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X-MEN: THE END #6 Reviewer: Brian Wilkinson, bewilkinson@yahoo.ca Quick Rating: Great! The End of everything Cyclops has known... Written by: Chris Claremont Art by: Sean Chen Cover by: Greg Land Inker: Sandu Florea Colors by: Avalon's Ian Hannin Letters by: Dave Sharpe Assistant Editors: Andy Schmidt & Nicole Wiley Editor: Tom Breevort Editor In Chief: Joe Quesada Publisher: Dan Buckley Wow. There were plenty of times that the Mansion has been blown up in its long history, but never before has the attack seemed so brutally vicious. Though Cyclops does his best to explain in the narration that they "never laughed about it again," the panels where children talk about empty beds beside them and you see the look of desperation on Rahne's face as she searches for survivors really takes the events home. And they hit hard. Usually the toll is perhaps an X-Man has to use a crutch afterwards, or some building is destroyed, or Chuck Austen creates and kills off a four armed-cook, but the toll is instantly forgettable. The devastation may not be as visceral on the page as Grant Morrison's leave-taking with Magneto ripping apart the front gates, but having the attack come from Cyclops' family makes it much more personal. I have to admit a childish thrill at seeing all of these bad guys arriving with a connection to one of the best good guys in the Marvel Universe. Scott, more than any other team member, really has a lot of black sheep in his closet and I don't know why it never occurred to me before. After all, this whole story really is about him when you boil it down to the essentials: 1. The return of the Phoenix. While Jean is a great character in her own right, her return seems to be more about the impact it's going to have on Scott, Emma, and their children. While I hate that Scott is with Emma both now and in the regular continuity, you can't argue that it makes for good drama. 2. Cyclops trying to bring everyone together. Is it just me, or does he seem more distant than normal? Virtually every person he goes to tells him they can't help, aren't interested, or seem suspicious. Is it just because of his relationship with Emma, or is there something deeper going on? 3. Cable. Not only the return of X-Force, the call went out to his son to come and help. I can't imagine how creepy it is for Cable to have a stepmother in the form of Emma Frost, but at least Cable was on his way. What's happened to Cable is still a mystery. 4. Sinister. With the exception of Magneto and some of the secondary villains, the major ones seem to have a fixation on Cyclops and his family bloodline. Here Sinister is after his ex- wife and is intent on destroying his home. 5. Stryfe, Genesis, Madelaine Pryor. They've all come calling. One for her ex, one for his father, and the last for his grandfather. Despite the fact they're all revealed to be War Skrulls, someone is playing a dangerous and deeply personal game with Scott. 6. Havok. Allowing Carter to live outside in the creepy Crystal Palace with his brother as a ghost I'm thinking there's a more personal reason. Perhaps Scott is partly responsible for his brother's death. And there are more connections to establish as well. I don't think it's an accident that the front cover shows a battered and beaten Cyclops. Even though he seems as cool and confident as ever, something has gotten him rattled. Maybe it's just a strategy to take out the head of the X-Men, but I can't wait to see the fallout from all this. My only complaint with the series so far is that it seems a direct conclusion to the events that are happening now in the books. Perhaps if it was billed as such, it would still work. As it is, Carter has come back (I wasn't missing him), Xavier and Magneto are still in Genosha many years down the line, and characters appearing in New X-Men and a few other books are all present. It just doesn't feel like any time has elapsed. This is further felt in the appearance of some of the characters. Northstar seems to be the only one who has aged in any way, with the rest looking the same as they did 15 years ago. Iceman doesn't look any different, nor does Cyclops, Jean, Kurt and many others. Maybe it's just because no one wants to read about a bunch of old people, but if there are a ton of x-kids around, a little more definition would be nice. But that's just me. Also, you'd think that 15 years down the line more than a few would have new costumes. X-Force looked much the same, but maybe that's because designing new outfits for everyone in the X-Universe would take much more time than the publishing schedule permits. I can't deny it's a fun ride, however. Claremont and Chen are making things look so bad that you can't imagine how they're ever going to pull themselves out of it. With a fan boys love, I look forward to death, life, love and a lot of meaningful moments. I hope Claremont pulls out all the stops, raises the stakes, and lets this book shine as brightly as any story in this universe has ever been told. Nothing short of that will satisfy me. ART: 4.0 STORY: 4.0 OVERALL: 4.0 _________________________________________________________________ ----------------------------------------------------------------- [11] Rich's Reviews Richard Vasseur richardv@sympatico.ca [Rich has been collecting comic books for about 25 years. He belongs to two comic book clubs Jazma and ORCA. He has been writing reviews for Jazma's paper newsletter for about 2 years and has his own review page at www.jazmaonline.com] SPOILER WARNING: Some plot details may be revealed in these reviews! Title: Bone (trade paperback) Publisher: Cartoon Books Writer: Jeff Smith Artist: Jeff Smith Price: $ 39.95 US, $ 54.75 Can Comments: The adventures of three Bones in the forest is how we start out this tale. Fone Bone, Phoney Bone and Smiley Bone they are cute characters. The Red dragon is mysterious hiding from humans but letting all others see him. The Rat creatures are portrayed as dumb and they are funny to see. Smiley Bone seems dumb but he is a delightful character who enjoys life to the fullest. Phoney Bone is always scheming trying to find a way to make money. Fone Bone has a crush on the girl Thorn, he just likes to be nice and help people. Now hat do they do for fun in this forest? Well Grandma Rose races cows. She actually runs against the cows. The race is off to a fast start, the Bones all end up running in it to and a whole pack of Rat creatures join in to.These characters are well written. You find yourself entering their world easily. This black and white trade paperback collects all of Bone's adventures. It is a huge 1332 pages long. It will hold your interest from start to finish. Grandma and the dragon have some history. It keeps getting inferred to but never mentions exactly what it is as you read along. Your interest in what exactly it is will definitely be peaked. It looks as if the forces of evil are marshaling there forces and the forces of good are to. War is coming to the Valley and it does arrive. Rat Creatures against Villagers and Stick Eaters. The Rat Creatures want to release their master who will destroy the world. The grandmother and her granddaughter along with the Bone cousins may be the only ones who can stop it. There journeys are filled with adventures. The Bones may not seem like world saviours but they just might surprise you. When they do show all the dragons underground they are a various lot. The dragons are in all shapes and sizes. Now Thorn finds out how to defeat the threat of the Locusts she must touch the Crown of Horns and with the help of Phone Bone she does. He has stood by her from the start. He is shown as the truest of friends. At the end the Bone cousins all head home. A happy ending. This epic adventure is a masterful piece of writing. You will fall in love with all the characters. This is a must have read for any lover of fantasy and adventure at its best. Title: Marvel Holiday Special 2004 Publisher: Marvel Writers: Tom DeFalco, Roberts Aguirre-Sacasa Artist: Takeshi Miyazawa Pencilers: Roger Cruz, Duncan Rouleau Inkers: Victor Olazaba, Aaron Sowd Price: $ 3.99 US, $ 5.75 Can Comments: We start off with a retelling of A Christmas Carol. Jonah takes Scrooge's place. We find out why Jonah hates Spider- Man and other masked people. His wife was killed by a masked man. So after Jonah is visited by spirit he becomes a little less stingy. Next up an X-Men X-Mas. We see Miss Frost has a heart after all. She shows kindness to one of her students. Above and beyond what a teacher would. The last story we see preparations for Christmas through Franklin Richards eyes. Johnny is into buying presents. Sue visits a church to pray. Ben goes to visit his old neighborhood Yancy Street. Reed well he sees God in everything around him and appreciates life. But the best thing they do is spend Christmas with each other. They are surrounded by love. The stories do capture the spirit of Christmas. The art is good throughout. The cover is fantastic. Spidey swinging with a Christmas background in behind. Title: JSA: Strange Adventures # 4 Publisher: DC Writer: Kevin J. Anderson Penciler: Barry Kitson Inker: Gary Erskine Price: $ 3.50 US, $ 5.25 Can Comments: The art is outstanding. The JSA are drawn heroic. But Doctor Fate he is drawn as power personified as he controls the wind and storm. The yellow and blue of his costume compliment each other. He looks and is the JSA's most powerful member in this series. Lord Dynamo even with his Zeppelin, cyborgs, robots and lightning bolts isn't really that much of a villain. He doesn't look impressive at all. Poor Johnny Thunderbolt has his Thunderbolt stolen. Johnny's anguish is heartbreaking. It is well drawn and written. He feels without it he can no longer be in the JSA. Of course he's wrong. He is and always will be a valuable member. Title: Adam Strange # 3 Publisher: DC Writer: Andy Diggle Artist: Pascal Ferry Price: $ 2.95 US, $ 4.50 Can Comments: The mystery and adventure in space continue. While floating nearly dead in space a Thanagarian ship picks him up. We see some great flying combat as Adam goes against the Thanagarians. But he's out numbered and its there home ground. So he is captured and brought to Thanagar. hes tried and sentenced to death for the destruction of the planet Rann. You have to see his face as he says "This Isn't Over". The determination on his face should convince anyone it really isn't over. So even as you see the headman's axe fall you know it will not land. Sh'ri Valkyr the Thanagarian Commander who captured Adam seems to have some respect for him. Adam certainly has earned it. He is a husband and father willing to do whatever it takes to find his family and get them back. Title: JLA # 108 Publisher: DC Writer: Kurt Busiek Penciler: Ron Garney Inker: Dan Green Comments: The world of the Crime Syndicate of Amerika is not a place you would want to live in. Ultraman, Owlman, Super Woman, Power Ring and Johnny Quick rule it with an iron fist. But they are tired of it since it presents no more challenges. Than they find Qward and they have a new world to destroy. Than time goes back and something different happens. The story focuses on the CSA with the JLA nowhere to be found. The CSA are a ruthless bunch. They enjoy murder, mayhem and just plain being evil for the fun of it. Kurt Busiek knows what he is doing as he shows us these anti-JLA thugs. The art shows off their evil malicious nature to perfection. Owlman we see torturing Johnny Quick just because he interfered with Owlman killing others. Title: Superman/Batman # 14 Publisher: DC Writer: Jeph Loeb Penciler: Carlos Pacheco Inker: Jesus Merino Price: $ 2.99 US, $ 4.50 Can Comments: Three people go back in time to change Superman and Batman's origins. These mysterious people travel to the origin times of Flash, Green Lantern, Martian Manhunter and Aquaman and kill them so they will pose no threat to Superman and Batman. Superman and Batman have become the two most powerful men in the world. "Obey or Die" that is how they rule. You can see the difference in the way they act and talk. They look the same but act completely different. The evil version of the Legion Of Super-Heroes Saturn Queen, Lightning Lord, Cosmic King are the time travelers who are manipulating Supes and Bats. They are a surprise to see. They play adoptive parents well. The weird part is that Supes and Bats don't even realize something is wrong. They know what happened but don't realize its wrong. Its due to their upbringing. Now seeing Uncle Sam and Wonder Woman teaming up that was breathtaking. Uncle Sam is drawn magnificently. A new Freedom Fighters maybe will be coming? The comic is like an elseworld tale in many aspects except it isn't one. It takes place in the regular DC Universe. Title: Superman/Batman # 15 Publisher: DC Writer: Jeph Loeb Penciler: Carlos Pacheco Inker: Jesus Merino Price: $ 2.95 US, $ 4.50 Can Comments: Uncle Sam and Wonder Woman gather up a team of Freedom Fighters. Phantom Lady, THe Ray, Doll Man and The Human Bomb join them. Uncle Sam now has a Green Lantern power ring. This certainly ups his power level. You will not believe what happens here. Batman dead at Wonder Woman's hands. Wonder Woman dead at Superman's hands. And if that were not enough the Kingdom Come Superman is coming back to hopefully fix things. Deadman's appearance was great to see. He made a nice attempt to kill Batman but no luck. Batman was to well prepared. The story has Batman and Superman as rules. They do not show a lot of emotions. Until Batman's death than we see the pain and rage in Superman's actions. The facial expressions are to plain when they are showing his pain and rage. The characters and the way they are used makes this story line a thing of beauty. Title: Batgirl # 58 Publisher: DC Writer: Anderson Gabrych Pencilers: Ale Garza Inker: Jesse Delperdang Price: $ 2.50 US, $ 3.85 Can Comments: Batgirl has moved to Bludhaven. Her first order of business save Robin from Shrike. She beats him pretty badly. Batgirl's vocabulary has increased a lot. She is developing quite the repartee. Batgirl and Robin the Dynamic Duo they are now Bludhaven's new protectors. They work good together. The art is great, Batgirl's muscles are shown when she fights or moves. Robin is slightly more slim. Batgirl does blend in well with the shadows. It looks as if the two will be working together with the local police. But the relationship will be a tentative one. So the two find Blockbusters body which was stolen. Is he alive or dead? Title: The Gift # 9 Publisher: Image Writer: Raven Gregory Artist: Tyler Kirkham Price: $ 2.99 US, $ 3.75 Can Comments: This issue starts off with a bunch of drug addicts, alcoholics and sex addicts. They just like to hang out and have fun. They are the best of friends. Raven and Tyler know how to work together to deliver a comic that the writing and art match up perfectly to bring across what is happening. The art shows them off beautifully. Each one you can see what their vices are. The mysterious being that gives out these Gifts is drawn with a flare that leaves no mistake he is in control, he has the power. The drawing where the girl first sees him is a powerful picture. His Gift is a joint. Bad cops kill her friends. The joint gives her the power for revenge. You see wisps of smoke. Its her. As she enters the cop's leader he explodes from within outward. Its a bloody mess. This recipient of the Gift gets to see her mysterious benefactor one more time. When he tells her he could have stopped the killings. Believe it or not she lets fly with a right to the jaw. You can not just see how mad she is you can feel it. Title: Green Lantern: Rebirth # 2 Publisher: DC Writer: Geoff Johns Penciler: Ethan Van Scives Inker: Prentis Rollins Price: $ 2.95 US, $ 4.50 Can Comments: We take a look at how Hal Jordan's father died. It is sad to watch as the son sees his father die before his eyes. Hal relives that day. We get to see what kind of a man Hal is. hes a hero just like his father was. Guy Gardner was attacked but this issue he gets a GL ring a duplicate made from Hal's old ring and hes back and attacking heroes as is John Stewart and Kilowog. Something or someone is influencing them. The story is rolling along and gaining momentum. If a GL uses his ring they become possessed by this evil. Only Kyle is still free, he hasn't used his ring yet. Hal has not either since Green Arrow has his ring. The art is fantastic, Guy, Kilowog, Kyle, Hal and all the heroes are drawn larger than life. The cover has Hal back in his GL costume. He belongs in it. hes not back yet but hes on his way. It will be great having the greatest Green Lantern back. Its about time. Title: Space Ghost # 1 Publisher: DC Writer: Joe Kelly Artist: Ariel Olivetti Price: $ 2.95 US, $ 4.50 Can Comments: Thaddeus Bach is a good police officer. But he wants to advance and he does. He gets promoted into The Phantoms the elite Phantoms are called The Wraths of the Eidolon they get only the toughest assignments. Thaddeus is a good cop. So when he sees The Wrath are corrupt. You and they know something will be done. They murder his wife and unborn son and than shoot him. These guys the elite protectors are evil. They are murders and thieves. This issue shows us the beginnings of Space Ghost before he ever dons the costume. He was a happy man doing his job, doing the best he could for his family. This story is about an ordinary guy just doing the right thing. The colors are splendid. The drawings show us that Thaddeus is well muscled. The aliens look various. They took some thought to come up with. Title: The Darkness vol. 2 # 17 Publisher: Top Cow Writer: David Lapham Artist: Brian Denham Price: $ 2.99 US, $ 4.60 Can Comments: Dale Keon delivers to us a cover that will leave you wondering what the Hell is that thing. A little demon playing poker and does he ever look wicked. That is one evil looking demon. Jackie Estacado is one messed up guy. With all those demons inside him who wouldn't be. His pain and suffering are well portrayed through the writing and drawing. These little demons are really doing a number on him. They want their way and if they don't get it they will punish him. Jackie is definitely not a super-hero hes an anti-hero. He can be evil and mean and he will kill. At times when you see him your thinking hes not such a bad guy than he will do something to show you hes much worse than you thought. Jackie tries hard to control the demons inside him. But he doesn't always succeed. Their evil comes through so much you will be afraid to turn out the lights. The art is beautifully done. The girls are sexy with all the curves in just the right places. The demons are drawn so you can feel the evil coming off of them. Jackie looks like a poor lost soul. He just doesn't know what to do about the demons. The preview of "Hunter Killer" is awesome as one assassin takes on another assassin. The fight is fast and furious but ultimately no contest. The art shows off both assassins and their different styles wonderfully. _________________________________________________________________ ----------------------------------------------------------------- [12] Multiverse Observer and Explorer Reviews Paul Dale Roberts Silhouet98@cs.com [Paul promotes amateur and professional comic book artwork, scripts, storylines, and unpublished comic books with a newsletter called the Peoples' Comic Book Newsletter. Its website is at Jazma Comic Book Newsletter Productions at http://www.jazmaonline.com/ He is also a prominent letter hack, as anyone who reads comic letter pages would know. He is in production of his own self-published comic book called The Legendary Dark Silhouette and has copyrighted over 600 characters for his Jazma Universe.] SPOILER WARNING: THE FOLLOWING COLUMN MAY REVEAL SIGNIFICANT PORTIONS OF THE PLOTS OF SOME COMIC BOOKS, OR THE ENTIRE STORY. YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED. Name: Vampirella Magazine #8 Publisher: Harris Publications Comments: There is so much information in your magazine; I don't know where to begin. Let's start from the beginning with "Kick Start my Heart". Wow! This was a very unusual story, as Vampirella will do anything and everything to be with her one true love. A man/monster behind a guarded fortress and Vampirella must fight her way through these sentries to be with a Frankenstein type of monster. But, the question is..was that Frankenstein? Brian Wood definitely got my attention with that story! Major kudos to Joshua Dysart. Joshua did an excellent job with the serial killer story known as Violent Messiahs. I was a great fan of this story that involved not just one serial killer, but 2 serial killers. Now Joshua will take on the reins of Swamp Thing. If Swamp Thing falls into the mold of Violent Messiahs, then the reader will see Swamp Thing in a whole new light.or should I say.a whole new darkness? What is this? The Wachowski Brothers will produce their own comic books? Most incredible! The Wachowski Brothers, who are incredibly famous for their Matrix movie trilogy, will now have their own comic book company called Burlyman Enterprises! Your article on Burlyman Enterprises has me sold in getting their new line of comics. Doc Frankenstein, Shaolin Cowboy and the Matrix comics sound adventurous and fun! Editor Spencer Lamm brought back some memories as it was mentioned that he once worked on the Barkerverse line of comics. I remember Ecto Kid well and wish that the Barkerverse comics would make a comeback. Lots of great stuff to read and enjoyed the information on author Christopher Moore and the fantastic reviews in New Blood. Vampirella has a good taste for independent comics! I sat there with my jaw agape reading Vampirella/Ronnie Van Helsing in Witness! What a strange world where Freddie 'the Tooth' Fries is not only a vampire, but also a government-protected witness! Then there are vampires who are part of the Bathory Organization, that take their name from Lady Bathory who was known to bathe in virgin's blood to maintain and keep her youth. There was extreme action in this story and I loved every bit of it! Aimee Brooks is an absolutely gorgeous actress and I look forward to seeing her in the new DVD Monster Man! Excellent read like always! MOE Sidenote: As I entered the A1 Comics Stargate, this is the realities that I encountered: Karas #1 by Dark Horse Comics; Brian Pulido's War Angel by Avatar; Adventures in the Rifle Brigade by Vertigo; Angel Town by Vertigo; The Blade of Kumori #2 by Aftermath; Bloodhound by DC Comics; Ezra #3 by Arcana; Full Front Nerdity #1 by Dork Storm; MegaCity 909 #4 by DDP; Samurai #1 by Dark Horse Comics; Wild Girl #2 by Wildstorm. And make sure to check out the new issue of Heavy Metal, the Jan 2005 edition, you will be amazed at the artwork! Check them out at www.heavymetal.com This evening I went to see Blade: Trinity and I heard a few negative comments on this movie. I found nothing negative about the movie, it was high paced, filled with action and Wesley Snipes did a great job with the character of Blade! I love the character of Whister's daughter, she extracted justice against the vampires that left me hollering for more! I really hope they do a Nightstalkers spin-off, they did great working as a team with Blade as he went against the number one vampire known to the world as Dracula. I also saw The Incredibles and Finding Neverland. Fun movies, but I still like Blade: Trinity better! Now below are a few comics that I did manage to purchase and a few comments I made to the editors: Marvel Knights #4 by Marvel Comics: That is one of the things I love about Marvel Comics. When a reality is described within the story, there is a top-notch artist that will make that reality come to life. I found that in Marvel Knights #4, in which Transia in Eastern Europe is being described and the beauty of this land was depicted with superb excellence within these pages. I was awestruck at the beauty of the mountainous terrain of Wundagore. When you have a descriptive story being told with great artwork to go with it, it is easy for the reader to escape in the pages of this comic book. Enjoyed the way that the FF was hamming it up for the crowds and media. The crowds love the FF and I believe they can draw a bigger fan based crowd than Justine Timberlake and Britney Spears. It was great to see Daredevil in this story too! Marvel Knights #4 is an attention getter and now I look forward to the next installment! BPRD #2 by Dark Horse Comics: Mix up a solution with the madness of the Twilight Zone, the investigative techniques of CSI and strange encounters that can be found on the X-Files and you have the BPRD! BPRD #2 was a step into the bizarre! I couldn't help but feel sorry for Roger, he was really being picked on in this issue and he seemed unfaltered by the barbs that he was made up of horse manure and blood. Roger walking on the street would seem to have a odd package for a man, but of course we're talking about poor old Roger. I kind of enjoy the drama within the ranks of the BPRD. No office works in total harmony and BPRD is no exception, there are quarrels, but when it comes down to the nitty gritty, the team works perfectly together in accomplishing the task at hand. Out of all the comic books I have read, I must admit that Johann is the weirdest character I have yet to encounter. In the X- Files, Mulder and Scully in one episode dealt with raining frogs, but with the BPRD, they are dealing with terrifying frog creatures! You can't get any better than that! G-Man: G-Man brought home some childhood memories to me. The baby boomer generation of kids played cops and robbers, cowboy and indians and of course superheroes. G-Man desires to be a superhero and imagines himself having all kinds of powers from flying to levitation. When I was a kid, I wore a towel around my neck and pretended to be Batman. When one day a bully of the school grabbed the end of my towel and swung me around and around and finally released me, in which I tumbled and scrapped my knees, I knew my days of playing superhero was over. I look at the kids of today and instead of playing superheroes, they imitate their favorite wrestler and we now see back yard wrestling popping up all over. This comic book was a fantastic read and it was funny to see G-Man on the roof and after being told over and over to get off the roof, his mind set is that he is a superhero. Seeing G-Man playing with his superhero dressed buddies was hilarious and I love the artwork and the stand out colors in this comic book! This comic book has fun written all over it! Keep up the good work! _________________________________________________________________ ------------------------ Yahoo! Groups Sponsor --------------------~--> Make a clean sweep of pop-up ads. Yahoo! Companion Toolbar. Now with Pop-Up Blocker. 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