Review: Steed and Mrs Peel #5

I find it rather strange how Grant Morisson left with 2 issues remaining in the book. But nonetheless, this comic has pretty much kept the tone set by the previous arc.

You wouldn't really notice the personnel change as it still has the trademark weirdness that defined the last story. Art wise, still incredible. Like I said before, Ian Gibson should go places after this book is done.

Reviews: Steed and Mrs Peel #4, Irredeemable #36, Manhattan Projects #2

Steed and Mrs Peel #3

For the most part, I have professed my love for this series.....
This issue though, sees some chinks in the armor.
While the art is still spectacular, it is pretty distracting how the artist drew the villains for the issue looking almost exactly alike.

Review: Steed and Miss Peel #1

Easily my most favourite book among this weeks pile of reviews.  Grant Morrison.  What a pleasant surprise in finding that name in this book. And it bears all the hallmarks of a Morrison written book.  Weird, Mysterious, Fun. 

The real star of this show though is, Ian Gibson.  His art IS. JUST. ABSOLUTELY.BEAUTIFUL. TO. BEHOLD.  It has the sense of Kinetic Symmetry and dynamism of Jose Luis Garcia Lopez.

Morrsion! Millar! Judge Dredd: Crusade!

From Rebellion/2000AD - With the Dredd film, starring Karl Urban, set to debut later this year, two of the world’s biggest comic book writers are brought together to send the world’s most famous lawman on a mission to find God! Judge Dredd: Crusade sees Grant Morrison (Batman and Robin, All Star Superman) team up with Mark Millar (Kick Ass, Wanted) acclaimed artist Mick Austin (Doctor Who) in a new collection for the US and Canada – that has never been reprinted before – and comes with a brand new cover from comic book legend Brian Bolland.

Morrsion! Millar! Judge Dredd: Crusade!

From Rebellion/2000AD - With the Dredd film, starring Karl Urban, set to debut later this year, two of the world’s biggest comic book writers are brought together to send the world’s most famous lawman on a mission to find God! Judge Dredd: Crusade sees Grant Morrison (Batman and Robin, All Star Superman) team up with Mark Millar (Kick Ass, Wanted) acclaimed artist Mick Austin (Doctor Who) in a new collection for the US and Canada – that has never been reprinted before – and comes with a brand new cover from comic book legend Brian Bolland.

Creator Roundup

This week is an art heavy roundup as Dan Hipp channels an immortal trickster, Ben Templesmith hacks and slashes, Kieron Gillen discusses mutant rights, Jonathan Luna does a non comic related painting, Chrissie Zullo draws a beautiful girl, Grant Morrison is a wizard, Bryan lee O’Malley refuses to move on, Eric Canete plays around with a bazooka, D&A raise the dead, Skottie young goes depression era thug and Brandon Graham analyses his current state of mind.