Check out what I checked out this week.
Whether the comics are inspiring or disappointing, I read them all.
Welcome to The Pull List.
And, as always...Spoilers ahead!
The Rocketeer/The Spirit: Pulp Friction #1
(Pick of the Week)
Writer: Mark Waid
Artist: Paul Smith
Cover: Paul Smith
Publisher: IDW Publishing
Price: $3.99
Mark Waid produces a comic book tour de force that seamlessly feels like two separate stories. When a team up book like this is assembled, showing how the heroes meet can either make or break the story.
The aftermath of a mysterious Central City death reaches Los Angeles and traumatizes Cliff Secord’s main squeeze, Betty.
The Spirit goes on a road trip to investigate the matter and finds himself in aerial combat with The Rocketeer. The moments leading up to their introduction fits like a glove as old friends forge new alliances.
Paul Smith’s artwork does a phenomenal job of making the book feel like something out of the 1950’s. In a world where the majority of top comics article storylines that have world ending odds, it’s nice to read a well put together mystery that is a little more grounded in real world affairs while peaking our imagination to the fullest. In other words, it’s all out fun and a must buy.
Grade: A+
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Whether the comics are inspiring or disappointing, I read them all.
Welcome to The Pull List.
And, as always...Spoilers ahead!
The Rocketeer/The Spirit: Pulp Friction #1
(Pick of the Week)
Writer: Mark Waid
Artist: Paul Smith
Cover: Paul Smith
Publisher: IDW Publishing
Price: $3.99
Mark Waid produces a comic book tour de force that seamlessly feels like two separate stories. When a team up book like this is assembled, showing how the heroes meet can either make or break the story.
The aftermath of a mysterious Central City death reaches Los Angeles and traumatizes Cliff Secord’s main squeeze, Betty.
The Spirit goes on a road trip to investigate the matter and finds himself in aerial combat with The Rocketeer. The moments leading up to their introduction fits like a glove as old friends forge new alliances.
Paul Smith’s artwork does a phenomenal job of making the book feel like something out of the 1950’s. In a world where the majority of top comics article storylines that have world ending odds, it’s nice to read a well put together mystery that is a little more grounded in real world affairs while peaking our imagination to the fullest. In other words, it’s all out fun and a must buy.
Grade: A+
Read more »