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----------------------------------------------------------------- [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: Legend of Isis: Beginnings (graphic novel) Publisher: Alias Enterprises/Blue Water Productions Writer: Ryan Scott Ottney Pencilers: R.V. Valdez, Frank Mills & Ferinand Gertes, Roger Crue Inkers: Rick Ketchum, Todd Swain & LeBean, Oclair Albert & Edde Wagner Price: $ 9.99 US Rating: 4 stars out of 5 stars Comments: As sister plots against sister we dive head first into a world of mysteries in ancient Egypt. In Book One R.V. Valdez shows off his artistic skills to perfection. Her sister Nephty's transports Isis to the modern world through magic than she marries Osiris in her place. Isis is shown confused as she tries to adjust to her new surroundings. Her brother Set showing up to kill her doesn't help. With her Staff of Luxor and it's power she is a match for Set. Their battle is swift and brutel. Book Two continues the battle with Set absorbing spiders so he can continue fighting. The lettering for his new spider voice looks awesome. In this world she is considered a super hero and the authorities do not take it kindly when she stops a criminal. When she uses her bracelet to deflect bullets it kind of reminds you of Wonder Woman. She goes to see the 10th Muse to see if she can help her go home 5,000 years in the past. Book Three has plenty of heroes. Overthrow is collecting powers from heroes so as he attacks Trident, Atlas, the 10th Muse, Isis and Guardsman join in. The one incarnation of the Muse passes the power back to the previous 10th Muse she is the intended Muse. Together with the other heroes they form the team The Odyssey. They do make a unique team. The pin-ups have some lovely poses of Isis. In her gold and white outfit the mini skirt showing off her long legs makes her look enticing. The cover and back cover also both have gorgeous poses of her. In this graphic novel we get a cute extra story about "Violet Rose". Its written by Emma Davis with art by Mikeoart.com and assists from Erin O'Sullivan. Ciara Hachette is in the fifth grade she can talk to things but not people. It is like she astro projects while investigating. She has a great adventure flying, talking to a ghost and solves a missing person's case. Ciara looks cute, the whole story is a fun little adventure. Title: Legend of Isis # 1 Publisher: Alias Enterprises/Blue Water Productions Writer: Ryan Scott Ottney Penciler: Rod Fontana Inker: Billy Crooks Price: $ 2.99 US Rating: 2 stars out of 5 stars Comments: The ancient egyptian mummy come to life is a walking nightmare. The mumy is defeated and loses it's head and arm but how? There is a lot of filler. The characters are standing around to much without much happening. There are only 18 pages of story which is kind of short. The art seems compacted as if the characters were slightly squished down. As for showing off the people most of the drawings do not show the whole person they do not show from the waist down. The egyptian gods unfortunately are not impressive at all. They are a sad looking lot. When Isis uses her staff the flowing power looks like enchanted water. It looks fantastic. Title: Judo Girl # 2 Publisher: Alias Enterprises/Blue Water Productions Writer: Terrence Griep Penciler: Nadir Balan Inker: Sven Dyson Price: $ 2.99 US Rating: 4 stars out of 5 stars Comments: Wow is Judo Girl looking hot. The poses are provocative. Nadir Balan truly knows how to capture the beauty of the female form. Judo-Bot is drawn as an unfeeling murderous cyborg. The colors throughout are wonderfully done. It is brought across that Judo Girl loves her brother. She wants him back as he was. But she now has to worry more about Captain Steel who no longer wants to rule the world but he now wants to destroy it. Judo Girl is sexy and exciting, she will take you on a thrill ride. On the flip side of this comic you get a retro story of Judo Girl. Judo Girl looks groovy leaping through a tree. Captain Steel and the Judo Twins were both after the meteorite that enlarged Judo Boy to gigantic proportions but didn't enlarge his mind. Captain Steel and Judo Girl work together to try to stop Judo Boy. She does have some nice moves. Her sixties talk is entertaining. The 60's never looked so good. Title: The Phantom # 7 Publisher: Moonstone Writer: Ben Raab Penciler: Pat Quinn Inker: Pat Quinn & Ken Wheaton Price: $ 3.50 US Rating: 4 stars out of 5 stars Comments: The Sky Band are a group of deadly females they are kidnapping rich and powerful people who want to help people in need through a third world economic summit. Diana Palmer-Walker is in charge of setting it up so when they disappear she calls in her husband The Phantom. The Phantom and Diana know what they are doing, they operate as professionals setting up the Sky Band. The Sky Band women are good and the Phantom's no hitting females policy gives them the advantage. The women are drawn sexy but not overly so. The Phantom in his purple suit and black mask cuts a striking figure. The Ghost Who Walks is a true hero who fights for whats right. He is what all heroes should aspire to be. Title: Conan # 17 Publisher: Dark Horse Writer: Kurt Busiek Artist: Cary Nord Price: $ 2.99 US Rating: 3 stars out of 5 stars Comments: Conan is learning about being a thief in the city of thieves. He steals a cursed bowl which you just know is going to cause trouble for him, maybe. He sells it to a fence. The story does show us a realistic view of a thief. The art is somber looking it is in pastel colors. Conan's musculature is well shown. The females are sexy with lots of nice curves. Conan is a rough and tough barbarian. Although he is shown more civilized than most civilized people. Even while he's pounding them to pulp. He is always a barbarian at heart. Title: Brian Pulido's War Angel # 3 Publisher: Avatar Writer: Brian Pulido Penciler: Walter Geovani Inker: Datty Price: $ 3.50 US Rating: 4 stars out of 5 stars Comments: War Angel sets up the vampires and warlocks so they are fighting each other. War Angel's costume is sexy and very revealing. All the vampires and warlocks are now after her after they found out she was setting them up. She is out for herself and just wants money. This comic is willing to push the limits as it has a vampire brother and sister making love to each other. War Angel is a lesbian who seems to enjoy slaughtering monsters. This title has lots of swearing, sexual situations and half naked babes. Also plenty of gore and violence. War Angel kills a lot of vampires and warlocks, blows up a lot of the town than leaves. Her next stop the hive a place full of flying mermaid babes. Just what any lesbian would want. The ending is kind of incomplete. She just leaves when she finds out there is no money. But for over the top action and thrills and hot horny babes you are definitely in the right place. Title: Brian Pulido's Medieval Lady Death # 4 Publisher: Avatar Writer: Brian Pulido Penciler: Di Amorim Inker: Alex Lei Price: $ 3.99 US Rating: 2 stars out of 5 stars Comments: The Archbishop Vittorio is an imposing figure. His sword fight with Lady Death shows passion from both of them. Lady Death looks good in black but she is hidden in shadows to much as is her companion Wolf. Seeing and hearing Lady Death called Auntie Hope well it kind of undermines her warrior image. She is portrayed as just a good warrior not a great one. This Medieval Lady Death is still a pale reflection of the original. Title: Captain America # 7 Publisher: Marvel Writer: Ed Brubaker Artist: John Paul Leon Price: $ 2.99 US, $ 4.25 Can Rating: 1 star out of 5 stars Comments: This issue starts out morosely as we learn Jack Monroe (Nomad) is dying with no hope of a cure. He is a pitiful character. Watching him feel sorry for himself gets boring real quick. He is, and was a lame hero. The art is bland, it lacks definition. Jack Monroe decides to spend his last months protecting his daughter. He is putting some drug dealers out of business that operate at his daughter's school. It was all just in his mind there were no drug dealers. Maybe he just wanted to try to give his life meaning. Than someone shoots him dead. Why? Captain America isn't even in this comic. Look at the title wouldn't you expect him to be? Title: Black Panther # 5 Publisher: Marvel Writer: Reginald Hudlin Penciler: John Romita Jr. Inker: Klaus Janson Price: $ 2.99 US, $ 4.25 Can Rating: 5 stars out of 5 stars Comments: As Klaws forces attack the Black Panther responds. Klaw knows just how to use his resources but so does T'Challa. The Rhino leaves a wake of destruction on the ground. T'Challa goes one on one with the Black Knight. It is a great aerial battle. We see that to defend his country T'Challa can be ruthless and cruel. The US government sends in a cyborg zombie unit. But who's side will they be on? The action is all over in the air on the ground even coming out of the water. Can even the Black Panther move fast enough to handle it all. Things pick up as Klaw captures the Queen in this chess game. Now what will be the Black Panther's next move? Klaw and his band are drawn as a rough looking bunch. They are all willing to push to the limit and willing to kill anything in their way. The Black Panther will do whatever it takes to defend his country. He is the King. Long live the King. Title: Amazing Spider-Man # 521 Publisher: Marvel Writer: J. Michael Straczynski Penciler: Mike Deodato Inker: Joe Pimentel Price: $ 2.50 US, $ 3.50 Can Rating: 3 stars out of 5 stars Comments: Aw Peter and MJ are so in love. These two are shown as the perfect couple. Peter actually gets to see her play without any interruptions. Also Peter seems to be the only one who knows what is going on with Hydra. It was great having Captain America showing confidence in Peter even though he is the new Avenger and lots younger than Cap. Best of all was seeing Peter and MJ just being a happy couple. MJ is bubbling over with enthusiasm at her successful performance. Hydra has a plan to kill a nation. Their plan is insidious. They are terrorists and their plan will make them the most infamous organization in history. The only problem is some sleaze bag reporter writes a story about MJ and Tony Stark having an affair. Its all made up of course but it will probably cause trouble. Why can't Marvel leave the happy couple alone? Title: House Of M # 2 Publisher: Marvel Writer: Brian Michael Bendis Penciler: Olivier Coipel Inker: Tim Townsend Price: $ 2.99 US, $ 4.25 Can Rating: 3 stars out of 5 stars Comments: In this world of the Scarlet Witch's making things are quite different. Mutants and humans live in peace. Carol Danvers is the most popular super hero in America. She is drawn wonderfully soaring through the sky. So much of the world as we knew it has changed. A lot of it for the better. Ororo is shown wearing a pink and black dress that makes her look drop dead gorgeous. This issue doesn't have much happening it just kind of shows off the new world. It is still a world of Marvels it's just different. 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 disgusting 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 squealing tattle tale daughter. Brainac 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 Brainac 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: Decoy: Menagerie Part 1 (Hardbound) Publisher: Penny-Farthing Press Created by: Courtney Huddleston Note: Many writers/artists are involved with this book. Price: $19.95 Website: www.pfpress.com Comments: This is a beautiful hardbound book for your collection! Courtney discusses how he came up with the concept of Decoy while in the seventh grade and created a race of aliens called the Metas, that have their homeworld on Nacrum. The Foreword is a very interesting read. In the beginning of the story, a guy named Bobby Luck makes like Spider-Man and swings over the city scape using the flexibility powers of Decoy. He explains to the reader that we will see what his relationship with a little green alien named Decoy is all about. We are taken to the planet Nacrum, 300 years ago. Then the scene shift brings us to the present time, and an alien race called the Kranch tell their story and plight. A very interesting story on how they split into 4 tribes, each and every tribe mastering one thing or another. Objects from the sky were observed and studied and placed where other Kranch could see. Knowing that there is another intelligence out there somewhere watching them from the shadows. Fascinating meeting takes place during an artificial storm that the Metas created, in which the frightened Kranch encounter the far more superior Meta. The Meta ruled by a purple Meta (purple Metas are a rarity) taught the Kranch things of government, ruling houses, living in harmony with the Meta, etc. The Meta must now live with the Kranch, because their homeworld was destroyed. As life goes on with the Meta and Kranch, a strange disease attacks the green Meta, they change to red and their personalities become that of hatred. The red Metas attack and kill any Kranch and other Metas that happen upon them, there is turmoil and chaos. The red disease amongst the Meta is overwhelming. Eventually Metas will kill all purple Metas at birth and chaos ensues. The hope is that another purple will rise one day. The Kranch want this. In Chapter One, called Soft Spot, the reader is introduced to Bobby Luck, a gumshoe, a sleuth, yes a private investigator. Like any good private dick story, Bobby has a beautiful female client that enters his shadowy office, Mike Hammer would be proud. Bobby and his private investigator pal Decoy (the green alien) set off on the case. Decoy displays a elongated stretched punch in this story, that would make Mr. Fantastic of the Fantastic Four proud. Bit by bit, the reader learns about the extraordinary powers this little alien has. This detective story is very intriguing and there is a mystery around every corner. In the next story Single Inebriated Operating Plan, we have gigantic "Transformer" type of robots that say..."comrades, we are the conscious and collective vanguard of the international proletariat solidarity movement, we come to liberate you from the tyranny of kee-pitalist greed and oppression, welcome to the glorious worker's paradise of Dolphin City, which has been renamed Industrial Communal Complex 1872-0005-A9!" The communist 'hammer and sickle' is their emblem. When all this chaos ensues, Bobby and Decoy investigate and see where these giant robots lead the people to. Wow! Bobby is able to use Decoy as a weapon. Decoy can morph into a battle ax and so on. With this book, there are a multitude of stories by various writers and artists and the artwork in each story is mesmerizing. Each artist puts their all into this production with outstanding results. In one story, I was quite impressed with the artwork/penciling of Mitchell Breitweiser. His artwork is a lot like Alex Ross and there is this incredible scene in which Bobby Luck saves a damsel in distress and with large green angel wings provided by Decoy flies off with her. The story "A Day in the Life" is about Bobby Luck's growing up years, how he was picked on and so on. It explains how he was transformed through 'alien possession". The bonding between Bobby and Decoy is amazing, there is some comedy in this bonding, such as when Bobby is sitting on the commode and Decoy creates a gas mask for himself. At the end of this incredible book are sketches from various artists, an added treat. Decoy was predicted to be a massive hit by one of our greatest prophets Nostradamus. This is a quatrain that I recently discovered that seems to pertain to the comic book Decoy: "Readers will flock and cry out Meta! A green one will take center stage, There will be LUCK in the outcome, And a decoy will be exposed for all to see, Greatness will be hailed by the masses!" Name: Ultimate Spider-Man #78 Publisher: Marvel Comics Creative Force: Bendis, Bagley and Hanna Price: $2.99 Email: UltimateOffice@Marvel.com Comments: Kenny reminds me of my younger years, slacks off on his homework and is more concerned about his partying nightlife. In Ultimate Spider-Man #78, it is understandable why women think of men as dogs, as a woman is rated a 8.4 from a scale from 1 to 10. Kids from their late teens to their 20s, think of one thing, where the next party is and kids are depicted this way in this issue. I can't understand the tunes that kids listen to and the song depicted in this story is way off base...as the words echo..."You're my Molten Man and I'm melting on you". Yuck! Who came up with these lyrics? I felt like I was watching MTV's Real World or Laguna Beach as all of the human interaction and drama was taking place. Then what was up with this musician that was trying to court Mary Jane? Comparing his musical talents with Will Eisner? I couldn't see that, most musicians compare themselves with Bob Marley, Jimi Hendrix, Jim Morrison or something...but Will Eisner. Then the typical girl talk was introduced, where a girl is liking this guy's car. Talk about shallow women. I was glad when MJ rejected the rocker, because she has Peter Parker on her mind, the guy was a loser and MJ is way too good for him. My thoughts on this real world story. Name: Monster Mash Smash #2 Publisher: Weird Chit Publications Creator: Lonnie Petrock Price: $3.00 Comments: Found this independent comic book at Tower Books. The artwork is shabby, but I did like the concept of the story. Dracula at his 2nd home in Scotland invites monsters around the world to a huge party banquet. The purpose of this party is to unite monsters all around the world to create a force for all mankind to reckon with. Once united, these monsters could take over the world and Dracula would be the king of the world. As the party begins, I was able to identify the following monsters: Wolfman, Mummy, Creature of the Black Lagoon, Frankenstein, The Munsters, The Adamms Family, Freddie Krueger, Chuckie, Michael Myers, The Hunchback of Notre Dame, The Phantom of the Opera, Leatherface, Pinhead, The Blob, Jason Voorhees, The Re-Animator, Ash of Army of Darkness, Pixar Film's Monsters Inc., The Fly, creatures from the film Tremors, the Great White Shark Jaws is seen in the swimming pool, King Kong v. Godzilla are seen on the Scottish hillside battling it out, Cujo, The Predator and Alien are seen socializing in the hallway, Nosferatu, Dr. Caligari, Mr. Hyde, The Invisible Man, The Tall Man from Phantasm. There is homage to movies like: Bats, Deep Blue Sea, Lake Placid, Scream, I Know What You Did Last Summer, Candy Man, Anaconda, Grizzly, Piranha and Arachnophobia. Dracula tries to unite all of the monsters together, but chaos ensues as old time monsters are unable to understand the ways of the newer monsters. Frankenstein gets peeved with Michael Myers and these two have it out, before you know it, it's mayhem everywhere, the home of Dracula is destroyed and Monsters Inc accidentally impale Dracula with a broom handle, they were actually horseplaying with each other and stabbed poor Dracula through the heart. The monsters after this party are seen departing their separate ways and making fun of each other as they depart. _________________________________________________________________ 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. It is our policy to withhold names and/or Addresses, by request only, from letters of comment. All contributors are required to use their real name and have a valid Email address for their columns to be published. 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