While we showed off a couple images from the latest issue of Batman, featuring the artwork of Mark Bagley and the writing of Judd Winick, a couple days back, The Source has posted some new fully inked and colored shots from the highly anticipated comic. Here’s a quick look at a couple of the pages.
A couple weeks back, my friend Tim suggested that we should be running rematches for the old DC vs. Marvel crossover that took place years back in 1996 and revolved around people voting for their favorite heroes to decide the outcome of the fights. So, after some input from the POA followers on Twitter, we’ve decided to roll with that idea this week. Has time changed our opinions of these heroes? Have they developed new powers that might make them better competitors?
Lets find out.
Spider-Man editor Steve Wacker, via his Twitter page, has posted a page from issue #601 of Amazing Spider-Man. The issue, as mentioned in a previous post here on Panels of Awesome, will feature the official return of Mary Jane to the pages of ASM since the events of One More Day / Brand New Day that occurred nearly two years ago.
If you haven’t gotten your hands on Captain America Reborn #1 and are looking for a quick sample, be sure to check out the free Prelude comic Marvel’s put out online. Alternatively, if you have read Reborn #1, you might still want to check out the free comic available now on Marvel’s site.
You can read the Prelude right here.
This week, Captain America returns. No, I’m not talking about Bucky. I’m talking about Steve Rogers himself. Here’s a quick six page preview of the book that will be hitting stores tomorrow and is guaranteed to sell out.
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Detective Comics #854 – Live Review
For the past little while, DC’s been pumping up the hype machine for the “relaunch” of Detective Comics in this new post-Batman R.I.P. world. Well, it’s finally here.
Paul Dini and Dustin Nguyen, fresh off their run on Detective Comics that lead right into Batman R.I.P., have been re-teamed for one of Dini’s two new ongoing titles set in the world of the Dark Knight.
Warren Ellis’ red-headed heroine returns once again in the sequel to the somewhat under appreciated Anna Mercury series from Avatar Press.