Wolverine (USA) di J.Aaron

[Azrael]

Preview: WOLVERINE #301

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[Green Lantern]

qualcuno si degnerà di spiegarci

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prima o poi?

[Captain America]

Loeb e Bianchi ( )

[TheSecondCitySaint]

Loeb e Bianchi ( )

[Captain America]

 

[TheSecondCitySaint]

 Bianchi e davvero insopportabile cioè persino Bachalo e gradibile vicino a lui

[Captain America]

 
Concordo in tutto e per tutto XD

[cybertroniano]

Ma non stava in Japan...

si tratta della nuova serie intitolata wolverine incorporated 

[Azrael]

Wolverine #301
Written by Jason Aaron
Art by Billy Tan, Jason Keith, Steve Sanders and Sotocolor
Lettering by Cory Petit
Published by Marvel Comics
Review by David Pepose
'Rama Rating: 7 out of 10


If you're looking for crazy, off-the-wall action, Jason Aaron is pretty much a sure bet right now. Between Wolverine and its brighter, bouncier sister title Wolverine and the X-Men, he's throwing as many ideas against a wall as he can to see what sticks. While Aaron doesn't always nail it, the ambition and enthusiasm is contagious, and makes for a pretty entertaining sophomore chapter in this sword-swinging, shape-shifting epic.

Pitting Wolverine against Sabretooth, the new techno-version of the Silver Samurai, a horde of angry ninjas and chainsaw-wielding bikers gives Jason Aaron's story a real grindhouse vibe, just frenetic violence for violence's sake. You can sense not just the Grant Morrison high-concept ambitiousness at play here, but you actually see a little bit of that Garth Ennis-style, near-cartoonish levels of over-the-top violence, particularly as the Silver Samurai talks about putting his schoolyard enemies in traction for a month using nothing more than a microwave, bicycle chains and a bag of nails. But that sense of humor actually goes a long way towards making this story feel memorable, and to be honest, once you wear down that suspension of disbelief a little bit, it gives a lot of room for Logan to maneuver. When you've been around as long as Wolverine has, suddenly imaginary fighting with a ninja coma victim doesn't seem so bizarre.

Where I think this book stumbles a bit is in the art. Last issue, the "milestone" 300th issue, had the advantage of having Adam Kubert and Ron Garney on board — that book looked positively sick. This issue brings back Steve Sanders and teams him up with Billy Tan, and it's unfortunately no contest. Sanders is the more impressive one out of the bunch, with some smooth lines for the Silver Samurai and an almost Chaykin-esque chunkiness to Wolverine's features. He's very rounded, on occasion, similar to Jamie McKelvie, which gives a surprisingly indie vibe to a book as ruthless and mainstream as Wolverine, but it gets the job done. Billy Tan, meanwhile, merges better in style to Garney, but his characters often stick out, and not in a great way. He's definitely trying to stretch himself in terms of making his characters expressive, but oftentimes their features seem very similar, and the extremely blocky nature of his anatomy (particularly in the necks and shoulders) makes the action compositions feel a little flat. That said, the one time we see Wolverine in costume actually looks pretty intimidating, and makes me wish the script could have been tailored to suit that strength a little bit more.

Now, people could certainly argue that this comic is self-indulgent, or just mindless action — if you're looking for some sort of sequel to that seminal Claremont "soul-searching in Japan" yarn, you're not going to find it here. This isn't a book about character growth, this is a book about fighting ninjas and Yakuza and cyber-samurai, and it's to Aaron and company's credit that they revel in that, rather than try to apologize for it. The relentless action, combined with some slightly halting artwork, doesn't always make this book the most memorable one in the world, but this is more of an exercise in tone than in execution. It's not in the same class as last issue, but it's fun nevertheless.

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[Occhi nella Notte]

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Ancora non l'hanno detto?

[Owlman]

mai capita la morte nell'universo marvel...

[Clod]

in generale nei fumetti (mainstream soprattutto) è piuttosto relativa

[Daredevil]

Preview: WOLVERINE #302

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[Azrael]

Wolverine disegnato cosi per esempio non mi dispiace 

[Deadpool]

La cover mi ha fatto piangere dallo schifo ( ) mentre gli interni sono MOLTO meglio