The 7th Planet
I’ve stopped posting here. The few people who follow, I’m sure, have already noticed. No particular reason other than lack of time. Adult life is, well, boring, but eventful, and much needs to be tended to. My love for comics remains, naturally. 
But today, I felt I needed to get something out there. Therefore, I will break the “wait until the weekend” rule for comics released on the current Wednesday. I think it’s fair, as it’s Friday, and it’s not a continuity heavy book, Avengers Prime.
The thing I wanted to say was, I cannot remember the last time a comic book made me cry. I’m not even sure I’ve ever cried reading a comic book. I didn’t exactly cry this time either, but I certainly felt like it, and my eyes really became watery, so maybe that’s as close to crying as I’ll ever come. I think, as an adult man, we sometimes lose the ability to truly cry, for whatever reason, subconscious embarrassment maybe. But if I were to cry, I certainly would have reading the two pages I’ve put together above.
So, thank you, Mr. Bendis. And Mr. Davis, Mr. Farmer, Mr. Rodriguez and Mr. Eliopoulos. That was really moving. And it’s hard to be moved by things in the world these days. That’s a memory I’ll cherish.

Avengers Prime #5 - Bendis/Davis/Farmer/Rodriguez

I’ve stopped posting here. The few people who follow, I’m sure, have already noticed. No particular reason other than lack of time. Adult life is, well, boring, but eventful, and much needs to be tended to. My love for comics remains, naturally. 

But today, I felt I needed to get something out there. Therefore, I will break the “wait until the weekend” rule for comics released on the current Wednesday. I think it’s fair, as it’s Friday, and it’s not a continuity heavy book, Avengers Prime.

The thing I wanted to say was, I cannot remember the last time a comic book made me cry. I’m not even sure I’ve ever cried reading a comic book. I didn’t exactly cry this time either, but I certainly felt like it, and my eyes really became watery, so maybe that’s as close to crying as I’ll ever come. I think, as an adult man, we sometimes lose the ability to truly cry, for whatever reason, subconscious embarrassment maybe. But if I were to cry, I certainly would have reading the two pages I’ve put together above.

So, thank you, Mr. Bendis. And Mr. Davis, Mr. Farmer, Mr. Rodriguez and Mr. Eliopoulos. That was really moving. And it’s hard to be moved by things in the world these days. That’s a memory I’ll cherish.

Avengers Prime #5 - Bendis/Davis/Farmer/Rodriguez

Thunderbolds #137 - Remender/Asrar/Buchman

Thunderbolds #137 - Remender/Asrar/Buchman

Thunderbolds #137 - Remender/Asrar/Buchman

Thunderbolds #137 - Remender/Asrar/Buchman

More pages from New Avengers #54 (Billy Tan & Batt), featuring Dormammu

More pages from New Avengers #54 (Billy Tan & Batt), featuring Dormammu

Dormammu, by Ed McGuinness, Dexter Vines & GurueFX
from Hulk Vol. 2 #11

Dormammu, by Ed McGuinness, Dexter Vines & GurueFX

from Hulk Vol. 2 #11

New Avengers #54 by Billy Tan & Batt
I really enjoy stories with Dormammu

New Avengers #54 by Billy Tan & Batt

I really enjoy stories with Dormammu

Katsuya Terada’s The Monkey King #1

Katsuya Terada’s The Monkey King #1

Katsuya Terada’s The Monkey King #1

Katsuya Terada’s The Monkey King #1

Katsuya Terada’s The Monkey King #1

Katsuya Terada’s The Monkey King #1

2 cents: No, I am not enjoying Chaos War. Mikaboshi looks like a silly cross between The Maxx and Carnage, the plot is basically fighting, fighting, gods, fighting; big panels like this one which, granted, are cool, but when that’s everything there is to an event, it just becomes boring really quick. Oddly enough, Marvel needs two (admittedly good) writers to put this out. Big. Fat. MEH. 
Chaos War #3 - Greg Pak & Fred Van Lente/Khoi Pham/Thomas Palmer/Sunny Gho

2 cents: No, I am not enjoying Chaos War. Mikaboshi looks like a silly cross between The Maxx and Carnage, the plot is basically fighting, fighting, gods, fighting; big panels like this one which, granted, are cool, but when that’s everything there is to an event, it just becomes boring really quick. Oddly enough, Marvel needs two (admittedly good) writers to put this out. Big. Fat. MEH

Chaos War #3 - Greg Pak & Fred Van Lente/Khoi Pham/Thomas Palmer/Sunny Gho