Hey Comic Impact! Welcome to Antonio’s Top 5 Comics of the Week brought to you by Marvel Comics! Not really but boy do I wish. I am limited by the money that I have and my pull list. I’m a Marvel guy through and through and sometimes the top 5 ends up being exclusively a Marvel top 5 of the week, that’s not to say that I didn’t enjoy everything else I read I just enjoyed what’s on the top 5 more. So I hope you enjoy and don’t hate on me this week too much.
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Hey Comic Impact! Sorry for the delay this week but mother nature got in the way of me picking up comics when I wanted to so I got them a bit late and didn’t get to finish them in time to put together this list. So let’s just get on with the list.
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Has it really been seven days since the last Comic Impact Pick Of The Week Podcast? This episode has Sheldon,Simon and Travis! Travis was honored with the pick of the week but then threw it right back into Simon’s face as he’s been telling him he should’ve been reading Wolverine and the X-Men by Jason Aaron. That starts the whole entire discussion of what makes a great comic as we talked about how the zero issues from DC work and didn’t work and found out what book Sheldon is obsessing over from Image Comics.
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Are you ready for an all new episode of Did You Catch All That? You know, that little video we do once a month with such features as We have Issues,Comics on Film,On Shelves Now,Events and so much more.Not only did we change up a few things but we also added new features for you such as One on One, where Simon talks about his love of Archangel, and Sheldon gives us The Rundown where he talks to us about one of his favorite artists of all time, the one and only Gabriel Hardman. We also break down the best cover of the month on The Breakdown, plus joining us for the season 2 opening of Did You Catch All That? We are joined by David Accampo, a Los Angeles based creator who talks to us about Sparrow & Crowe: The Demoniac of Los Angeles which debuts this July! In Pro’s and Con’s we talk about Phoenix Comicon 2012 and what to do to prepare for San Diego Comic Con!
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AH! What a lovely day for blood and terror. I feel like “June Gloom” is a missed opportunity for a lot of horror to be watched and read. It has an added benefit of the sun breaking through, much the way it does at the end of a vampire or monster movie, providing the main characters with hope. Personally, I find it adds to the kitsch factor, which is not always a bad thing. Sometimes clichés are clichés for a reason. Welcome to Horror on the 13th – the “June Gloom” edition! Once again, I’m forced to choose between a number of excellent horror titles, but – since June also happens to be my birthday month – I decided to go with some personal favorites. I will touch on more of the recent June books in my horror segment on “Did You Catch All That?” On to the horror that makes me tingle with happy!
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