeA0RK4JL

— Aaron Meyers (@AaronMeyers) July 8, 2015


STARVE #2: It's probably the best new series of 2015.

— Justin Giampaoli (@ThirteenMinutes) July 8, 2015


Starve is really good comics. I want a steak after reading it. Zezelj and Stewart's art is terrific, so atmospheric. pic.twitter.com/KA9eT0nSHQ

— James Kaplan (@sinisterjhk) July 9, 2015

STRANGE FRUIT #1 (BOOM! Studios)

I think the 1st issue of Strange Fruit is fine. It didnt blow me away, fairly formulaic setup but I want to read more pic.twitter.com/GVjSmMnTbm

— Aaron Meyers (@AaronMeyers) July 8, 2015


STRANGE FRUIT #1: Friends have criticized the race politics of this book, the bigger transgression to me is that it's just boring.

— Justin Giampaoli (@ThirteenMinutes) July 8, 2015


Strange Fruit #1 is well constructed, but lacks heart.

— Dan Gehen (@gehendj) July 8, 2015

THE TOMORROWS #1 (Dark Horse Comics)

The Tomorrows has beautiful art and an action packed story. Dont leave this on the rack today. pic.twitter.com/zzMy8CGS8u

— Aaron Meyers (@AaronMeyers) July 8, 2015


THE TOMORROWS #1: I loved this book so much! I can't pick just one panel… pic.twitter.com/qDiYueJ2Cc

— Kirk (@kirkvanlund) July 9, 2015


I think I'm going to enjoy The Tomorrows. Sci-fi, don't control me motherfuckers story with some dope art. pic.twitter.com/DIXurKD9q4

— Mike Lepine (@lepineisme) July 8, 2015

UNITY #20 (Valiant Entertainment)

Unity #20 is another solid issue from Matt Kindt that suffers from a jarring shift in art styles.

— Dan Gehen (@gehendj) July 8, 2015

WALKING DEAD #144 (Image Comics)

Well damn, walking dead. Yikes. pic.twitter.com/9p5yUQThYT

— Aaron Meyers (@AaronMeyers) July 8, 2015


All I can say about Walking Dead 144 is "Holy Shit". This is an important issue. #ncbd #comics

— Comical Podcast (@ComicalPodcast) July 8, 2015


What a great day for comics. What a great day talking to you all about them. My stack is done, lets do it again in 7! pic.twitter.com/cr1mywcmvr

— Aaron Meyers (@AaronMeyers) July 9, 2015

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