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is a six-issue miniseries published by Aspen Comics. Series writer David Wohl features his take on the concept of actual real life Executive Assistants in China, which series co-creator Brad Foxhoven heard about and then uncovered a series of articles that had been written on the subject. The articles mostly revolved around these schools that would bring in girls when they were really young and would train them in the arts of everything ranging from fighting to the etiquette of properly setting a table. After graduation, these girls, now women, would be hired by businessmen to be their personal assistants/bodyguards. Wohl expanded the idea further with the executive assistant having ninja skills... you get the idea. Further miniseries involving other characters of the storyline are planned for future release. All high-quality Minutemen scans.

The prologue and the first issue of an all-new 4-issue miniseries from Aspen Comics featuring the publisher's biggest headliner, Aspen Matthews. is written by David Schwartz with art by Alex Sanchez and John Starr. The book will tell the story of Aspen Matthews' childhood, delving further into the history of her parents and their "deadly struggle to keep their family intact." Both HQ Minutemen scans.

is a comic book ongoing series published by Marvel Comics starring superheroes Hawkeye and Mockingbird. The series launched in June 2010 as part of Marvel Comic's Heroic Age by writer Jim McCann and artist David Lopez. Very hicely handled, pairing Clint Barton aka Hawkeye, an orphan trained to be one of the greatest archers in the world while employed in the circus and member of the Avengers, with his ex-wife and current girlfriend (!) Barbara "Bobbi" Morse, aka Mockingbird, former agent of S.H.I.E.L.D. turned superhero, founder and field operations commander of the World Counter-terrorism Agency (W.C.A.) and member of the New Avengers. A superhero take on the bipolar relationship between Tony DiNozzo and Ziva David of the television show , with shades of and subtexts of thrown in, complicated by the fact of the two lead characters being formerly married to each other. Do we expect a hearts-and-flowers romance to develop amidst, and in spite of, all the secrets, hidden personal agenda and constant bickering? Tune in--err... subscribe monthly and find out.

is a comic book ongoing series published by Marvel Comics starring superheroes Hawkeye and Mockingbird. The series launched in June 2010 as part of Marvel Comic's Heroic Age by writer Jim McCann and artist David Lopez. Very hicely handled, pairing Clint Barton aka Hawkeye, an orphan trained to be one of the greatest archers in the world while employed in the circus and member of the Avengers, with his ex-wife and current girlfriend (!) Barbara "Bobbi" Morse, aka Mockingbird, former agent of S.H.I.E.L.D. turned superhero, founder and field operations commander of the World Counter-terrorism Agency (W.C.A.) and member of the New Avengers. A superhero take on the bipolar relationship between Tony DiNozzo and Ziva David of the television show , with shades of and subtexts of thrown in, complicated by the fact of the two lead characters being formerly married to each other. Do we expect a hearts-and-flowers romance to develop amidst, and in spite of, all the secrets, hidden personal agenda and constant bickering? Issue #5 ends the first story arc, "Ghosts" and gives a clue as to the direction for this exciting, entertaining and exhilarating series. It is also one of the most satisfying action-filled storyline conclusions ever. IGN gives issue #5 a "Great" 8.5 out of 10 rating.

is a five-issue comic book limited series from Marvel Comics written by David Lapham and illustrated by Tony Harris, which premiered on January 9, 2008. Starring Marvel's flagship character, it takes place in between two single panels found in , Spider-Man's historic first appearance. By focusing on a time period usually brushed aside in many retellings of the classic origin, writer David Lapham and artist Tony Harris are able to take what is basically a page's worth of story and turn it into a funny and insightful examination of Spider-Man's formative days, focusing on the period between the accident that gave Peter Parker superhuman powers and the murder of his Uncle Ben. It was published under Marvel's Marvel Knights imprint in order to avoid any links to current continuity. One of those rare occasions when an idea that would seem to be quite long shot somehow comes together and works beautifully, no doubt because of Lapham and Harris.

is the follow-up series to the smash hit movie prequel, where readers see for the first time the real motivations behind Spock's decision to live on Romulus, and follow as he looks back on what brought him to this place in his life. Written by Scott and David Tipton, this four-issue miniseries delves in some of those key points between the famous dramatic moments in Spock's life, and presents a glimpse of what makes Spock's complex character so fascinating.

is the follow-up series to the smash hit movie prequel, where readers see for the first time the real motivations behind Spock's decision to live on Romulus, and follow as he looks back on what brought him to this place in his life. Written by Scott and David Tipton, this four-issue miniseries delves into some of those key points between the famous dramatic moments in Spock's life, and presents a glimpse of what makes Spock's complex character so fascinating.

After the multi-issue crossover event, Marvel Comics' entire Ultimate imprint has been relaunched under the "Ultimate Comics" brand, reflecting the impact of said event on the lives of everyone, most especially our one and only webhead, as mentioned in my (posted in Avaxhome by yours truly). is this brand's very first title to be released. From its second issue the brand reverted to the original title (so can we now refer to it as "Volume 2?"). It's still "The New World According to Peter Parker" (read that, Day-to-Day in the life of...). One thing, though: is it just me or has anyone noticed that Marvel's solicitations have been getting more and more sloppy ever since Disney bought it?

is Aspen Comics' new miniseries planned for six issues and for further miniseries involving other characters of the storyline. Series writer David Wohl features his take on the concept of actual real life Executive Assistants in China, which series co-creator Brad Foxhoven heard about and then uncovered a series of articles that had been written on the subject. The articles mostly revolved around these schools that would bring in girls when they were really young and would train them in the arts of everything ranging from fighting to the etiquette of properly setting a table. After graduation, these girls, now women, would be hired by businessmen to be their personal assistants/bodyguards. Wohl expanded the idea further with the executive assistant having ninja skills... you get the idea.

V for Vendetta is a ten-issue comic-book series written by Alan Moore and illustrated mostly by David Lloyd, set in a dystopian future United Kingdom imagined from the 1980s about the 1990s. A mysterious anarchist named "V" works to destroy the totalitarian government, profoundly affecting the people he encounters.