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Every
issue PopImage reviews the best complete works in comics, both
old and new.
 This
past month saw a lot of stories come and go. Grant Morrison ended
his run on JLA with his ultimate story-arc, "WORLD WAR
III." Brian Michael Bendis completed his humorus account of Hollywood
experiences in FORTUNE AND GLORY. And the demon on wheels
came back, thanks to Tommy Yune, with the SPEED RACER trade.
With
all the buzz about Frank Miller's potential return to DAREDEVIL,
we saw fit to review one of his classics, ELEKTRA: ASSASSIN
in this month's RETRO.
Finally,
get the lowdown on some of the new series of last month in FIRST
IMPRESSIONS.
See
you later,
Paul
Reviews Editor, PaulHanna3@aol.com
FIRST IMPRESSIONS
A quick look at various first issues of the
last month.
JLA: WORLD WAR III
Grant
Morrison drops the big one.
ASTRONAUTS IN TROUBLE: SPACE 1959
"If
you believe... they put a man on the moon."
FORTUNE AND GLORY
Brian
Michael Bendis gets bitten by the Hollywood bug.
SPEED RACER: BORN TO RACE
Here
he comes, here comes Speed Racer... in trade paperback!
TRANSMETROPOLITAN: I HATE IT HERE
Outlaw
journalist Spider Jerusalem spreads The Word.
THE ATOMICS #1-4
Mike
Allred's postmodern, super-retro super-team.
WILDCATS #8-10
Casey
and Phillips take over the Wildstorm flagship.
SON OF SUPERMAN
The
Son of the Son of Krypton.
VERTIGO VISIONS
A flawed but beautiful "art book" collecting some of Vertigo's
best covers.
Retro
ELEKTRA: ASSASSIN
An
explosion of art and Miller's super-ninja.
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