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ULTIMATE X-MEN #67 Reviewer: Kevin Sutton, kevinsutton@cheerful.com Story Title: Date Night Part Two Can an old cat learn new tricks? Writer: Robert Kirkman Pencils: Tom Raney Inks: Scott Hanna Colors: Gina Going-Raney Letterer: VC's Randy Gentile Assistant Editors: John Barber and Nicole Wiley Boose Editor: Ralph Macchio Published by: Marvel Comics Robert Kirkman's first story; Date Night continues much in the manner of a teen soap in this issue. I'd say, "except with more action..." but they do have shows like that now nowadays. The issue itself is notable in that more bombs were dropped than in the previous issue, but there's little change in the nature of the story. It's intriguing for an arc to be built around multiple threads on a single night, but it's also pretty small scale and somewhat limiting. Still, this small focus and the addition of great pacing suggests that Kirkman's style isn't departing much from Vaughan's early efforts, and I suppose that could turn out to be for the best. Personally, I'm still waiting for more big ideas and large efforts. Even Vaughan's last story was grounded in minor events and relationships rather than indulging overarching philosophy or global ramifications. I think this book might need a new angle on the X-men's lives and mission like Vau- --er, Magneto was saying in Vaughan's last issue. Hanging around the mansion and throwing little soap opera twists into the mix isn't going to remain interesting on its own for long. I also think it works better when the actors are all together with their attitudes and actions bouncing off of each other rather than being isolated into their activity defined associations for a particular story. Still, Kirkman is giving it his best. Small though this story may be, there's still plenty of surprises and Kirkman is playing around with the intimate setting by hinting at larger more potentially meaningful events unfolding than which X-men want to kiss each other. Why didn't they break the mold when they made Wolverine? Sabretooth is old hat, but Kirkman has given him a genuine new spin with this issue. It evens plays upon much of what was discussed but never really revealed (to my knowledge) about Creed and Logan's relationship in the older Marvel universe. That I feel is a good move; but it still doesn't change the fact that the character is overdone and his act simply too reminiscent of Wolverine --but evil. The latter (of course) being the idea behind the character, but he's still an overdone version of a heavily utilized character archetype. Consequently there's something about this character that really makes me want him not just beat up, but just gone; and he was for quite some time, so I was happy. Perhaps intentionally, Storm seems to vocalize similar annoyance. Frankly, I was really rooting for the milkshake idea. I wonder if Kirkman was making a pass at the fourth wall like Vaughan often does. It likewise bothers me that Creed benefits from the old 'kewl' character physics, which he utilizes to harness incredible speed, so he can subdue aware and trained opponents with greater powers to use as human shields. I guess he is up to his old tricks after all. 'No time to move out of the the way...or speak... at... normal...rate...' The dialogue needed some work. There were far too many moments where it seemed like the characters were trying to play to the audience. At the very least, I don't think the characters' intentions are matching up with their behaviour. Creed comes off like a kid with a secret who wants to drag out the dramatic moment as long as possible. His big reveal was handled in dialogue and art as a serious moment, but it's undermined by the his many teases of that reveal. "I came to talk...I remember things...now I know why..," do you reaaalllly want to know? Similarly, Lilandra doesn't cut a very religious or professional figure for someone of her position and her intentions. She's being entirely too juvenile in her mannerisms. They're not the only ones with dialogue difficulties. Storm feels the need to tell us that she can't get a clear shot, (Although she did actually have at least one, but she waits while they talk, until they rush back into each other, then takes action for some inexplicable reason and screws it up --good job) police officers have to make dramatic declarations to hysterical people, (in bold!) and Colossus speechifies. (Making his flirtatious behaviour in this issue and the previous one seem bizarre and counterproductive to his efforts) 'Strike a Pose. Vogue.' Raney's artwork possesses a good level of detail and an ability to properly showcase emotional responses, however he seems to have trouble keeping anatomy consistent and realistic; or at least at avoiding having his characters striking odd poses. Whether it be Fury's odd gun handling, Lilandra's inability to sit still, or Colossus' twisted torso; the characters are quite distracting for the wrong reasons. The occasional weaknesses in the fundamentals of angles, anatomy, and stranges poses makes for artwork that is just about as awkward as the teens on the WB. The inking and colouring of this comic is generally unremarkable; it's not doing particularly well at hiding the deficiencies in the pencilling or making up for them, but there's not much to work with in this script in terms of atmosphere of effects anyway I suppose. Credit does have to go out to whomever designed the Nike advertisement, as they successfully fooled me into thinking it was a part of the story with a strange and striking design. Overall the artwork has it's advantages, but the pencils' weaknesses are far too obvious for my tastes. The story is certainly salvageable and has some great potential; Kirkman is trying to tread, (or perhaps simply till) some new ground with his plot developements in content if not style. But the mechanics of the story and artwork are unsettling in their weaknesses. Unfortunately, that kept me from really enjoying this issue. ART: 2.5 STORY: 2.5 OVERALL: 2.5 _________________________________________________________________ ----------------------------------------------------------------- COMICS OBSCURA Mike Curtis shandafa@cyberback.com [COMICS OBSCURA are facts Mike Curtis has dug out during his 30 years of collecting Superman and writing about comics. His website for his comic imprint is www.shandafantasyarts.net ] MAYBE THE SUIT DIDN'T FIT RIGHT William Dozier had hit gold with his 1966 BATMAN series and thought a funnier live action WONDER WOMAN pilot would fly. He cast newcomer ELLIE WOOD WALKER as the Amazon Princess, in this outright comedy film scripted by MAD writers. In interviews since then, Dozier has said that Walker "disappeared" after the pilot didn't sell. But she is credited as having a small part in the Boris Karloff film TARGETS in 1968. _________________________________________________________________ ----------------------------------------------------------------- [10] 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: Lost Squad # 2 Publisher: Devil's Due Writer: Chris Kirby Penciler: Alan Robinson Inker: Jaime Castro Price: $ 2.95 US Rating: 4 out of 5 stars Comments: The Lost Squad get their next mission to steal or destroy a crystal ball on a Ghost Train. They do get the weird missions. With a stuck door in an aircraft going down they have a scary way of solving the problem. A very unique way. As you follow these soldiers on their mission you see little glimpes as to why these guys are far from normal. The whole story and art have a strange feeling as you go through the comic as if you have stepped into another world. One where anything could happen and probably will. The characters are a diverse group. From an irish lad, to a ghost seeing Sarge, to a mathematics wiz. And the Major who is older than he looks and there is some hidden meaning in that statement. How old is he really? They are an electic group that work well together. The art in black and white does show off the action nicely and it gives the comic the right atmospheric effect. Title: DragonLance: Chronicles # 5 Publisher: Devil's Due Writer: Andrew Dabb Penciler: Steve Kurth Price: $ 2.95 US Rating: 1 out of 5 stars Comments: The companions have retrieved the Disks of Mishakal. The art is way to vague. The characters seem lifeless in the drawings. Even the story which has some action and excitement seems to have a lot of little stories within it; the underground scene, the bar scene and the capture scene. They don't really flow into one another. Raistlin the magic guy is slightly interesting but we never really get into his character or any of the companions. Something of their pasts should be revealed. We need to know more about them to care what happens to them. The Draconians I'm not sure what they look like. Their skin is lizard like and they have horns. Now what you can see of them looks good but most of them is in shadow. Title: Snake Eyes: Declassified # 5 Publisher: Devil's Due Writer: Brandon Jerwa Penciler: Emiliano Santalucia Price: $ 2.95 US Rating: 3 out of 5 stars Comments: Zartan posed in a tree with a hunting bow provides an amazing drawing. The art throughout is well done and realistic. The colors are beautiful. Snake Eyes decides to get away from it all. To run and hide. Until a few good friends help him to see that is not the way. Snake Eyes seems to think its his fault that people have died around him. Its not. He is basicly a good man that just wants to do the right thing. The wilderness scenes of Snake Eyes in the wild alone are worth getting this comic for. Unfortunately the story moves really slow at the start. It picks up some later. Having Snake Eyes back in the game is great to see. Its a quiet return that is sure to heat up. Title: G.I.Joe: America's Elite! # 5 Publisher: Devil's Due Writer: Joe Casey Penciler: Nelson Blake II Inker: John Lowe Price: $ 4.50 US Rating: 4 out of 5 stars Comments: This issue starts off with a look at a few of the Joes and how they are handling the death of Lady Jaye. Flint does seem out of sorts without her. Scarlet looks amazing. Even in captivity she is gorgeous. The drawing of her face is stunning. The defiance leaps out at you. The Joes under the new leadership seem unsure. The new commander also sems unsure how to gain their respect. The second story "The Past Comes Back" is written by Josh Blaylock with art by Stanley Lau. We see some nice hand to hand action here. Storm Shadow and Stalker facing off with Zandar shows us just how tough they all are. The Dreadnoks are a mean looking biker gang. Zartan their leader and his family are a weird looking group. They should prove a challenge for the Joes. Title: G.I.Joe: America's Elite! # 6 Publisher: Devil's Due Writer: Joe Casey Artist: Stephano Caselli Price: $ 4.50 US Rating: 4 out of 5 stars Comments: General Colton shows some leadership and loyalty to the men under his command. He suggests an unsanctioned rescue of the captive Scarlet. The Joes take care of their own. The underwater ship looks great its a nice smooth ride. Shipwreck makes a perfect pilot for it. Shipwreck seems to hang in the background. When he is used he is outstanding. Snake Eyes and Storm Shadow's training match illustrates two skilled warriors. The second story "The Past Comes Back" part two is written by Josh Blaylock with art by Stanley Lau and Ray Toh. The Joes are drawn and colored with a realistic look. Zartan comes across as a thug. But he knows how to use phsychological warfare against an opponent. Gung Ho is a likable character. Storm Shadow is shown as a warrior who is loyal first and formost to his friends. Zartan is a nut case. His powers make it so he does not know who he really is. Being able to impersonate others can have its disadvantages. This comic gives you some great insights into its characters. Title: Zoom Suit # 1 (Film Festival Edition) Publisher: Assassination Entertainment Writer: John Taddeo Penciler: Billy Dallas Patton Inker: Kris Justice Rating: 5 out of 5 stars Comments: The cover by Billy Tucci is a fun sexy masterpiece. Than with the metalic look added it just stands out as stunning. The Zoom Suit logo is a spectacular design. The cover also has three other versions by Billy Dallas Patton, Bob Layton and Bart Sears. The first thing that catches your eye as you open this book is the attention to detail. Than you get a familiar feeling as an old couple see a space ship crash. Than its no longer familiar. Jump 60 years into the future. The double page spread using vehicles to show the passage of time is a spectacular sight. The X-Files reference is cute. Talk about action as Simon Bane free falls. This guy knows what he wants and takes it. To bad he never checked the suits size. As Myles finds the suit and puts it on his words are "This Is Awesome!" and he couldn't be more right. The suit is a technological wonder to behold. The reflective and holographic properties of the coloring make this suit a thing of beauty. As Myles takes the suit to go trick or treating he finds out its not just a costume. The Zoom Suit does go Zoom! Myles is just like any 13 year old boy as he shows off his cool suit to his friend Brittany. She looks really cool and sexy in her Halloween costume as a super hero. Now the artist actually makes a mistake and changes Brittany's clothes from one panel to the next for no reason. The Editor's note on the page explains the arist worked 40 hours straight and just forgot Brittany was in costume. The "Oops!" wording makes it a very humorous mistake. Brittany is so cute. Myles is thrust by Brittany into the role of hero. He is unsure but he comes through with flying colors. Its amazing what a kiss from a cute girl will make you do. The Zoom Suit does have an alien look to it. It also exudes a feeling of power. OF course Myles has to be home in time or his Mom will be real upset. Being a super hero can be hard when you have a curfew. Zoom Suit is fun, action packed and it has tons of funny references to DC and Marvel heroes. If you buy only one comic ever make sure this is it! Title: Green Lantern Corps: Recharge # 4 Publisher: DC Writer: Dave Gibbons & Geoff Johns Penciler: Patrick Gleason Inkers: Prentis Rollins & Christian Alamy Price: $ 2.99 US, $ 4.00 Can Rating: 2 out of 5 stars Comments: The art is really dark, with way to many shadows. The people are drawn really simple. The story starts out slow as in standing still slow. Than we hit some action with fading power rings. Its not that exciting. Having a couple of the new recruits show up adds a bit of excitement. Sometimes the GL's work together even though they don't like each other. You can see their respect for each other growing. The Spider Guild launch an all out attack on Oa! Title: Legion of Super-Heroes # 13 Publisher: DC Writer: Mark Waid Penciler: Barry Kitson Inker: Mick Gray Price: $ 2.99 US, $ 4.00 Can Rating: 4 out of 5 stars Comments: Watching the Legionaires in battle you get to see different ones using their abilities to there fullest. The Legion is drawn heroic and also with their humanity showing. They are just teens doing what they believe in. They are well organized and know just what to do. Watching them use their powers is entertaining. Brainiac 5 is cocky. The story is well written with great art to produce a quality comic. The back up story "The Hours" is written by Stuart Moore with pencils by Ken Lashley and inked by Paul Neary. It shows Dream Girl but in reverse. Exactly why it is going in reverse I'm not sure. The letter pages are funny. Karate Kid makes a fantastic host. He is written with a mild sense of humor. Of course he is drawn wonderfully. Mark Waid shows us here that he has a funny side. Conner the artist does a great job. Polar Boy is cute holding a popcicle. It is great the way Karate Kid actually seems to be talking to you the reader. Title: Batgirl # 72 Publisher: DC Writer: Andersen Gabrych Penciler: Gabrych De La Fuente Inkers: Jesse Delperdand & Rodney Ramos Price: $ 2.50 US, $ 3.50 Can Rating: 5 out of 5 stars Comments: The art is done in nice dark subdued tones. Mad Dog fights as a mad dog and Batgirl moves with skill and grace. These two really go at it. They trade blow for blow. Is this really the end of Batgirl? One of the most consistently best comics for both story and art that DC makes is ending? Her last fight with her brother Mad Dog was a bloody mess. His wild fighting style was what was needed to get through Batgirl's defences. As she passes over she is in her mother's arms and Stephanie is there to meet her, her dead friend. Batgirl leaves this world the way she started in it in violence. Now at last she can rest in peace. Title: Mister Miracle # 3 Publisher: DC Writer: Grant Morrison Artist: Freddie E. Williams II Price: $ 2.99 US, $ 4.0 Can Rating: 1 out of 5 stars Comments: Shilo, Mister Miracle seems to be stressing. His friends are being seduced by the Dark Side. Baron Bedlam is trying to replace him as the greatest Escape Artist. Lashina is drawn rather cute and kinky in her tight black leather. The little doll she carries of ZZ Mister Miracle's friend in a noose is weird. Dark Side in this comic is a common thug surrounded by lesser thugs. If you are familiar with Jack Kirby's New Gods you will be appalled by the way they are shown and treated here. These Gods are a big disappointment. Dark Side one of the most feared villians n the DC is just some big muscled guy. What Dark Side and his goons do to Shilo is just sick. If you expect to see any sign of Jack Kirby here forget it. Its a crime to even associate what Jack Kirby created with this comic. If you want to throw your money away than buy this comic. Title: Green Lantern # 7 Publisher: DC Writer: Geoff Johns Penciler: Carlos Pacheco Inker: Jesus Merino Price: $ 2.99 US, $ 4.00 Can Rating: 4 out of 5 stars Comments: Green Arrow and Green Lantern it is great seeing these two together. These emerald heroes work so smoothly as a team. The art showing them off is gorgeous. The art is a treat for the eyes. The body musculature is well shown. Mongul's son is just like his father. He brings the parasitic plants Black Mercy with him to. They drain your life force as they grant you dreams of a perfect life. Mongul's son is as tough as his dad. He is not ready for the improved Hal. Is Hal ready for him? You will feel right at home. Like your sitting down with a few good friends. Hal and Ollie just work so well together. They make you feel safe. And seeing them in action is awe inspiring. _________________________________________________________________ ----------------------------------------------------------------- COMICS OBSCURA Mike Curtis shandafa@cyberback.com [COMICS OBSCURA are facts Mike Curtis has dug out during his 30 years of collecting Superman and writing about comics. His website for his comic imprint is www.shandafantasyarts.net ] YOU'RE MIGHTY SHORT BUT MIGHTY CUTE, MA'AM The Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity is issuing seven different giveaway posters to any that request them. By far the most popular is one from METROPOLIS, the Hometown of Superman, showing a drawn version of the bronze statue in Superman Square. You can order one online at http://enjoyillinois.com/poster.aspx But soon the statue won't be lonely anymore. A movement is afoot there to erect a smaller statue of NOEL NEILL, the original film LOIS LANE, next to her comic and TV boyfriend. _________________________________________________________________ ----------------------------------------------------------------- [11] 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: Chris Wisnia's Doris Danger Seeks Where Giant Monsters Creep and Stomp #1 Publisher: Salt Peter Press Price: $9.95 Creator, Writer, Artist, Letterer & Editor: Chris Wisnia Comments: Huge comic book that sports pin-ups by comic book legends: Mike Mignola, Sam Kieth, Los Bros Hernandez, Tony Millionaire, Mike Allred, John Severin, Gene Colan and more! 5 of the Doris Danger adventures are inked by Dick Ayers. 11 brand new Doris Danger pages full of action and suspense! I highly enjoyed this big comic book with a 'gallery of splash page favorites' such as Pwapwapwah - the Fiend Who Reaches Into the Sky! You get an article, that details the birth of WP Comics. If you remember Tabloia Weekly Magazine, then you will remember some of these featured stories. The stories and artwork are in the tradition of Jack Kirby! All Jack Kirby aficianados should pick up this comic book and sit back and enjoy the incredible monstrous artwork! Tantalizing stories feature Doris Danger going to the Cayman Islands, that have volcanoes emanating gasagina radiation. Doris Danger is a photo journalist and when she adventures to the Cayman Islands, the natives say...'white men angered the volcano god'. All hell breaks loose, as Splazoo makes his frightening appearance! Splazoo has a way of words, as he says...'puny punks!' Other stories feature terror that lurks in the heart of Africa. You'll meet the M.L.A. The Monster Liberation Army. You might even see some cigar shaped UFOs! Don't forget Fuggabluh at the Eiffel Tower! But, if you do forget, you won't forget the gowns of the Koombiyah Monks and more monsters, and more monsters and did I say more monsters?? Battle royal between Plopsplu v. The Honking Thing! With all of the battles against these monsters, you might start feeling sorry for them. If that happens, then you should join the P.E.T.M. (People for the Ethical Treatment of Monsters). Maybe Krakapoo isn't a true monster, maybe the U.S. Government is the only true giant monster...this is analyzed in one of the stories. Ahhh...another article on Doris Danger Comics appearances, how Doris evolved and the future of her story. Doris Danger has got to be related to Mike Danger (Mike Hammer's futuristic detective friend). This is something I theorized. In this comic book you get Buddhist headhunters and even more gigantic monsters like Aahblaah! Chris Wisnia has brought fun back into comic books! Doris Danger Seeks Where Giant Monsters Creep and Stomp #1 is a vivid world of adventure, fantasy, drama and incredibly big monsters! Outstanding excitement! Doris Danger would make Godzilla blush with envy! Name: Scar Comics Presents Dead Dawn Quarterly Number One Publisher: Scar Comics Creators: Numerous Price: $10.99 Comments: Eleven tales of terror from the masters of contemporary horror! This anthology is a horrific scary read. Turn on the lights, because you will get a scary missing twin. You will see a character named Jean-Fran open up Room 26 and find blood all over the furniture, carpet and bed! You will learn about 'bad places' as this innocent girl is taken to a bad place and asks the question...'why are we here?'. Ummm...I think you will soon find out hon. Go into a black swamp and encounter more than pesky skeeters! I always wondered why no one has seen or encountered any ghosts in cyberspace? You know turn on the computer and find a ghost haunting your computer. But, in this comic book, you have something close to it. How about a ghost in a mirror? Maybe a whole ghostly world in a mirror. A doorway into the netherworld. When a guy looks in a mirror, he notices his reflection is off a fraction of a second...okay...I'm scared! Another story, you encounter the Health & Beauty Zone that caters to: the killer from the Scream movie, Jason Voorhees, Freddy Krueger, Leatherface, the clown from the Stephen King novel/movie "It" and a few of George Romero's zombies! Maybe we can get the Werewolf Waxing Salon ready for Lon Chaney aka the Wolfman! In this Health & Beauty Zone you will also find Johnny from the movie "The Shining", the alien from the movie "Alien" and last, but not least Frankenstein! A horrifically good crossover story! If you love wars, you'll love the story "Fright Knight". Some of the artwork in this comic book is gothic in taste, some is shadowy, some is incredibly detailed. Remember the movie "Office Space"? How about a office that is a nightmare of sorts, with people with staples in their eyelids? In the story Nine to Five, you get a hanging, office stabbing and of course some office zombies! Two other stories deal with military horror and even drifting cassette tape horror! Imagine that! Pack "Dead Dawn" in your backpack and go camping, there are stories in this comic book to scare your friends with! Name: Mayhem and Chocolate #1 Publisher: Tax Collector Comics Written by: Jude Estrada aka Molokai Princess Drawn by: Tiffany Galusha aka Vermont Duchess Price: $3.00 Comments: Mayhem is an ex-con. Mayhem is former Air Force Special Operations demolition expert and body builder. He is also an ex-con that served time for robbing banks, by blowing up the safes. Chocolate is an African American woman that is a former dance stripper and hooker. She is also a master of 6 martial arts, with a black belt in all of them. When both are released from prison, they meet at a bar and start their own private investigation agency called Lucrative Results. Mayhem and Chocolate do so well in their business, that the DEA (Drug Enforcement Agency) hire them to go after major drug traffickers. One of their cases takes them to Brazil to deal with a drug cartel. If they can survive this investigation, they will receive 1/2 of the money profits that the drug cartel has made. We are talking millions of dollars. Chocolate uses razors and knifes as her weapons of choice and Mayhem uses his fists, claymore mines, rocket launchers, machine guns and pistols as his weapons of choice. Mayhem and Chocolate do a "Rambo" in this drug cartel hideout and leave a large body count. Chocolate is very seductive and very sexy and when they first enter this drug cartel hideout, Chocolate seduces the ring leader and feeds him poisonous chocolate cherries. With the drug cartel leaderless, that is when Mayhem makes his move. When they destroy the drug cartel, they take their share of the money and let DEA do the rest. Both head off to Tahiti to relax, but this time Israel's Mossad follows them to Tahiti, they also have an assignment for Mayhem and Chocolate. They want them to hunt down a former WWII Nazi torturer known as "The Slicer of Mannheim!" Not bad for an independent comic book. The artwork is somewhat mediocre, black and white, but the story has potential! 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. 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