Showing posts with label Michael Heisler. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Michael Heisler. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 5, 2014

Review: Grendel vs The Shadow #3

Matt Wagner concludes what has been an epic mini-series pitting the criminal mastermind of Grendel versus The Shadow’s crusade for justice. How will it end? Is it good?
The book jumps right in where Wagner left us putting The Shadow in an extremely vulnerable position. However, the tables turn quickly and Wagner provides not only excellent dialogue between the two foes, but also draws them as equals as they face off against each other. These two are an excellent match.
Wagner not only continues to have these two impressive characters match their physical prowess and wits against each other, but he also delves into their personal lives.

Continue reading at Adventures in Poor Taste!

Wednesday, October 8, 2014

Review: The Grendel vs The Shadow #2

Matt Wagner spares little time joining his two protagonists into battle as they push each other to the limits. Will Wagner be able to do the same for this second installment of Grendel vs. The Shadow? Is it good?
The Shadow and Grendel are on full display as each pulls out all their tricks in an attempt to subdue the other. The battle is intense, providing a spectacle of awe for both as they match up against an opponent who is their equal. Wagner also provides plenty of suspense, allowing the reader to believe it could all be over in just the second book, with both Grendel and The Shadow potentially claiming victory.
Continue reading at Adventures in Poor Taste!

Wednesday, September 3, 2014

Review: Grendel vs. The Shadow #1

Two classic characters, one a brilliant criminal mastermind and the other a vigilante on an unstoppable quest for justice, collide in Matt Wagner’s Grendel vs. The Shadow #1. Is it good?

Matt Wagner and his colorist son Brennan Wagner weave an excellent introduction connecting the two main protagonists in just the first two pages of the issue; although it may take new readers (such as myself) a second read through to realize this. After creating the connection between the two characters, Matt Wagner focuses on introducing them, letting the reader know who Grendel and The Shadow actually are.

Continue reading at Adventures in Poor Taste!
Showing posts with label Michael Heisler. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Michael Heisler. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 5, 2014

Review: Grendel vs The Shadow #3

Matt Wagner concludes what has been an epic mini-series pitting the criminal mastermind of Grendel versus The Shadow’s crusade for justice. How will it end? Is it good?
The book jumps right in where Wagner left us putting The Shadow in an extremely vulnerable position. However, the tables turn quickly and Wagner provides not only excellent dialogue between the two foes, but also draws them as equals as they face off against each other. These two are an excellent match.
Wagner not only continues to have these two impressive characters match their physical prowess and wits against each other, but he also delves into their personal lives.

Continue reading at Adventures in Poor Taste!

Wednesday, October 8, 2014

Review: The Grendel vs The Shadow #2

Matt Wagner spares little time joining his two protagonists into battle as they push each other to the limits. Will Wagner be able to do the same for this second installment of Grendel vs. The Shadow? Is it good?
The Shadow and Grendel are on full display as each pulls out all their tricks in an attempt to subdue the other. The battle is intense, providing a spectacle of awe for both as they match up against an opponent who is their equal. Wagner also provides plenty of suspense, allowing the reader to believe it could all be over in just the second book, with both Grendel and The Shadow potentially claiming victory.
Continue reading at Adventures in Poor Taste!

Wednesday, September 3, 2014

Review: Grendel vs. The Shadow #1

Two classic characters, one a brilliant criminal mastermind and the other a vigilante on an unstoppable quest for justice, collide in Matt Wagner’s Grendel vs. The Shadow #1. Is it good?

Matt Wagner and his colorist son Brennan Wagner weave an excellent introduction connecting the two main protagonists in just the first two pages of the issue; although it may take new readers (such as myself) a second read through to realize this. After creating the connection between the two characters, Matt Wagner focuses on introducing them, letting the reader know who Grendel and The Shadow actually are.

Continue reading at Adventures in Poor Taste!