Comics Fondle

I thought, hoped and deluded myself the previous issue of Fallen Angel was an aberration. Sure, David’s had some iffy issues, but he was on a peak the last few years with Fallen Angel and X-Factor. Then, apparently, he fell off.
While this issue has better art than the last–J.K. Woodward’s attempts at conveying movement, the […]

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So Dennis Calero being experimental? Absolutely atrocious. I ignored the credits page when I started reading and flipped back when I was done. I can’t believe how terrible the art is in this issue. A lot of it looks like Photoshop filtered malarky. Very disappointed in Calero. Before I knew it was him, I figured […]

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It’d be better if I wrote these up seperately, so I could hurl more bile at issue #17, which is as badly written as David’s She-Hulk. And I’ve even get to say good things about #18… but I’d be stuck with #19 and I barely have anything to say about it, other than… blah.
The first […]

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It’s a miracle. Peter David actually wrote a worse issue of She-Hulk than the first one. This issue, featuring a fight scene in a mall (for three dollars–a trip to the mall… Marvel should have at least gotten in some product placement beyond Lego®s since Lego®s don’t really need advertising, being Lego®s and all), finishes […]

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What the hell is this? I was looking forward to David’s She-Hulk, going off X-Factor and Fallen Angel (I even–foolishly–thought his fine work on Angel with a female lead would bode well for She-Hulk). Then I heard the warnings, so I figured I’d try the first issue instead of waiting for the arc to finish. […]

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