Nov 12 2007 November 12, 2007 November 12, 2007 1Comment by Fin Fang Doom

Meaningless Awards of the Week- 11/7/07

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Best Color- Red…

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Nov 10 2007 November 10, 2007 November 10, 2007 3Comments by Jim Doom

Michael Turner + Fantastic Four = True Love

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I was cleaning out my office this morning and noticed that I hadn’t looked through the November issue of Previews yet. While scanning through Marvel Previews and saw the cover to Fantastic Four #553. Michael Turner bashing has almost gotten to the point where it’s too easy. The guy doesn’t even seem to be trying…

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Nov 09 2007 November 9, 2007 November 9, 2007 1Comment by Doom DeLuise

Bagley Headed to DC in ’08

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Mark Bagley, artist best known for his work on New Warriors in the ’90s and especially his run on Ultimate Spider-Man, is headed to DC, according to Newsarama: Newsarama has learned that long-time Marvel penciler Mark Bagley, whose current exclusive contract with the publisher reportedly expires at the end of this year, will move to…

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Nov 07 2007 November 7, 2007 November 7, 2007 4Comments by Doom DeLuise

Countdown to Final Crisis: Twenty-Five

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Well, color me slightly impressed. For the second week in a row, it seems as if this series finally has a sense of direction and knows what it’s doing with itself. Is that direction headed in a way that will eventually pay off into an interesting series? I don’t know. I suppose I’ll give you…

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Nov 03 2007 November 3, 2007 November 3, 2007 4Comments by Jim Doom

Book of Doom: Justice Society of America #10

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First off, I misspoke, or miswrote, or just plain screwed up in my preview for this week’s Book of Doom. That gray-templed Superman is the Superman of the Kingdom Come universe, not Kal-L of Earth 2. But he is a sign of reviving a past storyline, and Justice Society of America #10 is the beginning…

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Nov 02 2007 November 2, 2007 November 3, 2007 4Comments by Doominator

Uncanny X-Men #337

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So Doom DeLuise suggests to me, in varying degrees of frequency, that I should post more. And sure, I feel like I should. But I’m too broke with comics, and unimpressed by the current output, to pick up what’s coming out. Fine, dandy, whatever. I still feel like I should add something here, because I…

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Nov 02 2007 November 2, 2007 November 2, 2007 2Comments by Doom DeLuise

Gimmickless Comic Reviews for the Week of October 31, 2007

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Hey there, sports fans. Welcome to the first ever semi-regular (if I remember and am sober-ish) edition of “Gimmickless Comic Reviews.” You see, Jim Doom has his Doomino Effect, and Fin Fang used to do his Meaningless Awards or Random Thoughts, plus we all contribute to the weekly Book of Doom, so I figured I’d…

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Nov 02 2007 November 2, 2007 November 2, 2007 1Comment by Jim Doom

Countdown to Crisis on Infinite Titles

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Doom DeLuise mentioned it in his Countdown review this week, but nearly two years ago, Fin Fang Doom presented you dear Doomkopf readers with Crisis on Infinite Titles, his ambitious theory on the secret behind Infinite Crisis. Much of it turned out to be wrong, but in other ways, he was way ahead of his…

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Nov 02 2007 November 2, 2007 November 2, 2007 3Comments by Doom DeLuise

Countdown to Final Crisis: Twenty-Six

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WARNING: What you are about to read is a semi-positive review of an issue of Countdown. This week, we finally get some explanation of this series. The explanation is nice, but, at the same time, the explanation is kind of a cop-out. We’ll get to that. The bulk of the issue features the Monitor that…

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Oct 31 2007 October 31, 2007 October 31, 2007 NoComment by Jim Doom

Review: DC’s Infinite Halloween Special

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DOOM NOTE: By the time this week’s Doomino Effect rolls around, Halloween will be long gone. There’s enough to talk about with this book – and still a few hours left in the day – so here’s what will likely be a one-time only single issue review. I’m a big fan of short stories –…

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