Book of Doom: Bullet Points

We’re coming back with yet another of our weekly diversions into a particular book. And keeping with the objective, we’ll be tackling a new/off-the-beaten-path offering. In this case, it’s the first issue of Marvel’s new Bullet Points, which is illustrated by the brother of the cop from The Fugitive. Or not. It really is written by the guy who thought Gwen Stacy having twins would be a good idea. Oh, wait, that’s a negative? Well, whether you think the newest from the House of Ideas is a trainwreck or excercise in awesome, come on back Saturday to engage in a discussion with us Doomers.

For that matter, come back anytime next week to share your thoughts. Our readers are a bit too quiet.

COVER BY: TOMMY LEE EDWARDS
WRITER: J. MICHAEL STRACZYNSKI
PENCILS: TOMMY LEE EDWARDS
INKS: TOMMY LEE EDWARDS
COLORED BY: TOMMY LEE EDWARDS
LETTERED BY: JOHN WORKMAN

THE STORY:
World War II. America needs a super soldier. Only one man possesses the formula to create the perfect fighting machine from volunteer Steve Rogers. But when a deadly bullet kills Dr. Erskine along with his bodyguard, M.P. Ben Parker, Steve’s destiny, and that of the Marvel Universe’s changed forever.
32 PGS./Rated T+ …$2.99