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Comics Videos
Some of our viewers don't just read comics, they MAKE them. Sometimes they send them in to us. We picked some of our favorites for this episode of The Stack.
Unbeatable: an original graphic novel featuring some stunning artwork and a strong story.
Redball 6: a detective comic set in an urban version of hell.
DOSE: a collection of short comic pieces, done up Mad Magazine-style and written by people like Evan Dorkin and Alex Segura.
In the speed round, we get back to the mainstream with The Brave and The Bold #9, X-Men #206, Thor #5, Crossing Midnight #14, and Drafted #4.
In our viewer mail:
Writers or artists? Who is more important?
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One of the great things about comics is that they keep coming out. Every Wednesday, more comics. This week is no exception and what makes it even better is that you can get Invincible Iron Man #4, Echo #5, Spider-Man Loves Mary Jane #1, and Buffy The Vampire Slayer #17 when you go to the comic book store. Sweet.
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It's time of week again! New comics are coming this Wednesday and you better not miss The Age of the Sentry #1, All-Star Superman #12, War Heroes #2 and Godland #25. Wait a minute, did we just recommend a book with The Sentry??!?
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Josh looks back on the best single issue of Superman he's ever read, Action Comics #775.
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After a week of just too many comics, Josh let's you know what you can expect at the shop this week.
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What comics should you look out for this week? Who will rill the Image dice? Find out here!
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New comics are back out on Wednesday this week and Ron's got three books you should be reading: Scalped #19, Marvel 1985 #3, and Perhapanauts #3, all quality comic books that can be enjoyed by many!
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A Comicbook Orange is back in action with Geoff John's and Richard Donner's Action Comics from DC, rides with Dynamite's The Lone Ranger by Brett Matthews and Sergio Cariello and contemplates death with Emily Strange from Dark Horse Comics.
Additional images provided by Bien Stephenson, otisarchives1, Argenberg, racoles, view from 5'2", and taiyofj (1, 2).
Want us to review your comicbook or graphic novels? Mail us at reviews@acomicbookorange.com!
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The Stack's 2007 Year in Comic Books. Today we're talking about the best in comics from 2007. Happy Holiday's from The Stack and everyone at Pulpsecret.com.
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We're liking Gary Frank's artwork in Action Comics #863, but Alex takes issue with the level of excitement in this issue.
The we've got another sneak review of Amazing Spider-Girl #19, a title we haven't yet reviewed on the show. It's pretty well done, but deals with a very small sphere of the Marvel universe.
And in the speed round we check out Reich #2, Cable #2, Young Avengers Present Wiccan & Speed, Anna Mercury #1 and Walking Dead #48.
In the mailbag, Ian asks us if there can be good villain books where the hero remains a bad guy throughout the book and there's no redemption. Find out what we think in this episode.
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Up first it's a review of Amazing Spidergirl #21. Justin really liked this issue and loves the classic stories it tells in new ways and Alex agrees. Then Alex talks about why he thinks that Action Comics #866 is one of the best comics he's ever read. Next it's Hulk: Raging Thunder #1. Pete likens the setting to a Superwoman-like universe. Then during the Speed Round we look at Charlatan Ball #1, Angel: After The Fall #8, Local #12, Salvation Run #7, and Locke and Key #5. During Viewer Mailbag Andy writes in, "Should covers depict what's in-store for that issue? Pete sounds off on his strong feelings about this topic. Then Justin and Alex weigh in on what they think about cover art responsibility. Watch the episode to get all the details!
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Up first it's a review of Powers #29. The guys agree that this title is consistently great and think you should definitely check it out. Next up it's Drafted #9. Pete likes the reveal in this issue and thinks the story is very intense.
In this episode of The Stack we check out Detective Comics #846. Justin thinks that Paul Dini is at his finest with this issue and he's setting up a major arc. Be sure to check it out!
During the Speed Round we look at I Kill Giants #1, BPRD: The Warning #1, Booster Gold 1 Million, Action Comics #867, and Transformers: All Hail Megatron #1. Then Bart writes in, "What's the funniest Marvel comic you've ever read?" Be sure to watch and see which character Alex, Justin, and Pete thought was the funniest.
Be sure to watch The Stack three times a week, and send your comments and questions to tips@pulpsecret.com!
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Three Newsarama reviews: Young X-Men #1, Detective Comics #843 and Kick Ass #2.
In the Speed Round we check out Proof #6, Drafted #6, Countdown #5, Urban Monsters #2 and Fallen Angel #25.
And for our viewer mail, Matt asks us if we were female comic book characters, which male character would we have sex with.
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We're checking out all-ages titles in this episode. Starting with Power Pack Day One #1, which is a retelling of the Power Pack's origin, Marvel's premiere team of super kids. We really enjoyed this book and not just because there's ponies in it!
Then we take a look at The Goblin Chronicles #1. We're split on this one. It's being billed as Shrek meets the Lord of the Rings. The art is great, but there are some issues here.
We picked up Wolverine First Class #1, another all-ages title this week. Pete didn't like the berzerker rage that Wolverine goes into. And Alex, the Kitty Pryde fan of the group, has a lot to be happy about here. We really enjoyed this title and hope you pick it up, too.
Then, we discuss: Are all-ages comics necessary? Comics are supposed to be for everyone, so why are there all-ages comics? As a kid, wouldn't you rather read a title that's more adult? We'll talk about all these issues in this edition of The Stack!
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This is the cutest seal ever. Very funny
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Make a Tattoo gun for under $10 from an electric toothbrush and a few other household items. This is simplest and most streamline design I have seen yet!
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http://www.metacafe.com/watch/2151188/interesting_reaction/
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Looks like another bad Marvel movie following in the footsteps for the Hulk.
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Funny but somehow dangerous
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