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X-MEN: THE END - HEROES AND MARTYRS #5 Reviewer: Brian Wilkinson, bewilkinson@yahoo.ca Story Title: X-Men: The End - Heroes and Martyrs Who's your daddy?!? 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, Stephanie MOore Editor: Tom Breevort Editor In Chief: Joe Quesada Publisher: Marvel Comics If you believe the first page of this issue, and the last few pages of the one prior, then you have a ton of expectation and you've barely even gotten into the book. Long story short, Sinister claims to be Gambit's father. What's more, he feels that the X-Men are doomed (most likely something to do with the attacks by the Shi'ar/Skrulls, and the return of the Phoenix) and is doing what he can to ensure that something survives. And if you believe THAT, I have a bridge you can buy. Cheap. Still, I was curious from the start. What's more, since the beginning of this series I was eager for this book to come out. I enjoyed each and every issue, but somehow this book just had more flavour and appeal. Is Gambit the long-rumoured third summer's brother? Well, that question is answered. But I won't tell you what it is. Suffice to say, how this story is handled is fantastic. This has to be the best issue I've read of any X-Men series in quite some time. I absolutely adored the flashback sequence to Sinister's origins, the tie-ins to Apocalypse, and it's relevance to the here and now. It takes so many key components scattered over more than a decade of storytelling and shapes them wonderfully. It's a satisfying read in a way that few 28-page comics can achieve. For all of this brilliance, though, it's still hard to see where this newfound information will fit into the canon of the X-Men, as well as the direction of Chris Claremont's epic. The only guarantee for myself at this point is that I'm much more interested now in seeing where the chips will fall. A nice touch was a one-off showing the captured quartet of Wolverine, M, X-23 and Marvel Girl. It allowed Claremont to squeeze in Emplate, Fantomex, and Seraph into the story without worrying about having to do anything more with them. These characters appear as sort of a dream state, but it's a nice touch to see them. I'm particularly curious as X-23 and Fantomex appear to have a relationship of some sort as well as a daughter. Interesting approach, as both are products of government manipulations. The rest of the issue holds up just as well. Typically dream- state-snap-out-of-it scenarios don't work for me, but for some reason this time it was more effective. Perhaps because Claremont didn't take a whole issue, and also perhaps it was couched by Gambit's actions against Sinister. What I appreciated was that the action here wasn't blind or aimless. It was a series of individuals fighting against what they knew was wrong for a greater good. It put Gambit and Wolverine in particular in the spotlight and at the heart of what it is that makes them the heroes that they are. There were a few surprises too, such as the one I predicted before about Dani Moonstar and her insistent invoking of Hela as she died. As well, we see where the Neverland concentration camp made famous in Weapon X finally ended up. There's a lot to chew on here, more so than any issue of this series before. I think it's safe to say that everything has been set up, and now it's time to push the chain of dominos over. Sean Chen's art also seems to bounce back here after slightly lacking in previous issues. His backgrounds and characters are sharper than ever, and the resemblance between Sinister and Gambit is played off well. Chen also tackles the dream sequence panels nicely so that even though the characters who appear there aren't expressly stated, it's easy to see who they are. Heroes & Martyrs took longer to get going than the previous book, but as it heads towards the conclusion I'm much happier with the way it's coming together. It still remains to be seen how all of this is going to come together with that final issue, but my confidence has been boosted by this issue. ART: 3.0 STORY: 4.5 OVERALL: 4.0 _________________________________________________________________ ----------------------------------------------------------------- [9] Rich's Reviews Richard Vasseur richardv@sympatico.ca http://www.jazmaonline.com [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: G.R.A.V.E. GRRRLS: Destroyers Of The Dead # 1 Publisher: Midnight Show Writer: Scott Licina Artist: Ken W. Wolak Price: $ 2.99 US Rating: 5 stars out of 5 stars Comments: When the zombies appear they are disquieting looking. Blood and rotting flesh are vividly shown in rich colors. As Boom Boom goes into action the bullets fly in all out action. The blood and guts make a gory mess. Boom Boom's facial expressions are clearly illustrated. They are well done. The 'Born Again' Chip started this all when it was sabotaged. Now zombies roam free. Suzi Sioux is in a really cool pose as she lands on her backside. She is drawn with grave as she moves dealing death to the unliving. She is surrounded by insane looking, gory, maniacal zombies that just want to eat her. Suzi Sioux and Boom Boom are two sexy as hell babes that can kick butt. The Preview of "Project Born Again" has the zombies escaping. They are putrid looking. They are out, they are gross and there coming for you. If you want hot babes, killer zombies and gore galore you'll be right at home here. So sit back relax and enjoy. But watch out for that pool of blood! Title: G.R.A.V.E. GRRRLS: Destroyers Of The Dead # 2 Publisher: Midnight Show Writer: Scott Licina Artist: Ken W. Wolak Price: $ 2.99 US Rating: 5 stars out of 5 stars Comments: Suzi Sioux can really kick butt and rip zombies apart. The gore and blood are all over the place. Suzi is beautiful. As the zombies attack they start biting and one chomps down good on her cute butt. Suzi is definitely not squeamish as she gets covered in blood. Kamikazee is introduced this issue she is a mysterious figure. As zombies attack a concert we see the flesh being ripped off people, bare bones are exposed. It's gross all the blood and guts. Than Kamikazee attacks. The two page spread of her going through the skylight her throwing stars already flying it is a spectacular drawing. As she launches into the fight she is drawn moving with a easy flowing movement. Every punch or kick explodes a zombie head. These zombies are rotting messes. She finds out that Suzi Sioux's father just may be behind the rash of zombie outbreaks. Why would any sane person want to do that? Who knows, but while they do it we get to see a few sexy babes kick some zombie butt. The "Evilman" preview has a little guy that looks a bit like a combination of Slimer and Mr. Peanut but with a sadistic side. He gives us the low down on zombies. He is a strange little fellow who just enjoys eating zombie brains. Title: Batgirl # 65 Publisher: DC Writer: Anderson Gabrych Penciler: Pop Mhan Inker: Cam Smith Price: $ 2.50 US, $ 3.50 Can Rating: 4 stars out of 5 stars Comments: Aw Cassandra looks so cute having a bubble bath. Cassandra decides she wants to know who her mother is. Batman doesn't know so she goes to Cain her father. Everyone suspects who her mother is but Cain can tell her for sure. But after she beats him to a bloody pulp he still doesn't tell her. So she gives him his father's day card and leaves him with a smile on his face. He is sick. But he still loves his daughter. Cassandra is determined though to find out who her mother is and she will not stop till she knows. Her determination comes through in her actions and words. The art shows Batgirl off wonderfully. Her body moves with such grave. Each movement is shown as a thing of beauty. Cain the big bad assassin is shown as a tough guy as he just takes the beating. The final one page pin-up of Cain a loving father laying bloody on the floor does bring across a father's love for his daughter. Batgirl is a dynamic young girl. Title: Legion of Super-Heroes # 7 Publisher: DC Writer: Mark Waid Penciler: Barry Kitson Inkers: Art Thibert & James Pascoe Price: $ 2.99 US, $ 4.00 Can Rating: 4 stars out of 5 stars Comments: The best part about the LSH is the way they work together. Cosmic Boy acts like an over protective father. Brainiac 5 is like the brother-in-law who wants to run the family. Triplicate Girl is like the squealing tattle tale daughter. Brainiac 5's home world is attacked. The populace is left virtually brain dead from some sort of virus infection. Brainy though will not let it effect him through sheer strength of will. He is going to save his people. His determination could not be shown any better. The team with all its diverse people make for an entertaining read. The art as usual is great. Al Brainiac 5's race are well shown as infected zombie like victims. Long Live the Legion! Title: New Avengers # 6 Publisher: Marvel Writer: Brian Michael Bendis Penciler: David Finch Inker: Danny Miki Price: $ 2.25 US, $ 3.25 Can Rating: 3 stars out of 5 stars Comments: The faces are drawn with a life like quality. Spider- Man and Spider-Woman are really drawn well. The team find some S.H.I.E.L.D. agents maybe rogue ones illegally mining vibranium in the Savage Land. The S.H.I.E.L.D. Helicarrier shows up and blows up all the rogues and nearly the Avengers to. So the Avengers are going to take on the villainous S.H.I.E.L.D. agents they just have to find out who they are. The rogue S.H.I.E.L.D. agents also have 14 super villains. So the suspense as to who they are is there. The evil Black Widow might just lead them. We needed more action. Also less picking on Wolverine. Classifying him as a homicidal maniac just isn't right. Wolverine is civilized. And giving the Avengers someone besides S.H.I.E.L.D. as their villain would be better. Watching Iron Man's armor do a long drawn out countdown was boring. The team though overall does work well together. The team dynamics make the comic enjoyable. _________________________________________________________________ ----------------------------------------------------------------- [10] Multiverse Observer and Explorer Reviews Paul Dale Roberts Silhouet98@cs.com http://www.jazmaonline.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: The Venger: Dead Man Rising #1 Publisher: Ronin Studios Written by: Matthew Spatola Art & Letters by: Jason Ossman Price: $2.00 Email: vengercomics@aol.com Comments: This is most incredible! There is a new hero in town and his name is The Venger! First off, I love the artwork in this comic book, it's detailed nicely. Matthew has a fantastic imagination and in this story, there is talk of 'back-in-the-day' superheroes like Agent America, Jack Lantern and Phantasma. Superheroes that have great costumes, great powers and have drama in their lives like any other normal human. One of the superheroes is deceased, because he died of cancer. In the city where this story takes place the crime scene escalates at an alarming rate. Police Chief Gary Donahue and the mayor, just call it a statistical anomaly, sort of how the mayor in the movie "Jaws" tried to dismiss the great white shark attacks as a fluke, because they were wanting the tourism to continue. In The Venger, the Police Chief and Mayor are in cahoots to keep these crime statistics under low profile. You want to jump into the comic book and wring their necks! Crime after crime after crime, like the hideous murder of Father Kauffman that shocks the city. Yes, this city is in crisis. There is boo coo action and the words..."officer down" will echo through your mind as you see a sexy lethal black clad outfitted woman wreck havoc amidst this city of turmoil. There must be justice, there must be a way to handle this madness, this city cries out for The Venger! The Venger is wholly gripping! Wonderfully complex, but compulsively readable. The Venger crackles with energy and invention! Yep, this baby is a doozie! Name: Ultimate X-Men #60 Publisher: Marvel Comics Creative Force: Vaughan - Immonem - vonGrawbadger Price: $2.99 Email: Ultimateoffice@marvel.com Comments: It's hard to imagine a wheel chair bound Yuri, becoming so lethal in Ultimate X-Men #60. Dr. Cornelius is the embodiment of evil. He is so filled with hatred for mutants, he is willing to create a lethal warrior out of Yuri. He has had a lot of time studying mutants, reeking with hatred for them. Wanting and desiring revenge on Ororo. And now is willing to invest his time and money in making Yuri, the ultimate bionic woman! Another thing that was hard to imagine is that Yuri will surpass Wolverine in power. Wolverine, a man who maintains a close relationship with Storm, must be taken down too! Yuri didn't have nothing to lose, knowing that this surgery was untested on humans and her life could be in jeopardy. I loved the battle between Yuri and Wolverine, the way Yuri uses her lethal claws was awesome! Yuri mentions that she wants to cut off the head of Wolverine and Storm. I wonder if she was able to carry out the mission of cutting Wolverine's head off, would he actually have died? Or could someone place his head back on his shoulders and would it heal again? Yuri's claws seem far more lethal than Wolverine's claws and her healing power is much faster than Logan's healing powers. I must admit Yuri scares me! Name: Lorelei: Building the Perfect Beast Vol. 1 (Graphic Novel) Publisher: Star Warp Concepts Created and Written by: Steven A. Roman Art by: David C. Matthews and Kevin Tuma Price: $9.95 Email: starwarpco@aol.com Website: www.starwarpconcepts.com Comments: Wow! This is one hot red-haired demoness!! Lorelei is a knock-out and if you're a bad guy, you're in big trouble, because this Succubus will take away your soul! The cover blows me away, it depicts Lorelei in all of her beautiful splendor! This very nice graphic novel comes with information on the creative team that is an enjoyable read. The story begins eerily enough, as things take place at a funeral. A great way to start off any horror story! I can see Fangoria getting a kick out of this graphic novel, because there are some very scary scenes in this book! Like a pizza delivery guy who goes up to the door and is instantly snatched away. Then a character named Laslo Thorne, a motel manager opens up the door to one of his rooms and discovers a grisly sight, 3 decayed corpses around a table. The artwork is absolutely incredible and realistic! You will see anything and everything in this book, how about a very sensual woman in lingerie who hitches a ride with a truck driver...what will happen next? Hmmm...you better check out this story and find out yourself! There is some adult nudity in this book, so I would not recommend this book for the kiddies. The nudity is done with class. Marlane a sexy exotic dancer is abducted, chained and finds herself part of a ritual. Talk about drama and superb horror, it's all here in Lorelei! Lorelei is exciting, horrific, provocative and very entertaining, this is far and away the best horror comic book I have seen in a long, long time! Rousing with a page turner of a plot, when it comes to horrific chills, no one does it better than Steven A. Roman. Clive Barker would be proud! Name: The Middle Man #1 Publisher: Viper Comics Created and Written by: Javier Grillo-Marxuach Illustrated by: Les McClaine Website: www.vipercomics.com Price: $2.95 Comments: I have to give The Middle Man a big fat star! Very enjoyable read! Things happen at A.N.D. Laboratories. Don't ask me what A.N.D. stands for.....you'll have to find out yourself. Let's just say that they slice and dice around with DNA. The temp receptionist over there is acting very professional while havoc is happening behind her. She only stops acting professionally when a hideous multi-eyed - mutated DNA garbled - tenacle creature grabs a hold of her. Then out of nowhere, a hero appears. His name is Middle Man and he destroys the creature and tells the temp to keep her mouth shut, or he will have to kill her. The cover story is that they had a gas main explosion. Another slice of this story, deals with the mob and the reader learns that the whole Spadoni Organization was whacked. But, who did the whacking? It wasn't rival gang member Don Colfari. Then all of a sudden, there is another mob hit (or should I say hits?). The artwork in this comic is over-the-top and the story is fun, intriguing and adventurous. Wendy Watson, the temp is kind of cute, as she sings the Shaft song. Wendy's life makes a dramatic turn....she learns that she has passed the temp test to work for no other than the Middle Man! The Middle Man shines brightly, I can't see this comic dimming out! MOE Sidenote: Went to A1 Comics and entered the A1 Comics Stargate and here are some of the realities I encountered: Ocean #6 of 6 by Wildstorm; Son of Vulcan #2 by DC; Twilight Experiment #6 by Wildstorm; Villains United #2 by DC; Bone Rest - A World's End #1 by Image; Hunter Killer #3 by Top Cow; Strange Girl #2 by Image; Heavy Metal Summer 2005; Shonen Jump August 2005. I heard some bad things from the critics that Fantastic Four was not up to par. Well, tonight I went to UA Arden Theatre and saw Fantastic Four and enjoyed it immensely. I enjoyed watching how they got their powers and how they learned to adapt to their powers. I enjoyed their battle with Doctor Victor Von Doom. The action and special effects was incredible. Yes! I want more! Below are 3 comics I purchased and my letter to the editor: Michael Turner's Fathom #2: Fathom #2 truly was a page turner. Knowing a major crisis is going on kept me right on the edge of my seat. A city under siege is nerve racking drama. Koi Turnbull is quite incredible with his penciling. Each drawing kept me in awe! I loved the detailed explanation of the creation of Blue, humans and Black. They all practically have the same origin and yet they are so different. Aspen received a shocker, that her father was a Black and her mother was a Blue. Fathom is intriguing drama at its finest! In the world of science fiction, science fiction becomes science fact. I am working on a "Cell Phone Radius Detector". This device on my telephone will enable me to come 20 yards of a computer monitor and detect what is on the screen, it will also enable me to point the device to a cell phone 20 yards away and obtain the cell phone number of a person holding their telephone (a good way to pick up on chicks and getting their number). Anyway with my new device, I will use it first to obtain the plot finale of this Fathom story and when Michael Turner leaves his office, I will point my cell phone to his and tell him what a great story it was! Army of Darkness #4 - Shop Till You Drop Dead - Dynamic Forces: Ash sure gets tossed around to various timelines and alternate realities, this time he is tossed 500 years in the future by the Deadites and finds himself in a twisted video game. A video game in which he has to deal with a digital Army of the Undead! Sometimes I wonder how Ash survives it all, but the man keeps going and going and going, like the Everready Bunny. Army of Darkness #4 - Shop Till You Drop Dead was horrific fun! I had some great laughs, like when Ash says...'wait just a Roddenberry minute'! Then I got a kick seeing Ash do the Terminator naked scene as he is zapped butt naked to Detroit, Michigan at a S-Mart parking lot. Then the Geico reference was hilarious! With all of the great drama, the superb horror, you have some great comical scenes and seeing Ash as Elvis was comedy at its best! I am truly looking forward to the Herbert West and Ash encounter! I know this will be a smash crossover. One of the crossovers I am dying to see is Ash v. Leatherface, because Ash is good with his chainsaw and so is Leatherface! I have always wondered who would win! Tenth Muse 03: My hat is off to Alex Amezcua on his amazing penciling. The artwork was dynamic! Tenth Muse 03 was everything I wanted and more! We get a taste of what the power source of the Muse is. We hear that a sword can kill the essence of the Muse. This issue had many beautiful women. Seeing Judo Girl in this issue, had me smiling. What is so great about the Tenth Muse it all ties to Greek mythology, to Zeus, Hera and the rest of the godly clan, I had a laugh at the Hobbit reference, that short guy did look like a Hobbit and then I almost flipped seeing a connection in this story to Dr. Jeckle and Mr. Hyde! Now I am anxiously awaiting to see what will happen next! Another thing I will mention, if my great uncle Clement Valtille of the French Foreign Legion was still alive, he would love this story, because he was a great fan of Robert Louis Stevenson! By the way, when Rena Mero passes the torch to the new Tenth Muse, let it be Paris Hilton! _________________________________________________________________ ----------------------------------------------------------------- [11] My View David LeBlanc ComicBkNet@aol.com http://members.aol.com/comicbknet David LeBlanc is the Editor of the Comic Book Network Electronic Magazine; which won the prestigious Eagle Award for Favorite Comic Book Ezine in 2001. He is a long-time fan of comics and the electronic media; having been the moderator of BBS comics forums on WME, FIDONET and the Comic Book Network. He and his wife live in a suburb of Worcester, MA and David works part-time at That's Entertainment, the Eisner-winning Comics and Collectibles store. David's favorite motivational phrase is: BEHOLD THE TURTLE, HE ONLY MAKES PROGRESS WHEN HE STICKS HIS NECK OUT! LORELEI Building the Perfect Beast Vol. 1 Mature Readers 152 pages, black & white, digest-sized trade paperback, $9.95 Except for prologue, original published from 1993 to 1995 Starwarp Concepts www.starwarpconcepts.com starwarpco@aol.com Created & Written by Steven A. Roman Drawn by David C. Matthews Cover art by Bob Larkin Prologue art by Kevin Tuma There is a supernatural being, a succubus named Lorelei, who hunts for souls not blood. She drains her victims of their life force like a vampire drains blood - but her victims stay dead. This is the beginning of the story but it involves a young female photographer, Laurel Ohara, on the verge of a career boost. Her unique works, including some controversial photos of female strippers, bring her fame and notoriety. Now some powerful people in the TV business are helping her with the promise of major exposure, for ratings of course. They and other people she meets in the course of this first chapter have dark secrets of their own. Make no doubt this is classic horror that emphasizes characterization. Lorelei must be an ancient character. We see what must be her current incarnation travelling the city while luring victims with her feminine charms. The tie in to Laurel begins with the disappearance of a stripper named Marlene. A co-worker, Jasmine is Laurel's roommate. We know that Marlene was abducted for a ritual and the success results in another taking over Marlene's body. Now the man behind it all, Arioch, is introduced to Laurel at a gallery event as is the TV executive. All these players are trying to manipulate people and events for their own purpose and Laurel and Jasmine have no idea about the magnitude of the evil they are being drawn toward. This is a very well written story with enough gruesome horror throughout to set the tone. But the strength is in the characters. Steven takes his time to show us their way of life, their passions and foibles. They are not just players with parts. Things laid out early on start to join other plots slowly as new ones take shape. Arioch is probably the most interesting as the catalyst for the evil to roam the world while bringing to him the his wife in a new body. But there is a flaw and that will surely have impact in the next volume. The prologue threw me off as it starts with Laurel's funeral. Clearly this takes place after the events in the rest of the book, it is just not stated anywhere. The art throughout is as good as it gets. This is a mature book and there is some female nudity but it is done in context and not gratuitously. Both artists have a strong grasp of form, and composition. All around it is a solid work that will impress anyone with an eye for well-written horror. RABID ANIMAL KOMIX #5 24 pages, black & white, color cover, $2.95/$4.95 August 2005 ship date Krankin' Komix PO Box 9389 Berkeley, CA 94709-0389 krankinkmx@aol.com Back issues for $2.95 + $.55 ea P&H By Mike Hersh While I did not note this as a "Mature" comic you should know that this is not a comic book for kiddies. In fact many adults might find it offensive as it takes a serious subject and makes over the top jokes about it. The main story is called "Unsegregated America" and it features the main characters Rager Rabbit and Marky Mouse. These are cartoon types so the mouse is as big as the rabbit. They are both rather violent characters. In this story they are in search of a "primitive savage beast", the Monkous Jigaboo. While this appears to be a monkey it is clear from the context the intent is to portray a black. The name, an anatomy chart referring to kinky hair, big lips, white palms all make this a satire on racial prejudice. But is it satire? They hunt down this "monkey" using watermelon as bait. Once they catch him they lynch him, cut off his hands for ashtrays and then bury the body. They even get discovered by a cop but when they explain they was just buhryin' a nigga he lets them off. This is really not funny stuff, just sophomoric humor that includes church burning as well. I guess those who any humor is ok won't mind all this. In fact I am sure there is a crowd that will find it hilarious - but they would not be a majority of common people. The second story involves a talent contest and the rabbit and mouse are just as violent to most of the contestants. Until this duck show up with a unique talent. He proceeds to crap on the floor and it is in the shape of Marky Mouse! There is more but you get the idea. The art is actually decent. The characters are consistent and unique and the real people look like people. The pacing is good too. So the real thing is the subject matter. If you like outrageous you'll love this. If you are easily offended, pass it up. _________________________________________________________________ Thanks for subscribing to the Comic Book Network Electronic Magazine (CBEM) --------------------------->Disclaimer<--------------------------- This is an ANNOUNCE only mailing list, only the Editor can send messages to the list. No one else has access to the subscriber list. Replies to these messages will be received by the Editor ONLY, so you must CC: individual contributors if you want them to get your E-Mail. The E-mail to the E-mag MAY be used in future issues at the Editor's discretion UNLESS you specifically request that they not be. 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