
“I swallowed hard, straightened my shoulders to shed some fear, and tuned my comm to the emergency channel.
‘All staff, this is the Auditor.‘”
“I swallowed hard, straightened my shoulders to shed some fear, and tuned my comm to the emergency channel.
‘All staff, this is the Auditor.‘”
At the end of WWII, the JSA find themselves of no more use to the country, and then try to return to civilian life with varying degrees of success. An obvious WATCHMEN clone, but not a bad one. My only complaints are the lack of action set pieces (until the final battle on the last pages), and the underwhelming nature of the story under the shadow of other much similar and superior books. Worth checking out if this kind of narrative works for you.
Accidentally started the habit of finishing a library book on the way to the library...
This was so fun, like a Percy Jackson book with a bigger dose of girl power. Yet another book I would have never read if it weren‘t for #AuthorAMonth @Soubhiville
Really good introduction to Spider-Gwen. And really, really good art.
I've been going back and listening to the audiobooks of Batman movie novelizations. Unfortunately, Batman '89 was easily the best, maybe the only good one so far. I was not a fan of the narrator here, especially his Riddler voice. There are some “deleted scenes“ that were interesting, but, maybe due to the narrator, I just wasn't too invested in listening closely and sussing out the differences.
Red Hulk
Green Hulk
Blue Hulk
Crayola Box Hulk
Hulk has never been a fave superhero of mine but Hoopla was giving free borrows for multiple Jeph Loeb titles.
This was one. It‘s basically a graphic urination contest among Rainbow Hulks, Iron Man, Thor, the Fantastic Four & other cast members.
Decent read but it‘d be better if you had a decent amount of background info on the Marvel superheroes stable.