Comments for Splash Panel http://splashpanel.com Celebrating the artform of sequential storytelling with a spine! Sun, 01 Jan 2012 01:38:13 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 Comment on Batman: Hush by Danny X http://splashpanel.com/archives/batman-hush/comment-page-1/#comment-134634 Danny X Sun, 01 Jan 2012 01:38:13 +0000 http://splashpanel.com/archives/batman-hush/#comment-134634 In a word ~ Great! In more words, the best Batman graphic novel for me by a long shot. In a word ~ Great!

In more words, the best Batman graphic novel for me by a long shot.

]]> Comment on Spider-Man: Reign by Swampy24941 http://splashpanel.com/archives/spider-man-reign/comment-page-1/#comment-134551 Swampy24941 Tue, 25 Jan 2011 02:33:16 +0000 http://splashpanel.com/archives/spider-man-reign/#comment-134551 Wow, I this looks like a great comic book series. And I feel a little sorry for Peter since I could tell he missed his old life as Spider-Man, he misses his family and friends and he has nobody left but he still cares about the safety of NYC. This shows that Peter Parker is bad-ass, even as an old man. Wow, I this looks like a great comic book series. And I feel a little sorry for Peter since I could tell he missed his old life as Spider-Man, he misses his family and friends and he has nobody left but he still cares about the safety of NYC. This shows that Peter Parker is bad-ass, even as an old man.

]]> Comment on Pathfinder by MacManX.com | Review: Pathfinder http://splashpanel.com/archives/pathfinder/comment-page-1/#comment-129233 MacManX.com | Review: Pathfinder Fri, 10 Sep 2010 00:06:27 +0000 http://splashpanel.com/?p=300#comment-129233 [...] seldom read and rarely enjoy graphic novel adaptations of movies, but Pathfinder is a visual feast from artist Christopher Shy and writer Laeta Kalogridis that is far superior to [...] [...] seldom read and rarely enjoy graphic novel adaptations of movies, but Pathfinder is a visual feast from artist Christopher Shy and writer Laeta Kalogridis that is far superior to [...]

]]> Comment on Secret War by European Invasion: The Prelude « Panel Surfing http://splashpanel.com/archives/secret-war/comment-page-1/#comment-128905 European Invasion: The Prelude « Panel Surfing Mon, 30 Aug 2010 16:07:36 +0000 http://splashpanel.com/archives/secret-war/#comment-128905 [...] big break in the United States came with the 2002 Brain Michael Bendis mini series Secret War. In Secret War – the warm up for the return of the big Marvel summer event story arc – Dell’Otto [...] [...] big break in the United States came with the 2002 Brain Michael Bendis mini series Secret War. In Secret War – the warm up for the return of the big Marvel summer event story arc – Dell’Otto [...]

]]> Comment on The Death and Return of Superman by MacManX.com | Review: The Death and Return of Superman http://splashpanel.com/archives/the-death-and-return-of-superman/comment-page-1/#comment-122310 MacManX.com | Review: The Death and Return of Superman Sat, 03 Apr 2010 06:34:46 +0000 http://splashpanel.com/?p=271#comment-122310 [...] The Death and Return of Superman, the omnibus edition, is a colossal masterpiece from the collective minds of Dan Jurgens, Karl Kesel, Jerry Ordway, Louise Simonson, Roger Stern, and Gerard Jones. In 746 detailed pages, it deals directly with what it would take to kill a hero, what the world would be like without that hero, and what it would take to bring a hero back to life. [...] [...] The Death and Return of Superman, the omnibus edition, is a colossal masterpiece from the collective minds of Dan Jurgens, Karl Kesel, Jerry Ordway, Louise Simonson, Roger Stern, and Gerard Jones. In 746 detailed pages, it deals directly with what it would take to kill a hero, what the world would be like without that hero, and what it would take to bring a hero back to life. [...]

]]> Comment on Green Lantern | Rebirth by Splash Panel » Blog Archive » The Death and Return of Superman http://splashpanel.com/archives/green-lantern-rebirth/comment-page-1/#comment-122308 Splash Panel » Blog Archive » The Death and Return of Superman Sat, 03 Apr 2010 06:29:54 +0000 http://splashpanel.com/?p=85#comment-122308 [...] I am very glad that DC decided to carry forward most of the elements established in this story, rather than discard them as most similar stories have done. Steel carried his own series for four years and is now prone to regular appearances in various Superman titles. The Eradicator enjoyed a brief stint as a hero with the Outsiders and has since been flipping between the hero and villain roles, though it is unknown if each incarnation is the original Eradicator or another sentient Kryptonian weapon. Superboy, aka Kon-El aka Conner Kent, is now an official member of the Kent family and a major character in both the Teen Titans and various Superman titles. The Cyborg Superman, now simply the Cyborg, is one of DC’s most recognizable recurring villains. The destruction of Coast City eventually led to Green Lantern Hal Jordan’s mental breakdown and destructive rampage as the host of the entity Parallax. This particular story line and its effects lasted for years and was eventually resolved in Green Lantern: Rebirth. [...] [...] I am very glad that DC decided to carry forward most of the elements established in this story, rather than discard them as most similar stories have done. Steel carried his own series for four years and is now prone to regular appearances in various Superman titles. The Eradicator enjoyed a brief stint as a hero with the Outsiders and has since been flipping between the hero and villain roles, though it is unknown if each incarnation is the original Eradicator or another sentient Kryptonian weapon. Superboy, aka Kon-El aka Conner Kent, is now an official member of the Kent family and a major character in both the Teen Titans and various Superman titles. The Cyborg Superman, now simply the Cyborg, is one of DC’s most recognizable recurring villains. The destruction of Coast City eventually led to Green Lantern Hal Jordan’s mental breakdown and destructive rampage as the host of the entity Parallax. This particular story line and its effects lasted for years and was eventually resolved in Green Lantern: Rebirth. [...]

]]> Comment on Spider-Man: The Other by Splash Panel » Blog Archive » The Death and Return of Superman http://splashpanel.com/archives/spider-man-the-other-2/comment-page-1/#comment-122307 Splash Panel » Blog Archive » The Death and Return of Superman Sat, 03 Apr 2010 06:28:54 +0000 http://splashpanel.com/?p=258#comment-122307 [...] Splash Panel « Spider-Man: The Other [...] [...] Splash Panel « Spider-Man: The Other [...]

]]> Comment on Spider-Man: The Other by MacManX.com | Returning to Splash Panel http://splashpanel.com/archives/spider-man-the-other-2/comment-page-1/#comment-122043 MacManX.com | Returning to Splash Panel Sun, 28 Mar 2010 07:12:43 +0000 http://splashpanel.com/?p=258#comment-122043 [...] now, starting with Spider-Man: The Other, you can expect to see more reviews on Splash Panel. Not only reviews of perfect graphic novels, [...] [...] now, starting with Spider-Man: The Other, you can expect to see more reviews on Splash Panel. Not only reviews of perfect graphic novels, [...]

]]> Comment on Secret War by MacManX.com | Returning to Splash Panel http://splashpanel.com/archives/secret-war/comment-page-1/#comment-122042 MacManX.com | Returning to Splash Panel Sun, 28 Mar 2010 07:11:35 +0000 http://splashpanel.com/archives/secret-war/#comment-122042 [...] quite simple, really. I reviewed my favorite graphic novel first, eventually followed by my second, and so on. You always hear that phrase about not playing your best hand first, but sure enough I [...] [...] quite simple, really. I reviewed my favorite graphic novel first, eventually followed by my second, and so on. You always hear that phrase about not playing your best hand first, but sure enough I [...]

]]> Comment on Kingdom Come by MacManX.com | Returning to Splash Panel http://splashpanel.com/archives/kingdom-come/comment-page-1/#comment-122041 MacManX.com | Returning to Splash Panel Sun, 28 Mar 2010 07:08:58 +0000 http://splashpanel.com/archives/kingdom-come/#comment-122041 [...] of story. What did this have to do with the burn-out? It’s quite simple, really. I reviewed my favorite graphic novel first, eventually followed by my second, and so on. You always hear that phrase about not playing [...] [...] of story. What did this have to do with the burn-out? It’s quite simple, really. I reviewed my favorite graphic novel first, eventually followed by my second, and so on. You always hear that phrase about not playing [...]

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