Hmm

With that odd and somewhat juvenile title, you'd think it's going to be one of those initial-issue instant flops. On the the other hand, given Image Comics' current track record, what with The Walking Dead, Chew, The Viking, King City, et al., which I daresay puts Image ahead of Vertigo so far in the area of alternatives to the superhero genre (I have to admit I'm biased--the first three titles just mentioned are my top three choices for best ongoing series, in that order), you'd mutter to yourself, hmm... perhaps it's worth a look. You'd better. For you won't regret it. Writer AJ Lieberman and artist Riley Rossmo together put on a dazzling display. One of those rare combinations of funny, snappy dialogue and kinetic art. All high-quality cover-to-cover Minutemen scans.

With that odd and somewhat juvenile title, you'd think it's going to be one of those initial-issue instant flops. On the the other hand, given Image Comics' current track record, what with , , , , et al., which I daresay puts Image ahead of Vertigo so far in the area of alternatives to the superhero genre, you'd mutter to yourself, hmm... perhaps it's worth a look. You'd better. For you won't regret it. Writer AJ Lieberman and artist Riley Rossmo together put on a dazzling display. One of those rare combinations of funny, snappy dialogue and kinetic art. Minutemen scan.

With that odd and somewhat juvenile title, you'd think it's going to be one of those initial-issue instant flops. On the the other hand, given Image Comics' current track record, what with , et al., which I daresay puts Image ahead of Vertigo so far in the area of alternatives to the superhero genre, you'd mutter to yourself, hmm... perhaps it's worth a look. You'd better. For you won't regret it. Writer AJ Lieberman and artist Riley Rossmo together put on a dazzling display. One of those rare combinations of funny, snappy dialogue and kinetic art. Minutemen scan.

Previous solicitations and checklists from DC stated that the crossover storyline will end with; however, the current issue #48 of Supergirl still bears the heading on its cover and the shield number 20. This clearly shows it still is a part of said crossover. Hmm...

With that odd and somewhat juvenile title, you'd think it's going to be one of those initial-issue instant flops. On the the other hand, given Image Comics' current track record, what with The Walking Dead, Chew, The Viking, King City, et al., which I daresay puts Image ahead of Vertigo so far in the area of alternatives to the superhero genre (I have to admit I'm biased--the first three titles just mentioned are my top three choices for best ongoing series, in order), you'd mutter to yourself, hmm... perhaps it's worth a look. You'd better. For you won't regret it. Nor did IGN reviewer Richard George, who gave this first issue an "Impressive" 8.3 out of 10 rating. Writer AJ Lieberman and artist Riley Rossmo together put on a dazzling display. Let's hope they can keep it up a la The Walking Dead, Chew or The Viking...