3.0
Review: Marvel Knights 20th #1
Marvel Entertainment (w) Donny Cates (a) Travel Foreman Twenty years ago, Marvel CCO Joe Quesada was “just” a high-profile creator granted...
3.0
BTFT: Strollin’ Through the New 52 (with Animal Man, Stormwatch and Dial H)
DC, Animal Man #0-29 +annuals, written by Jeff Lemire, drawn by Travel Foreman, Steve Pugh, Timothy Green II, John Paul Leon, Alberto Ponticelli,...
BTFT: Starlord’s Non-Canonical Dung Gun (And Other Cheap Pleasures)
Marvel, Starlord #2, 3, written by Timothy Zahn, drawn by Dan Lawlis, 1996 First, I must apologize. Cleary this isn’t fecal matter launching...
3.5
Story Arc Review: Animal Man #7-11, Annual #1
Animal Man began as one of the dark horses of the New 52. We just weren't really sure if it would be any good. Sure, the title had a fairly...
2.0
Animal Man #7
Some superheroes away to a "fortress of solitude," others spend their days in the tawny neighborhoods of Westchester County, New...
3.5
Animal Man #6
If there's one thing that will always impress me in any medium, it's when Pop approaches Art. That opera escape from Quantum of...
4.0
TWO-IN-ONE REVIEW: Animal Man #4/Swamp Thing #4
When DC relaunched all of its books in September, one of the publisher's central goals was to emphasize the shared universe nature of...
3.0
Animal Man #3
Is the Emperor really wearing any clothes? That's the question that I can't help but ask myself when I read the third issue of Animal...
4.5
SUNDAY SLUGFEST: Animal Man #1
Buddy Baker is a Hollywood stuntman turned family man superhero Animal Man turned indie cinema sensation. But what happens when he starts bleeding...