Grotesque Anatomy
Monday, June 14, 2004
DC for September
DC's solicits for September 2004 are up at a number of sites, including Toon Zone, CBR, and Comics Continuum. Kevin Melrose has already run through most of the high points. There's actually very little that interests me in these solicits. I'll be checking out Adam Strange by Andy Diggle and Pascal Ferry. Superman/Batman tempts me due to the Carlos Pacheco artwork (and the line about ruling with an "iron fist"--how did DC's solicitation writers know my weakness?) Plus I suppose it'd be cheaper to buy this arc in singles than in the hardcover format DC seems to favor for this series. And I know I should be excited about the new Doom Patrol trades collecting the rest of Grant Morrison's run, but I've already read all of those stories, even if I don't own the issues anymore.
Meanwhile, the covers for Birds of Prey continue to provide amusement:
DC's solicits for September 2004 are up at a number of sites, including Toon Zone, CBR, and Comics Continuum. Kevin Melrose has already run through most of the high points. There's actually very little that interests me in these solicits. I'll be checking out Adam Strange by Andy Diggle and Pascal Ferry. Superman/Batman tempts me due to the Carlos Pacheco artwork (and the line about ruling with an "iron fist"--how did DC's solicitation writers know my weakness?) Plus I suppose it'd be cheaper to buy this arc in singles than in the hardcover format DC seems to favor for this series. And I know I should be excited about the new Doom Patrol trades collecting the rest of Grant Morrison's run, but I've already read all of those stories, even if I don't own the issues anymore.
Meanwhile, the covers for Birds of Prey continue to provide amusement:
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| "Damn you, Mordath! You killed my
family--now I'll kill you!!" |
