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Antonio’s Top 5 Comics of the Week – 06.12.2013

by Antonio Cuneo· June 19, 2013· in Antonio’s Top 5· 0 comments tags: Batman, Brian Michael Bendis, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, by Andrew Chambliss, Danny Miki, Dark Horse, DC, Dexter Vines, Esad Ribic, Georges Jeanty, Greg Capullo, Guardians Of The Galaxy, Image, Ive Svorcina, Jason Aaron, John Dell, Jonathan Hickman, Jordie Bellaire, Justin Ponsor, Marvel, Nick Pitarra, Sara Pichelli, Scott Snyder, Steve McNiven, The Manhattan Projects, Thor: God of Thunder
Antonio’s Top 5 Comics of the Week – 06.12.2013
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Antonio’s Top 5 Comics of the Week – 06.05.2013

by Antonio Cuneo· June 12, 2013· in Antonio’s Top 5· 0 comments tags: Age of Ultron, Avengers Arena, Brandon Peterson, Brian Michael Bendis, Carlos Pacheco, Charles Soule, DC, Dennis Hopeless, East of West, Frank Martin, Image, Jason Latour, Jesús Saíz, Jonathan Hickman, Marvel, Nic Klein, Nick Dragotta, Riccardo Burchielli, Roger Bonet, Swamp Thing, Winter Soldier
Hey Comic Impact! This is going to be another short review week. I’ve returned from Heroes Con in Charlotte and if you want to listen to my trip check out the latest episode of The Impact, but because of the con I’m a little tired so you’ll just have to listen to Pick of the Week if you want more comic book talk.
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Antonio’s Top 5 Comics of the Week – 05.29.2013

by Antonio Cuneo· June 04, 2013· in Antonio’s Top 5· 0 comments tags: Angel and Faith, Brian Wood, Christos Gage, Dark Horse, DC, Image, James Campbell, Jason Aaron, Jim McCann, Laura Martin, Mark Morales, Marvel, Mind the Gap, Olivier Coipel, Pasqual Ferry, Rebekah Isaacs, Rodin Esquejo, Scott Snyder, Sean Murphy, The Wake, Vertigo, Wolverine and the X-Men, X-Men
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Antonio’s Top 5 Comics of the Week – 05.15.2013

by Antonio Cuneo· May 22, 2013· in Antonio’s Top 5· 0 comments tags: Age of Ultron, Brandon Peterson, Brett Booth, Brian Michael Bendis, DC, Dexter Vines, Ed McGuinness, Felipe Sobreiro, Image, Jason Aaron, Jeph Loeb, Justin Jordan, Kyle Higgins, Laura Martin, Marte Gracia, Marvel, Nightwing, Norm Rapmund, Nova, Paul Mounts, Rámon Pérez, The Legend of Luther Strode, Tradd Moore, Wolverine and the X-Men
Hey Comic Impact! Comics! Reviews! Read!
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Antonio’s Top 5 Comics of the Week – 04.24.2013

by Antonio Cuneo· May 01, 2013· in Antonio’s Top 5· 0 comments tags: Brian Michael Bendis, Daniel Acuna, East of West, FF, Frank Martin, Guardians Of The Galaxy, Image, Joe Quinones, John Dell, Jonathan Hickman, Jordie Bellaire, Justin Ponsor, Laura Allred, Marvel, Matt Fraction, Nick Dragotta, Nick Pitarra, Rick Remender, Sarah Pichelli, Steve McNiven, The Manhattan Projects, Uncanny Avengers
Hey Comic Impact! If you take away anything from this column this week is that Jonathan Hickman is one of the best writers working today and that you need to pick up his creator owned books.
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Antonio’s Top 5 Comics of the Week – 04.17.2013

by Antonio Cuneo· April 24, 2013· in Antonio’s Top 5· 0 comments tags: Age of Ultron, Brandon Peterson, Brian Azzarello, Brian Michael Bendis, Carlos Pacheco, Chris Samnee, Dan Green, Dan Slott, Daredevil, DC, Edgar Delgado, Goran Audzuka, Humberto Ramos, Image, Javier Rodriguez, Mark Waid, Marvel, Mike Norton, Revival, Roger Martinez, The Superior Spider-Man, Tim Seeley, Tony Akins, Victor Olazaba, Wonder Woman
Hey Comic Impact! Sorry for the delay this week. I had gotten my comics read pretty fast last week but didn’t have time to write up anything about them because I spent the weekend visiting friends and family back in New York. I’m still a little tired but wanted to get this out to you guys as soon as I could. I’m not going to go into too much detail this week but make sure to listen to the Pick of the Week Podcast this week as Simon, Sheldon, and I go more in depth on last week’s comics.
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Antonio’s Top 5 Comics of the Week – 04.10.2013

by Antonio Cuneo· April 16, 2013· in Antonio’s Top 5· 0 comments tags: Age of Ultron, Andrew Chambliss, Andy Owens, Batman, Brian K. Vaughan, Brian Michael Bendis, Bryan Hitch, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Danny Miki, Dark Horse, David Aja, DC, Fiona Staples, Greg Capullo, Hawkeye, Image, Karl Moline, Marvel, Matt Fraction, Matt Hollingsworth, Paul Mounts, Paul Neary, Saga, Scott Snyder
Comic Impact! Look! Comics from 4 different publishers this week! Let’s jump right in, no dilly dally.
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Antonio’s Top 5 Comics of the Week – 03.27.2013

by Antonio Cuneo· April 02, 2013· in Antonio’s Top 5· 0 comments tags: Age of Ultron, Brian Michael Bendis, Bryan Hitch, East of West, Felipe Sobreiro, Frank Martin, Guardians Of The Galaxy, Image, John Dell, Jonathan Hickman, Justin Jordan, Justin Ponsor, Laura Martin, Mark Morales, Marvel, Nick Dragotta, Oliver Coipel, Paul Mounts, Paul Neary, Rick Remender, Steve McNiven, The Legend of Luther Strode, Tradd Moore, Uncanny Avengers
1. East of West #1 by Jonathan Hickman, Nick Dragotta, and Frank Martin [Image] I feel like there is a God I need to pray and sacrifice a large animal to say thank you for being blessed with a brand new ongoing comic book from Jonathan Hickman. This comic has a lot of ideas that it has to get across to set up this alternate universe that it makes its setting. Though having read this book I don’t really know what it’s truly about yet, at least what the main story that follows the main character is. But let me paint and picture and try and figure out what the heck is going on. From the start of the issue we are shown the birth of the 4 horsemen of the apocalypse on Earth with the exception of one. We don’t know who it is but we do find out by issues end, all we do end up knowing that the remainder of the horsemen are on a mission to kill the last horseman. Then we get a story of prophets and prophecies from after the Civil War and we jump into an alternative world, more specifically and alternative United […]
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Antonio’s Top 5 Comics of the Week – 03.20.2013

by Antonio Cuneo· March 26, 2013· in Antonio’s Top 5· 0 comments tags: Brian K. Vaughan, Chris Samnee, Dan Slott, Daredevil, DC, Edgar Delgado, Fiona Staples, Humberto Ramos, Image, Javier Rodriguez, Juan Albarrran, Juan Jose Ryp, Kyle Higgins, Marcos Martin, Mark Waid, Marvel, Muntsa Vicente, Nightwing, PanelSyndicate.com, Roger Bonet, Saga, Superior Spider-Man, The Private Eye, Victor Olazaba
Hey Comic Impact! It’s a Brian K. Vaughan one two combo this week. Read on to find out why.
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Antonio’s Top 5 Comics of the Week – 03.13.2013

by Antonio Cuneo· March 19, 2013· in Antonio’s Top 5· 0 comments tags: Alex Maleev, Andrew Chambliss, Andy Kubert, Batman, Brian Michael Bendis, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Chris Bachalo, Dark Horse, DC, Dexter Vines, Georges Jeanty, Image, James Tynion IV, Jason Aaron, Jonathan Hickman, Jordie Belllaire, Laura Martin, Marvel, Rámon Pérez, Ryan Browne, Sandra Hope, Scott Snyder, The Manhattan Projects, Tim Townsend, Uncanny X-Men, Wolverine and the X-Men
Hey Comic Impact! Sorry for the one day delay but I my dad and my friend were visiting this past week and they left yesterday so I didn’t get to writing this until late last night and this morning. We have a diverse group of books this week and a surprise or two. Anyway, enjoy, and as always comments are very much appreciated. Thanks!
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Antonio’s Top 5 Comics of the Week – 02.20.2013

by Antonio Cuneo· February 25, 2013· in Antonio’s Top 5· 0 comments tags: Chris Samnee, Dan Slott, Daredevil, Dexter Vines, Ed McGuinness, Edgar Delgado, Esad Ribic, Giuseppe Camuncoli, Image, Ive Svorcina, Jason Aaron, Javier Rodriguez, Jeph Loeb, Mark Waid, Marte Gracia, Marvel, Mike Norton, Nova, Revival, The Superior Spider-Man, Thor: God of Thunder, Tim Seeley
Hey Comic Impact! What’s going on? Hope everything is alright with you guys, let’s jump right in with my favorite books of last week.
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Antonio’s Top 5 Comics of the Week – 02.13.2013

by Antonio Cuneo· February 18, 2013· in Antonio’s Top 5· 0 comments tags: Alessandro Vitti, Andrew Chambliss, Avengers Arena, Batman, Brian Michael Bendis, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Chris Bachalo, Dark Horse, DC Comics, Dennis Hopeless, Dexter Vines, Frank Martin, Georges Jeanty, Greg Capullo, Image, Jonathan Glapion, Jonathan Hickman, Jordie Bellaire, Marvel, Nicki Pitarra, Scott Snyder, The Manhattan Projects, Tim Townsend, Uncanny X-Men
Hey Comic Impact! Welcome to another edition of Antonio’s Top 5 Comics of the Week. I will be discussing a lot of spoilers in this week’s comics so you have been warned.
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Antonio’s Top 5 Comics of the Week – 02.06.2013

by Antonio Cuneo· February 11, 2013· in Antonio’s Top 5· 0 comments tags: Alex Maleev, Andy DIggle, Brian Michael Bendis, Dan Slott, Edgar Delgado, Frank S’Armata, Icon, Image, Jason Latour, Jock, Jonathan Hickman, Marvel, New Avengers, Nic Klein, Rick Magyar, Ryan Stegman, Scarlet, Snapshot, Steve Epting, The Superior Spider-Man, Winter Soldier
1. Scarlet #6 by Brian Michael Bendis and Alex Maleev [Icon] Though this was my number one pick of the week I decided to write about it last because of a very personal connection I have to this book. I just wanted to put that out there and I also want to say that comic books, like any other medium are suppose to make you feel something, something besides enjoyment. I feel connected with characters, especially the ones that I really love that’s why I love Batman and Spider-Man so much. Anyway I’m going to talk about the comic first and what happens in the issue and then I’ll talk about my connection and why it means so much to me and why I felt the way I did. When Bendis launched this book last year with Alex Maleev I was excited because this book was very different from what Bendis was doing on his Marvel work at the time, and when this launched it was a breath of fresh air in his writing, not to say that he lost anything, I have and always will be a Bendis fan. But to have him work on creator owned stuff was exciting. And though this comic had big ideas and big […]
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Antonio’s Top 5 Comics of the Week – 01.30.2013

by Antonio Cuneo· February 04, 2013· in Antonio’s Top 5· 0 comments tags: Angel and Faith, Christos Gage, Dan Slott, Dark Horse, Edgar Delgado, Eric Stephenson, Hawkeye, Image, Jesse Hamm, Jordie Bellaire, Marvel, Matt Fraction, Matt Hollingsworth, Nate Bellegarde, Nowhere Men, Rebekah Isaacs, Ryan Stegman, Steve Lieber, The Superior Spider-Man
Hey Comic Impact! Welcome to week 5 of Antonio’s Top 5 Comics of the Week! With this column we close out the month of January with some really thought provoking comics and some really personal stories.
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Antonio’s Top 5 Comics of the Week – 01.16.2013

by Antonio Cuneo· January 21, 2013· in Antonio’s Top 5· 0 comments tags: Batman, Brian K. Vaughan, Brian Michael Bendis, Dark Horse, David Marquez, DC Comics, Fiona Staples, Francesco Francavilla, Greg Capullo, Image, Jonathan Hickman, Marvel, New Avengers, New X-Men, Saga, Scott Snyder, Steve Epting, The Black Beetle
Hey Comic Impact! Welcome to Week 3 of Antonio’s Top 5. Let’s jump right in.
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Antonio’s Top 5 Comics of the Week – 01.09.2013

by Antonio Cuneo· January 14, 2013· in Antonio’s Top 5· 0 comments tags: Avengers Arena, Dan Slott, DC Comic, Dennis Hopeless, Edgar Delgado, Esad Ribic, Felipe Sobreiro, Frank Martin, Image, Jason Aaron, Justin Jordan, Kev Walker, Marvel, Ryan Stegman, Scott Snyder, Swamp Thing, The Legend of Luther Strode, The Superior Spider-Man, Thor: God of Thunder, Tradd Moore, Yanick Paquette
Hey Comic Impact! Welcome to week 2 of Antonio’s Top 5 Comics of the week. It was a heavy week with a lot of comics, including a few number ones. If you don’t find some of your favorite comics on the list, tell me and I’ll be glad to discuss things with you or maybe I just didn’t read that particular comic. Anyway, on to the list!
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Antonio’s Top 5 Comics of the Week – 01.02.2013

by Antonio Cuneo· January 07, 2013· in Antonio’s Top 5· 0 comments tags: All New X-Men, Brian Michael Bendis, Image, Invincible, Jonathan Hickman, Marvel, New Avengers, Nick Pitarra, Robert Kirkman, Ryan Ottley, Steve Epting, Stuart Immonen, The Manhattan Projects
Welcome to Antonio’s Top 5 Comics of the Week. It is an honor to have my column to be featured on the Comic Impact website, so thank you Simon and Sheldon. This column is pretty easy to figure out what it’s about. I will obviously be doing a top 5 countdown every week based on my stack of comics that I buy. I’ve been doing this since March of 2012 on my tumblr account ReadWatchedandSeen.tumblr.com and I enjoy doing it. With moving the column here to Comic Impact I hope to get more discussion going about comics and highlighting comics that I really like. So on tothis week’s top 5.
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Did You Catch All That? – December 2011

by Simon Daoudi· December 30, 2011· in Did You Catch All That?· 0 comments tags: Batman, Brian Azzarello, Brian Michael Bendis, Captain America, Casanova, Chew, Criminal, Ed Brubaker, Elephantmen, fables, Greg Capullo, Image, Justice League Dark, Marvel Comics, Matt Fraction, moriarty, new 52, Reed Gunther, Rick Remender, Sarah Pichelli, Scott Snyder, Ultimate Comics, Ultimate Spider-Man, Uncanny X-Force, Wonder Woman
Hey ComicImpact fans and fans of comics! Are you ready for a new episode of “Did You Catch All That?”? This time around is a special home for the holidays episode, as Sheldon, Susan and myself (Simon) tell you our favorite books of 2011. Sheldon is still the Marvel fan boy as he talks about his love for Ed Brubaker with not one, but two books. He is more than excited about reading the Ultimate line one more time. Sheldon is now also a fan of the great Scott Snyder. Susan is still the DC fan girl at heart. Not only does she also have love for Scott Snyder, but she also talks about a few of her favorite DC titles. She also tells us what Image book is not to be missed by Daniel Corey
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