Alright Alright Alright it is time for a new Comic Impact POW podcast. Join Simon and Sebastian as they talk about comics for the week of February 26th 2014. Simon had the pick and he went with Judge Dredd #16 from IDW written by Duane Swierczynski and Art by Nelson Daniel. Simon is more then happy with this issue of Judge Dredd he calls it a wet dream for US Judge Dredd fans as he tries not to spoil the end of this story line because this is a issue you don’t want to miss.
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It’s Wednesday so it is time for a new Comic Impact podcasts we lovingly call Pick of the Week. Join the motley crew of Sheldon,Antonio and Simon ,who had the pick, who gave the dubious honor to Harbinger Wars #1 by Joshua Dysart & Duane Swierczynski from Valiant Comics.Simon tells the rest of the team why he’s sick of all the mainstream events and wishes every event could be like this one.That’s not all Antonio finally puts a cosmic book on top of his shelf and explains just why he’s in love with Thanos Rising #1 by Jason Aaron with artwork by Simone Bianchi. Sheldon tells us why everyone should be reading Mind The Gap from Image Comics and Jim McCann.
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One of the biggest surprises of last year was Valiant comics and the most insane book coming out from the Valiant relaunch is Bloodshot by Duane Swierczynski with artwork by Matthew Clark. Before I go on with this review I just want to say I am not a huge fan of action movies but Bloodshot feels like an EPIC 1980’s action movie. It is one of the books that I can’t wait to read every month. That is simply because Swierczynski knows how to write a character that you are intrigued by and at the same time praying that he doesn’t come after you. That’s why I think that as a writer, Swierczynski is a perfect fit for a character like Bloodshot. Since the first issue our main character has been a secret and we don’t know anything about him but that all changes in the is issue as Swierczynski drops a few clues about where Bloodshot came from as well as a bit more about where the name “The Bogeyman” comes from.
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