This episode of Awesomed By Comics is brought to you by Funny Things That Happened To Aaron On the Way Home from Work on Thursday, as well as the Angel of Death, who's been a real insufferable prick this week. The stunning debut of Batwoman in
Detective Comics faces off against the new
Runaways creative team with glorious results, and
Ms. Marvel is flying pretty high as well. Wonder Woman and Hercules both stand up to olympic-sized Greek god dickery, Aaron brags about his Canadar, and we talk some trash about colors. Happy Pride!
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Cover(s) of the WeekAaron's pick, from
Unknown Soldier #9, cover by Dave Johnson:
Evie's pick, from
Wolverine First Class #16, cover by Williams & Strain:
Panel(s) of the WeekEvie's pick, from
Detective Comics #854, by Greg Rucka and JH Williams III:
Aaron's picks, from
Ms. Marvel #40, by Brian Reed and Sana Takeda:
Panel(s) of the Week
5 comments:
For some reason, I always forget to pick up Unknown Soldier when I go to my lcs, so thanks ABC!! :)
Aaron mentioned liking Sana Takeda's art in Ms. Marvel. If you guys haven't checked out Drain, a six issue mini from Image, you might want to look into it. As good as her work in Ms. Marvel is, her work in Drain is phenominal. Just a thought.
Also, thanks so much for the incredibly entertaining show. I've been listening for a couple of months now and I always enjoy it. Makes the work day a bit brighter. Keep up the awesome work!
i have to comment on the anti midwest rant! i was born in wisconsin and we always said dinner. also people tend to wear heavy flannel shirts and not sweaters.
and another thing mike baron wrote the great nexus series while living in madison, wi.
AND HUSKER DU!!! suck it east coast =)
love the podcast! best wishes,
bird
Well, as I think I said, "Midwest" is kind of Aaron's catch-all concept for the universe of things he doesn't have any experience with. So please try not to take any offense. Thanks for listening!
Christina Strain is amazing!
But there's a lot of other well colored books at Marvel. :)
You can go pick up books just based on who is coloring them and know you're going to get something great.
As a small sampling off the top of my head,
check out Laura Martin's colors on Thor,
Dave McCaig's on Ghost Rider,
Val Staples' on Incognito,
and also John Rauch's Dark Reign coloring is great and not dark like you describe.
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