Amazing Spider-Man
Comics You Should Own Archive
Here are links to all the Comics You Should Own essays I have written so far. Plus, I’ve added some explanation. Enjoy!
Randomer Thoughts: Micro Reviews!
- by Brad Curran
- in General
- 14 Comments
Yeah, this randomer thoughts thing is my shtick. See how long it lasts before I get bored (or Nevett internet sues me for ripping him off (even if I did the random thoughts thing here first)(first!!!!)).
Box of Comics: July 2009
You’ve read the best, now read the rest! The internet’s most belated comic reviews are back! Thrill to my extended verbiage on fine comics periodicals such as Atomic Robo, Batman & Robin, the Captain Britain finale, two flavors of Doctor Who, the Metalocalypse/Goon crossover, and the first Spider-Man comic I’ve bought in ten years! I [...]
Capsule Reviews: Amazing Spider-Man, Ghost Rider, Incredible Hercules, Immortal Iron Fist, Vikings
- by Brad Curran
- in General
- 1 Comment
This’ll pretty much be it for the reviews from me this week. Maybe. I think I’ve clogged up the basepaths enough. Before I relenquish the floor to Burgas, I have a few more comics I want to talk about.
To: Mark Waid, Re: The End Of This Week’s Amazing Spider-Man
- by Brad Curran
- in General
- 23 Comments
Mark, I’ve really enjoyed your work on ASM. I plan on picking up the next part of this story, and anything else you do on the title. That said, I totally did not need to see that last panel. Although it certainly gets over the idea that you’re evil for anyone who missed the Irredeemable [...]
Do We Really Need More Reviews Around Here?
- by Brad Curran
- in General
- 7 Comments
Probably not. I’m going to talk about Ennis’s Punisher: War Zone, Detective Comics #853, Irredeemable #1, some relaunches Marvel has the temerity/balls to slap a $4 price tag on, and whatever else I’ve read lately that I feel like writing about anyway. Well, except for The Chronicles of Solomon Stone #1, whose greatness really should [...]
Single Issue Review Roundup
- by Brad Curran
- in General
- 11 Comments
A collection of reviews culled from weeks worth of comic reading. It still covers less titles than Burgas usually does.
