No other series at Marvel has been promoted better this year than this week’s new release, Black Panther. That’s a statement I never thought I would make! When the publisher tapped popular author and journalist Ta-Nehisi Coates (The Atlantic) to write the series, Marvel took advantage of the opportunity to create a comic that could reach more […]
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Marvel has just announced a brand new ongoing title featuring Rebel pilot Poe Dameron from writer Charles Soule (Star Wars: Lando) and artist Phil Noto (Star Wars: Chewbacca.) After being introduced to the pilot in Star Wars: The Force Awakens, Marvel is set to begin publication on a new ongoing series launching in April. Dameron’s comic book debut […]
Okay gang you've all had a chance to see Star Wars The Force Awakens. I know some of you haven't but the time has begun to discuss important things.
So if you've seen the movie, go after the jump.
If you haven't here's some pictures.
Black Panther #1 was a great read. Ta-Nehisi Coates gave me all of the information I needed while setting the stage for what should be a powerful run. I have been a fan of Brian Stelfreeze since his Batman work 20 years ago; Stelfreeze continues to push his craft forward. The only thing that left a bad taste in my mouth was the $5 price tag for 23 story pages. This caused me not to purchase the Poe Dameron title which was also $5 for 30 pages of story. Before I went to my LCS I read several non-spoilery reviews that indicated that BP was the stronger title. This helped me make my decision.
These look like the two most interesting Marvel comics on the market today. But I won’t pay $5 for any pamphlet, no matter how enticing it looks. Guess I’ll wait and see how much the trades cost.