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Sequential Sunday: Strange Tales II #3 of 3

by John Mueller· March 06, 2011· in Sequential Sunday· 0 comments tags: Alex Robinson, Benjamin Marra, Dean Haspiel, James Stokoe, Kate Beaton, Marvel, Nick Bertozzi, Nick Gurewitch, Strange Tales II, T. Cypress, Terry Moore, Tim Hamilton
Welcome back for this, the third and final article on the three issue indie/mainstream mash up Strange Tales II. To me the most unique aspect of this mini-series is in seeing alternative creators working with characters and situations completely opposite from what we have come to expect from them. The cover of ST II #3 is a supreme example of this in which Schizo creator Ivan Brunetti presents us with an adorable look at a superhero-centric health club, complete with aerobicizing X-Men and a pool-diving Daredevil.
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Sequential Sunday: Strange Tales II #1 of 3

by John Mueller· January 30, 2011· in Sequential Sunday· 0 comments tags: Bill Crabtree, Dash Shaw, Jeff Lemire, Jhonen Vasquez, Kate Beaton, Marvel, Nicolas Gurewitch, Rafael Grampá, Shannon Wheeler, Strange Tales II
When Marvel’s 2009 indie-comics superstars meets time-tested superheroes mini-series Strange Tales was released it seemed almost too good to be true. This highly unique assemblage of oddities was so pleasingly originally and off the typical spandex path that a follow up seemed implausible at best. Happily, fans of the publisher didn’t mind seeing their favorite heroes taking a good natured (and overdue) ribbing and the series was a surprise hit. Now we have the three issue mini-series Strange Tales II and the hit versus miss ratio is even more solidly in the positive here than it was for its predecessor.
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