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January 7th, 2009 -- mini-url
 Dead of Night Featuring Werewolf by Night #1 Cover
He’s the man that brings you Cable every month in all its glory. He’s the man that was able to somehow take over for the amazing team of Matt Fraction and Ed Brubaker on Immortal Iron Fist. So what does Duane Swierczynski have in store for us, his loyal fans, now? Why, Dead of Night Featuring Werewolf by Night, of course (but you already knew that, or you wouldn’t be reading this)!
Werewolf by Night tells the story of Michael Shepard, an average guy with a beautiful wife, a baby on the way, and a job that forces him to leave her every month. Only, everything isn’t quite as it seems. You see, Michael Shepard is really Jack Russell and he really goes away every month to lock himself in a cell for 2 days. Why does he do this? Because he turns into a werewolf!
After the break, I’ll give you the lowdown on this new limited series and whether you should pick it up.
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Tags: Cable, dead of night, Duane Swierczynski, Ed Brubaker, iron fist, Matt Fraction, mico suayan, werewolf by night
December 30th, 2008 -- mini-url
 Immortal Iron Fist #21 cover
I heard rumor about something from Duane Swierczynski in which Warren Ellis gave him an idea to write a comic about the Immortal Iron Fist in the future… in 3099 to be exact and I wasn’t sure when we devoted readers would see such a crazy issue. As luck would have it, that issue came out this month and boy was it strange.
As far as Immortal Iron Fist goes, this whole 3099 thing is way out of the ordinary. I may not know much about Duane Swierczynski but somehow, he managed to pull this issue off and work it to be extremely cool. Being based in the future always makes me skeptical for some comics, but this being so damn far in the future I really can’t argue with what occurs in this issue outside of how out-of-nowhere-awesome it is.
**some spoilers after the break**
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Tags: 3099, alpha centauri system, Duane Swierczynski, Ed Brubaker, future, Immortal Iron fist, iron fist, mat fraction, Timothy Green, warren ellis, yahchi
August 19th, 2008 -- mini-url
 Amazing Spider-Man #568 Cover
Is it just me or did that week go by really fast? I feels like I was just writing about the August 13 comic book releases and here we are with August 20 already. Hey, I’m not complaining, that just means more comicy goodness for all of us to enjoy.
With the summer quickly coming to a close, Marvel’s got a bunch of great comics coming this week (sorry, DC, nothing I was all that interested in this week). First, we’ll start with a big new arc in Amazing Spider-Man. I’ll also talk about a couple of awesome, fan-favorite books, one which is ending an arc and another that is starting one. Finally, there are a couple of great one-shots that should round out a nice pickup at the shop this week. I’ll tell you more, if you just hit that break!!!
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Tags: blazing skull, danny ketch, Danny Rand, Ghost Rider, Green Goblin, hercules, iron fist, john romita jr., layla miller, len wein, marvel, Matt Fraction, norman osborn, peter david, roy thomas, Secret Invasion, spider-man, venom, X-Factor
July 30th, 2008 -- mini-url
Are you a blogger? Have you ever blogged? Well, then I believe that True Believers #1 (titled “Payback is a Bitch” which is just funny for reasons you’ll see if you read on) from Marvel comics would be just right for you. The story of underground bloggers who are dead-set at taking a stab at karmic justice by uncovering the ununcoverable stories and then blogging about it from their ‘untraceable proxy server’ debuts this month and it was nothing short of spectacular.
I’m not sure if you’ve heard of this title, as I don’t think it was highly promoted, but I was simply amazed at how great of a first issue True Believers #1 was and for that reason I highly recommend it.
**spoilers and more after the break**
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Tags: #1, Battalus, baxter building, blog, bloggers, blogging, blogpost, Carey Bates, Danny Rand, daredevil, dr. strange, exoskeleton, first issue, George Orwell, Headtrip, Hulk, iron fist, lsd, maria hill, marvel, marvel: max, mgh, mr. fantastic, mutant growth hormone, Paul Gulacy, payback, Penance: Relentless, Red Zone, reed richards, S.H.E.I.L.D., Shang Chi: Master of Kung Fu, spider-man, spoilers, sucker, Supreme Power: Hyperion vs. Nighthawk, telepathy, tony stark, true believers, untraceable proxy server, Wolverine
July 25th, 2008 -- mini-url
I’ve been reading Immortal Iron Fist since the current series began and I have dug it a lot. It’s probably one of my favorite series right now (next to X-Factor and Invincible) and this week I was just blown away.
Given that Matt Fraction ended his run with issue #16–which I was dumb and somehow didn’t realize–I was a tad skeptical at how this new arc was going to take off. Lucky for me, it ended up being fucking amazing and it seriously blew my mind. From what I’ve been hearing from Comic Con in San Diego, Matt Fraction and Ed Brubaker (who co-wrote the first 16 issues together) are saying their series is going to look lame compared to what is coming from Duane Swierczynski in the near future… Really with one issue in I can already see it getting amazing. (Although, I loved the tournament from Fraction and Brubakers run).
**more review and spoilers after the break**
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Tags: 33, amazing, comic con, dragin, Duane Swierczynski, Ed Brubaker, excited, Immortal Iron fist, invincible, iron fist, K'un-Lun, Luke Cage, marvel, Matt Fraction, misty knight, sdcc, sketchy art, spoilers, Travel Foreman, X-Factor
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