You know, when I saw that Ant-Man's story was only 12 pages, I thought the Hulk finally got 2 more pages in his story. No, it's still 10 pages. But anyway, at least there was a Hulk pin-up. And I wish these stories were 6 pages. It's definitely not Stan's best work.
Ant-Man's story is just plain idiotic. It's a combo of dumb writing decisions and it humiliates Pym in a way MCU couldn't more
Captured by the military, Hulk must find a way to escape before they discover Banner's secrets!
Somehow Hulk's story even being 4 pages shorter still feels longer, than Giant Man's one... But anyway. Hulk is Hulk. Again, not really bad, but the writing is pretty boring and Ditko is definitely not my favourite Hulk artist. But Giant Man's story could even be okay if it wasn't idiotic. I mean, there's again this typical plot Stan used a lot of times - someone decides to make a film about some more
With the robot out of his control, will the Hulk be able to destroy the machine which Banner has created?
Okay, well... For some reason Ant-Man got a complete 14 pages story, but Hulk got only 10 pages, while his story technically took only 9 of them... Hm... That's pretty embarrassing. But anyway. Ant-Man's story is... just boring. Again, evil commies to evil thing, but this time it was pretty badly written overall. They have some mysterious weapon that makes gorillas clever. And that's the best way more
The Hulk battles an indestructible robot! Will metal be able to contain a gamma-radiated beast?
Um... That was... weird... I consider myself a fan of Morlun, but this was just weird. It was basically the Last Hunt, but instead of Kraven there was some Vladimir Kravinoff... Not Aleksey? Weird... But anyway, he almost buried Spider-Man in a grave filled with spiders, but Morlun came and literally killed the son of Kraven by sucking his life off... And he literally didn't even care about Spideymore
The best-dressed gunslinger the Wild West ever knew is back in the saddle again - and this time, he's riding with a posse! That's right, pardners, it's a brand new rip-roaring adventure of the Rawhide Kid! When Wyatt and Morgan Earp are taken hostage by Cristo Pike and his pack of pistoleros, Rawhide has no choice but to put together a posse of the...
It's High Noon as the Sensational Seven squares off against Cristo Pike and his gang of legendary gunfighters! It's Two-Gun Kid vs. Lone Ninja! Kid Colt vs. Bloody Ivan! Doc Holliday vs. Le Sabre Kid! Billy the Kid vs. Kid Dead! Red Wolf vs. Grizzly Johnson! Annie Oakley vs. Honey Bee! And Rawhide Kid vs. Kid Cabo!
Bracing for High Noon with the Sensational Seven, Cristo Pike brings in a collection of the West's most unsavory killers. Enter: Le Sabre Kid, Lone Ninja, Bloody Ivan, The Cabo Kid, Grizzly Johnson, Honey Bee, and Kid Dead. Plus: Ever wonder how a sensitive lad named Johnny Bart became the legendary gunfighter known as the Rawhide Kid! The answer m...
It's super boring and I barely can name at least anything I liked here...
The sharpest-dressed sharpshooter in Wild West is back in the saddle again - and this time he's not riding alone! When Wyatt and Morgan Earp are taken hostage by Cristo Pike and his pack of pistoleros, the Rawhide Kid must put together a posse of the greatest western heroes in the Marvel Universe to rescue the Earp brothers and bring Pike to justic...
A true legend isn't made, it's born. His name was Johnny Bart, but most everybody called him Rawhide Kid. Where he was from and where he would remain, like most legends, is cloaked in mystery. But one thing was for sure: If you saw the Kid riding into your town, things would never be the same again. This is one such tale. HOWARD STERN SHOW writer R...
That was a good enough story. Could be better, though, a bit more edgy, but it was rather a comedy and a really nice one.
Cisco Pike and the outlaws in a final shoot out with The Rawhide Kid and the sheriff! Who walks away!?
God, this is sooo funny... All the dialogues and little things, it makes such a hilarious atmosphere. The bandits are awesome and the crowd's behaviour makes me remember the humor of SpongeBob cartoon. And man, these homo innuendos are really amusing. The times when LGBT character could just be without the need to tell every second that he's openly LGBT or show that in action... But anyway, his bemore
With the sheriff on the mend, The Rawhide Kid steps up to finish what he started with the outlaws!
Oh, so he really is a homo... I doubt it was the case back in old comics... But anyway, looks like that's the reason it's MAX. Looks like back in 2003 you couldn't even show homo hints without it being rated R. Also the things finally started to get more intense here, but I'm getting tired of the Sheriff being so coward for real. This "we don't kill, we arrest" thing is a bit odd, when you have a more
Catastrophe Jen can't stop killing. But what she really wants is to get the The Rawhide Kid in her crosshairs.
I still pretty much enjoy it.
Enter the Cisco Pike Gang. And they're offering big money to the person who kills The Rawhide Kid.
I never loved westerns and the western aesthetics, but this comic is good. Really good. The art is great and the story so far is just okay, I don't think it'll be much intriguing or something, but it's always cool to see some old characters of Marvel to get modern limited series. I must admit, it kinda made me wanted to read some old Rawhide Kid and other westerns of that time and there wasn't evemore
His name was Johnny Bart. But most people call him The Rawhide Kid. When he rides into town, trouble follows. When he comes upon Wells Junction, a sheriff and his son will never be the same.
I rewatched the movies recently before watching the new one and now I've found out there's a comic... Well, it's just a short John Kramer's origin, but it seems to be a bit different. The movies retconned the origin quite a lot of times already, maybe this one is the original one, but anyway, I can't say it was cool or anything... Mostly boring and the art is really dirty. You'd expect to see at lmore
I don't know, it wasn't really bad, but kinda boring overall. It's also funny that Claremont used his two characters from those two issues of FF and it's understandable why no one used them after this ever again. But they felt really random here. The whole book really lacks something. I definitely wouldn't recommend it to someone who knows nothing about Marvel. And I believe such books with tons omore
This issue is pretty much what I expected this whole series to be. It had several cool battles. But still, the character monologues are too long sometimes... The legacy of 60's...
This comic was one of a few comic series that were published in my country before the comics became really popular there and I remember how I saw it and was like "OH WOW! THERE'S LOTS OF HEROES AND THEY WILL FIGHT! COOL!". But even though I was teen back then, I still got kinda disappointed. Most of the battles were random and boring or just took only a single frame, while I expected to see the bamore
Not a bad short story and an intro to the volume. The art is... a bit dirty and not that clear sometimes, but I love the looks of Ghost Rider here.
Much better, than I expected. It's a mess, of course, but not a bad one.
The renegade angel Zadkiel is out to thwart Biblical prophecy by assassinating a young boy bred by Satanists to rule the world, so if Ghost Riders Johnny Blaze and Danny Ketch are going to save the world, they'll first have to save the Anti-Christ. Guest-starring Hellstorm, the Son of Satan.
The battle against Zadkiel, usurper of heaven, nears its conclusion as the all-new Orb and all-new Vengeance enter the fray, leading an army of zombie bikers against an army of Gun Nuns, with Johnny Blaze and Danny Ketch caught in the middle.
The art mostly carries it. It's a pretty weird story, I don't believe you expect something like this.
Here it is – the prequel to Garth Ennis and Clayton Crain's smash hit GHOST RIDER: ROAD TO DAMNATION! Travis Parham thought he'd seen hell. As a lieutenant in the Confederate Army, he stood neck-deep in muck and blood, surrounded by the whistle of hot shrapnel and the screams of dying men. Two years later, Parham has carved a new life for himself...