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Dimension W 1-12 Comics

Posted by Lebedev30 at May 12, 2017

Dimension W 1-12
Japanese | IWAHARA Yuji | CBR | 12 Volumes | 1.1 Gb
Genre: Action Drama Sci-fi Seinen

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Zatanna #6 (Ongoing) Comics

Posted by WEATHERMAX at Oct. 31, 2010

Zatanna #6 (Ongoing)
CBR (Minutemen) | DC Comics | Released Oct 27 2010 | 24 pages (2 Covers) | 17.44 MB

Zatanna has been taken captive by the demon who intends to steal her soul - and it's up to her playboy gadabout of a cousin, Zach Zatara, to free her! --

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The Unstoppable Wasp 001 (2017) Comics

Posted by mikestoke at Jan. 4, 2017

The Unstoppable Wasp 001 (2017)
English | CBR | 55 pages | 40.52 MB

Girl. Genius. Hero. Unstoppable. Nadia spent the entire first half of her life a captive of The Red Room, but now this teenage super-scientist is on her own for the first time, and she's ready to spread her wings! Hank Pym's daughter has a lot of time to make up for and she's determined to change the world. You know, if she can get her U.S. citizenship first. Guest-starring Ms. Marvel and Mockingbird!

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Spider-Woman #1-2 (New Monthly Series, Ongoing) Comics

Posted by WEATHERMAX at Oct. 24, 2009

finally got back her own ongoing series after more than 26 years. In between there had been a miniseries and various appearances in other Marvel titles. Until recently she had been held captive by Skrulls and her good name had been dragged through the mud. Spider-Woman aka Jessica Drew sits around feeling sorry for herself until Abigail Brand offers her the chance to exact a little revenge on the alien race who wronged her by becoming an agent of S.W.O.R.D. and hunting down the remaining Skrulls who are still in hiding. Considering the creative team involved, issue #1 was a very good first issue. There's the origin of Spider-Woman in a nutshell, a recap of the whole Skrull invasion story that nicely sets up the status quo, fight scenes and tease to segue with the next issue. And of course there's Spider-Woman costume. As for the rest--the art (much too reminiscent of Daredevil for me, but Jessica has a face!), the way it's written (Bendis' first-person approach, for instance), etc., you have to read this series yourselves and form your own opinions.

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Spider-Woman #1-5 (Ongoing) and Spider-Woman: Origin #1-5 (Of 5) Complete Comics

Posted by WEATHERMAX at Jan. 29, 2010

finally got back her own ongoing series after more than 26 years. In between there had been a miniseries and various appearances in other Marvel titles. Until recently she had been held captive by Skrulls and her good name had been dragged through the mud. Spider-Woman aka Jessica Drew sits around feeling sorry for herself until Abigail Brand offers her the chance to exact a little revenge on the alien race who wronged her by becoming an agent of S.W.O.R.D. and hunting down the remaining Skrulls who are still in hiding. Issue #1 goes through the origin of Spider-Woman in a nutshell and recaps the whole Skrull invasion story that nicely sets up the status quo. Eisner award winner Alex Maleev carries his distinctive granular artwork over from Daredevil (Jessica has a face!), and Brian Michael Bendis puts his stamp with a first person approach. Issues #1-5 comprise the initial story arc.

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Barack The Barbarian: Quest For The Treasure Of Stimuli #1-4 (Of 4) Complete Comics

Posted by WEATHERMAX at Jan. 29, 2010

A spoof in the tradition of , the 4-issue miniseries Barack the Barbarian took its cue when US President Barack Obama mentioned he collected comics as a kid. Published by Devil's Due Publishing and written by Larry Hama and drawn by Christopher Schons, it is set in a time of swords and sorcery. A gathering of children listen as a shaman retells the legend of . Riding in on a donkey, Barack the Barbarian is determined to set things right in the city of Warshingstun, “where every word uttered was lie, and every soul was for sale. A place where men traded dark secrets and openly peddled a powerful drug named Influence.” The political jokes and gags fly fast and furious; but things really kick into high gear when Red Sarah, the Fighting Queen of the North, appears. I hate to say it, but... I want more of Red Sarah!

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Spider-Woman #3 (Ongoing) Comics

Posted by WEATHERMAX at Nov. 20, 2009

finally got back her own ongoing series after more than 26 years. In between there had been a miniseries and various appearances in other Marvel titles. Until recently she had been held captive by Skrulls and her good name had been dragged through the mud. Spider-Woman aka Jessica Drew sits around feeling sorry for herself until Abigail Brand offers her the chance to exact a little revenge on the alien race who wronged her by becoming an agent of S.W.O.R.D. and hunting down the remaining Skrulls who are still in hiding. Brian Michael Bendis and Alex Maleev make a great creative team (an Eisner Award winner at that); the first person viewpoint I think is effective and the artwork is beginning to settle down. I noticed a subtle change in Jessica's face though.

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Dark Reign: Elektra #5 (Of 5) Comics

Posted by WEATHERMAX at Aug. 28, 2009

Dark Reign: Elektra #5 (Of 5)
Eng | RS & Hotfile | CBR | Mervel Comics | Aug 26, 2009 | 26 Pages | 10.5 MB

Elektra finds her answers in this Dark Reign tie-in! As her quest for survival races toward its conclusion, the world's most dangerous assassin discovers why every other killer in the world is gunning for her. Who put the 82-million-dollar price tag on her head? What was her impostor responsible for while Elektra was held captive? What will Elektra do about it?! By: Zeb Wells, Clay Mann, Lee Bermejo --

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Starr The Slayer #1-4 (Of 4) Complete Comics

Posted by WEATHERMAX at Dec. 12, 2009

A four-issue miniseries about , an obscure Conan-like character breaking the fourth wall to confront his creator who is vaguely reminiscent of Robert E. Howard, all narrated by an old savage from Starr's world, set to rap, under Marvel Comics' MAX imprint. How about that? Pretty artwork, too.

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Batman: Unseen #1 (Of 5) Comics

Posted by WEATHERMAX at Oct. 8, 2009

Batman: Unseen #1 (Of 5)
Eng | RS & Hotfile | CBR | DC Comics | Oct 7 2009 | 25 Pages | 12.3 MB

The fan-favorite Bat-team of Doug Moench and Kelley Jones reunite to introduce the newest member of Batman's rogues gallery in this twice-monthly, 5-issue miniseries! Horrible and unexplained murders have Gotham City held captive. Bizarre deaths have been occurring throughout the city, but the perpetrator is unknown. Even when the crimes have been committed in view of witnesses, all that is seen is a glimpse of a weird, skinless "meat-man" who seems to fade away after the crimes. Gotham's only hope is their Dark Knight Detective, but how can Batman find and fight an Invisible Man? Written by Doug Moench; Art and cover by Kelley Jones --

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