UNTIL YOUR HEART STOPS v25.9
by Brian Domingos

A Trio of Oldies

September 17th, 2008

Last week’s look at recently released first issues got me in the mood to do some other short reviews.

On Saturday, the Wife and I took a post-summer day trip to Newport, RI. It had been a long, work-filled season and we didn’t really get to do much other than work/rest/repeat. As I am an addict, I made sure to check the comic shop locator to see if there were any shops in the area. I love that feeling of walking into a new store, not knowing what kinds of fun surprises I might find.

I popped in the zip code of Newport and, yeah, there’s a store right on the main drag. I noted the address and actually spotted the shop on the way down the hill into the shopping area. We had a nice walk, lunch and on the way out, we stopped in the store.

Now, OK. It’s not the prettiest of stores. The storefront looked normal enough – posters, ads, DARK KNIGHT stuff – and as you walk in, the first thing you notice is the Clutter.

There’s stuff everywhere.

The middle of the front of the store has a half dozen small rows of long boxes/back issue bins. The same number of 50¢/5-for-$2 half boxes marks the front of the bins, and of course, seeing the potential for a bargain, that’s where my wife planted herself.

Behind the bins, in the middle of the store, was a series of self-standing wire racks with various import DVDs all stacked on top of themselves. On the floor beneath the racks were piles of newspapers, empty boxes and just general junk.

Behind that was a table, likely used for that day’s Magic tournament, where a woman sat, with take-out containers of fried food, watching some sort of import DVD on a small laptop computer. The table was placed in front of the back-wall of the store, where the New Releases were stacked. There wasn’t much there, but it was a fairly small week. I had trouble getting a good look, though, as I had to carefully climb over a web of extension cords (powering the laptop, of course). On top of that, the only lights on in the store were over the back issue bins. So it’s a cluttered, obstacle course of boxes, newspapers and power strips between the customers and the new comics. Not my favorite service plan.

The entire right side of the store had those standard wooden wall racks (just about every shop I’ve been has had them at one time or another.) The racks were filled to the brim with the last, I don’t know, six months worth of back issues. It was sort of amazing. It was overflowing – neatly – with the last year’s worth of books and it was organized in some strange system. It was almost alphabetical, but it was mixed up at times and a little twisted at others. The racks ran along the entirety of the wall and I followed it back to the front of the shop where my wife held down the fort at the 50¢ bins.

The owner/manager/whomever stood in-between a string of nearly empty display cases and a wall of trading/collectable cards. He was talking to a customer about god knows what and didn’t even acknowledge me until I brought four comics from the 50¢ bin up for purchase. “You know, you get one more free,” he said. “Yeah,” I answered, “there’s really nothing else we’d like.” “Huh,” he replied, taking my two dollars.

And that was that. It’s weird to see stores like that still open. It’s a dark, dank room with water-stained ceiling panels and dust-ground boxes. It’s not inviting at all. And once you get in there, it’s a challenge to do your business. Plus, there were a like five trade paperbacks total. That’s no good. But what’s weird is that the guy must be doing business somehow. Those wall racks had hundreds and hundreds of recent comics and that stuff has to get paid for somehow.

I don’t know.

I haven’t mentioned the place by name because I don’t me to pick on the guy, but man, I won’t be making a special trip any time soon.

As for my old comics, I found a bunch of ten year old DC one-shots from their various ‘events’. It was just sort of how it worked out. They’re relevant in their own ways and they were stuff I probably would have picked up had a I seen them back then.

GIRLFRENZY!: JLA: TOMORROW WOMAN #1

Writer: Tom Peyer
Artist(s): Yanick Paquette (p), Mark Lipka (i)
Colorist: Pat Garrahy
Letterer: Kurt Hathway
Format: Oneshot (1998)
Publisher: DC Comics
Price: $1.95

The “Girlfrenzy” event was a fun one - DC did a series books that all shipped during a skip-week featuring their female characters. There’s a Donna Troy one, Barbara Gordon-Batgirl, Lois Lane, Nash AKA, The Mist and others. I picked up the TOMORROW WOMAN one because it was drawn by Yanick Paquette. Paquette’s work on THE BULLETEER and TERRA OBSCURA was terrific and I always like seeing the older work of an artist I really enjoy. The story covers the week that Tomorrow Woman was a member of the JLA. As you may recall, she occurred in only one issue of JLA (#5), the result of the combined efforts of Dr. Thomas Oscar Morrow and Professor Ivo. She was created to be the perfect artificial being and infiltrated the JLA with the goal of ultimately destroying them. The problem was that Morrow and Ivo were too good at their skills and Tomorrow Woman developed a conscious, overcame her programming and destroyed herself. It was one, solid single issue and this here fills in the gaps of what happened during the trust-gathering week. There’s a plot about some genetically-altered infants and there’s some space alien whom lands on the Earth to make sure everything goes to plan. His name… is Taint. Nice one, Tom Peyer. Paquette’s art is good – not as strong as it is now, but you can see the potential. Overall, it’s not important reading but it was a nice treat.

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NEW YEAR’S EVIL: THE ROGUES #1

Writer: Bryan Augustyn
Artist(s): Ron Wagner (p), Bill Reinhold (i)
Colorist: Noelle Giddings
Letterer: Bob Lappan
Format: Oneshot (1998)
Publisher: DC Comics
Price: $1.95

I’d never ready any of the original “New Year’s Evil” one-shots, aside from the PROMETHEUS book included in the JLA: STRENGTH IN NUMBERS trade paperback. They showcased the bad guys, which isn’t a bad idea. I was originally was introduced to The Rogues by the Mark Waid/Bryan Augustyn run on THE FLASH. I didn’t really get to know them, though, until the Geoff Johns/Scott Kolins run and now, with the “Rogue’s Revenge” miniseries two parts deep, this seems rather timely. Here, the Rogues (Capt. Cold, Heatwave, Weather Wizard, Mirror Master and Capt. Boomerang) break into a church in the Far East in the country of Banjipur to steal the Sun Disk of Meshta. The Rogues don't know that Jesse James, the Trickster, has set them up as a diversion to take the item himself. The local army shows up and Pied Piper's there and and it all gets more complicated. There's a big fight with a Lizard god and Trickster and the lizard turns into Neron, who's not all that happy with Trickster after the whole UNDERWORLD UNLEASHED thing. (Neron gave the villains of the DCU upgrades and Trickster was the only one whom passed.) In the end, it all gets worked out , and Heatwave stays behind with the monks of the church. The rest of the Rogues sound like themselves, but they don't have the personalities that we know now. The art is by Ron Wagner and Bill Reinhold. It's decent enough, with OK storytelling, but it's not the most exciting stuff I've seen. The lettering from Bob Lappan is distracting, though. It doesn't look right – as if everything is perpetually italicized or something. I'm glad to have read this and even more glad to see how far the Rogues have come. It goes to show how much work Johns put into these characters.

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WILD TIMES: DEATHBLOW #1

Writer: Norman Partridge
Artist(s): Tommy Lee Edwards
Colorist: Digital Chameleon
Letterer: John Workman
Format: One-shot (1999)
Publisher: Wildstorm/DC Comics
Price: $2.50

Back in June of 1999, Wildstorm had a five-week event called “Wild Times” which placed its characters in different time periods and, subsequently, had them interacting various DC characters. I had read a few of these at the time – the GRIFTER and WETWORKS issues – but I had apparently missed the DEATHBLOW issue. “Death Rides a Horse!” follows Michael Cray, one of the last, true gun-slingers in the end of the 19th century, riding shotgun as protection for a stagecoach headed to Mexico. Along the way, the coach is intercepted by a steam-powered biplane and the cargo is stolen off the top as the driver gets gunned down. Cray is left with the gun-toting nun, Sister Maria and they’re off to track down the missing item: a coffin. The two of them trail the coffin and Maria explains the importance of the body inside (turns out to be Jonah Hex and he’s part of an equation that can bring back the dead). The bad guys succeeds in turning Arizona into Zombietown and Cray and Maria kill a couple dozen of them and eventually break the spell. The story isn’t the best of plots – it’s a oneshot by author Norman Partridge (I had to Wikipedia him as I’d never heard of him) and it looks like he’s got a limited amount of comics experience. It’s not a bad story, though, overall. There’s a nice mix of Western weirdness and action – plus, there’s a cameo by Bat Lash for good measure. The art’s by Tommy Lee Edwards, complete with lettering from John Workman, so it’s an awesome looking book. That alone made it worth the 50¢. It was also seeing what was also coming out from Wildstorm at the time: PLANETARY #5, THE AUTHORITY #4, PROMETHEA #1 and Joe Casey did a little write up about this forthcoming book, MR. MAJESTIC…

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So I got some strange things I was curious about – but nothing too fancy.

Things I left behind:

HELLCOP #1 (Joe Casey)
THE BROTHERHOOD #3 (Writer X),
BRIGADE v2 #2 (Liefeld/Myrat Micheals)
AZTEK: THE ULTIMATE MAN #7 (Morrison/Millar)
HELLHOLE #3 (Scott Lobdell/Adam Pollina)
SUICIDE SQUAD #67 (would have liked this but I haven’t read the previous 66 issues…)
And a ton of 80s/90s VIZ not-porn.

Anyway, this week’s shipping list is mighty. Let’s take a look.

Upcoming…
Books and items shipping September 17th, 2008

JUL084200 ABYSS TP VOL 01 $9.95
JUL080135 ACTION COMICS #869 $2.99
JUL082344 AGE OF SENTRY #1 (OF 6) $2.99
MAY088348 AGE OF SENTRY #1 (OF 6) BULLOCK VAR (PP #829) $2.99

JUL080206 AIR #2
Vertigo/DC Comics
$2.99

I really enjoyed the first issue of AIR. It's hard to create a new series that people will want to read on a regular basis. I think that G. Willow Wilson and MK Perker have done a great job with the atmosphere of the book. It deals with flight, which has a strange mystique on the whole, and throws in some terrorism, conspiracy and pseudo-geography and you've got a book to watch. The art is excellent, as well. After CAIRO, I wasn't sure how Perker's stuff would look in color, but it's a cartoony style with a lot of depth and Chris Chuckry's colors are a perfect fit. I'm preorderin' this here sucker until they don't make it no more.

FEB080325 ALL STAR SER 1 BATGIRL ACTION FIGURE PI
FEB080326 ALL STAR SER 1 SUPER LOIS ACTION FIGURE PI
DC Direct
PI

Apparently this week is only the super-chicks – the other two figures got bumped. That's okay with me, really, as I don't have the cash this week anyway.

JUN080209 ALL STAR SUPERMAN #12
DC Comics
$2.99

I caved in a picked up issues 10 and 11 a few months ago because I wanted to see what a ll the hubbub is about. This book us friggin' perfection. The stories are compelling and the art is the best around. I was waiting on the hardcover but I need to see how this ends.

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JUL084201 ATOMIC ROBO DOGS OF WAR #2 (OF 5) $2.95
JUL080125 BATGIRL #3 (OF 6) $2.99

JUL080127 BATMAN AND THE OUTSIDERS #11 RIP
DC Comics
$2.99

OK, this is the first of the Frank Tieri issues – I was wrong last week. But it's not like it really matters – Chuck Dixon's last issue was a heaping load. Batman and a dragon or some such bullshit. Really dumb. And Ryan Benjimin's art didn't look so hot, either. Hopefully it'll be better here.

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JUL082402 CAPTAIN AMERICA: DEATH OF CAPTAIN AMERICA: BURDEN OF DREAMS, VOL. 2 TPB
Marvel Comics
$14.99

I feel like I'm alone in this but I'm sort of bored by the whole “Death of Cap” thing. I don't know – I like Cap as a character but he's got a boatload of lame villains and a lot of baggage that I don't really care about. I think that Ed Brubaker's done a fantastic job, telling the best possible story – I'm just looking for the end already...

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JUL080119 DC SPECIAL CYBORG #5 (OF 6) $2.99
JUL080105 DC UNIVERSE DECISIONS #1 (OF 4) $2.99

JUL080194 DC/WILDSTORM: DREAMWAR #6 (OF 6)
Wildstorm/DC Comics
$2.99

I loved the stuff with the Doctors last issue but Christ, this has gone on about, say, four issues too long.

JUN082254 DEAD SPACE #6 (OF 6) $2.99
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JUL083692 FATHOM #2 CVR A GARZA $2.99
JUL083693 FATHOM #2 CVR B GUNNELL $2.99

JUL080140 THE FLASH #244
DC Comics
$2.99

And Tom Peyer's 'run' is over and thank the gods. No really. This is a quick arc from Alan Burnett and Paco Diaz, wrapping up the series before THE FLASH: REBIRTH starts in January. I love the cover by Brian Stelfreeze.

JUL082369 FOOLKILLER WHITE ANGELS #3 (OF 5) (MR) $3.99
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JUL082420 GENE COLAN TRIBUTE BOOK MARVEL MONSTERS COVER $9.99
JUL082281 GHOST RIDER #27 $2.99
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MAY083649 GRAVEL #5 (MR) $3.99
MAY083650 GRAVEL #5 WRAP CVR (MR) $3.99

JUL080209 GREATEST HITS #1 (OF 6)
Vertigo/DC Comics
$2.99

I'm not too into Glenn Fabry's art, but I like what I've seen from David Tischman. I loved his CABLE stuff and BITECLUB and AMERICAN CENTURY were a lot of fun. I'll likely review this at a later date.

JUL082322 GUARDIANS OF GALAXY #5 SI $2.99
JUN080298 HELLBLAZER #247 (MR) $2.99
MAY083911 HER MAJESTYS DOG GN VOL 10 $10.99
JUN083691 I SHALL NEVER RETURN GN VOL 04 (OF 5) (MR) $12.95
JUL082284 INCREDIBLE HERCULES #121 $2.99
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JUL084203 INTO THE VOLCANO HC $18.99
JUL082326 IRON MAN DIRECTOR OF SHIELD #33 SI $2.99
JUN080288 JANES IN LOVE $9.99

JUN080243 JSA PRESENTS: GREEN LANTERN TPB
DC Comics
$14.99

I'm mostly excited for the Steven T. Seagle/John K. Snyder III story. I've always liked Alan Scott and this sounds like a fun story. The other stuff – the JSA: CLASSIFIED work didn't get my attention in the first place, but who knows?

JUN084264 JUNJO ROMANTICA GN VOL 07 (OF 9) (A) $12.99
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JUL083596 LICENSABLE BEAR BIG BOOK OF OFFICIALLY LICENSED FUN TP $11.99

JUN084143 LOCAL HC
Oni Press
$29.99

Apparently the LOCAL hardcover is oversized and crammed full of extras. It looks monstrous. I can't wait to read it all again all at once.

I think I liked this more than DEMO... yeah, I definitely did.

JUL084147 LOOK OUT MONSTERS (MR) $9.95
JUN084225 LOVELESS GN VOL 08 (OF 8) (MR) $9.99

JUN080299 LOVELESS: BLACKWATER FALLS, VOL. 3 TPB
Vertigo/DC Comics
$19.99

The final nine issues of LOVELESS are finally getting reprinted and I'm sad to see it end but I feel like it needs to be put out of its misery. Brian Azzarello has talked that, yeah, he dropped the ball on this whole thing, not doing the proper promotion of the series. I kind of agree. We'll see what he does to wrap it all up.

JUL080186 MAD CLASSICS #23 $4.99
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JUL082291 MARVEL ADVENTURES AVENGERS #28 $2.99
JUL082296 MARVEL ADVENTURES TWO-IN-ONE #15 $4.99

JUL082300 MARVEL APES #2 (OF 4)
Marvel Comics
$3.99

This really wasn't as bad a I thought it would be. I know, right?

JUN084234 ME & MY BROTHERS GN VOL 05 (OF 8) $9.99
MAY083533 MEN OF MYSTERY #72 $9.95
JUL082308 MIGHTY AVENGERS #18 SI $2.99
JUL082374 MMW FANTASTIC FOUR HC VOL 11 $54.99
JUL082375 MMW FANTASTIC FOUR HC VOL 11 VAR ED VOL 103 $54.99
JUL082330 MOON KNIGHT #22 $2.99
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MAY080279 ORFINA VOL 04 (MR) $12.99
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JUL080115 RANN THANAGAR HOLY WAR #5 (OF 8) $3.50
JUN084254 RAVE MASTER GN VOL 30 (OF 35) $9.99

JUL080131 ROBIN #178
DC Comics
$2.99

The Red Robin stuff last issue was cool and I like the Tim Drake/Jason Todd dynamic. Good stuff here.

JUN084477 ROUGH GUIDE TO GRAPHIC NOVELS LTD HC $35.00
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JUL082327 SKRULLS VS POWER PACK #3 (OF 4) $2.99
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JUL082382 SPIDER-MAN PREM HC VOL 03 BRAND NEW DAY $19.99
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JUL082340 SQUADRON SUPREME 2 #3 $2.99
JUL084083 STAR TREK ASSIGNMENT EARTH #5 $3.99
JUL080056 STAR WARS KNIGHTS OF OLD REPUBLIC #33 VINDICATION PART 2 OF $2.99

JUL080189 STORMWATCH: P.H.D. #14
Wildstorm/DC Comics
$2.99

I loved the first issue of the new STORMWATCH. Great artwork and fun characters. Really looking forward to this. Solid work by Ian Edginton, Leandro Fernández & Francisco Paronzini.

MAY080213 SUPERMAN: KRYPTONITE HC
DC Comics
$24.99

Man, I thought this was the Shane Davis SUPERMAN/BATMAN arc. It's apparently the collection of the Darwyn Cooke/Tim Sale story – remember that? Yeah, I barely do, too. It's six issues and not worth 25 bucks. Maybe a 15 buck tpb, though.

JUN084353 SWITCH GN VOL 04 $9.99
JUL082210 SWORD #11 (MR) $2.99
JUN083651 TALES OF PENANCE TRIAL O/T CENTURY #2 (OF 4) $3.95
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JUL080176 TINY TITANS #8 $2.25
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JUN084354 TOGARI TP VOL 08 $9.99
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JUL080103 TRINITY #16 $2.99
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JUL082348 UNCANNY X-MEN #502 MD $2.99
JUN080257 UNCLE SAM FREEDOM FIGHTERS BRAVE NEW WORLD TP $14.99
JUN084355 VAGABOND VIZBIG ED GN VOL 01 (MR) $19.99
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MAY082220 WAR HEROES #2 (OF 6) $2.99
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JUL082351 YOUNG X-MEN #6 MD $2.99
JUN083753 ZOMBIE TALES #5 CVR A $3.99
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It's a big, big week. Enjoy. See you next time.

 

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