books by Peter Milligan

books by Peter Milligan

books:

Peter Milligan

Peter Milligan, Salvador Larroca

Marvel Comics, 2005

A Worthwhile Read
I was initially put off of purchasing this story arc because of somewhat negative reviews but was eventually swayed by the presence of Polaris - an X-Man that I think is quite underused - and my two favourites, Remy LeBeau and Rogue. I'm glad I chose to buy Golgotha ...

Batman: Scarecrow Tales

Bob Kane, Bill Finger, ...

DC Comics, 2005

Crane before he started spouting gibberish
If you've read the most recent representations of the Scarecrow, you may feel as though they have messed the character up. He just recites nursery rhymes and randomly sprays people with fear gas. He is not a calculating, sociopathic madman with grand ambition. I ...

Aliens Omnibus Volume 3 (Aliens Omnibus)

Ian Edginton, Peter Milligan, ...

Dark Horse, 2008

Dark Horse keeps the hits coming with Aliens Omnibus vol. 3!
Aliens Omnibus Volume 3 to me definetly had the most chilling Aliens comics I have ever read! This Omnibus collects these stories: 1. Rogue, by Ian Edginton, art by Will Simpson, (4 stars), 2. Sacrifice, by Peter Milligan, art by Paul Johnson, (4 stars), 3. Labyrinth, ...

Tank Girl: The Odyssey (Tank Girl (Graphic Novels))
Peter Milligan

Titan Books, 2003

A twisted take on Homer's classical Greek epic, The Odyssey, brought to you by Peter Milligan (X-Statix) and Tank Girl co-creator and artist, Jamie Hewlett (Gorillaz), the Tank Girl Odyssey makes a few "minor" changes to the original...Booga, husband of Tank Girl, is being wooed by countless Hollywood producers, and without his wife there his ...

Spider-Man: Venom vs. Carnage

Peter Milligan, Clayton Crain

Marvel Comics, 2005

Carnage Venom
This comic introduces Toxin into the comic world as how he came around and who the father is of the symbiote. Very good reading! If you are a fan of the villans in Spider-Man you will love this book.

Enigma (DC Comics Vertigo)

Peter Milligan

Vertigo, 1995

twilight zone-ish comic
Brilliant comic with a great twist at the end. Very underated from Vertigo's early days. Offbeat characters like Envelope Girl and Titus Bird bring this book to life paying homage to 70's whacked out comics world. Enjoy! and then what?

X-Men/Black Panther: Wild Kingdom

Peter Milligan, Salvador Larroca

Marvel Comics, 2006

Pleasantly suprised
Quality of paper, binding was better than expected, and the artwork was as good or better than other Marvel books. Pretty good, in other words. The story was interesting - I am a fan of the X-men and SpiderMan books and liked the X men appearance, but liked how BP ...

Decimation: X-Men - The Day After (House of M)

Chris Claremont, Peter Milligan, ...

Marvel Comics, 2006

furthering a great storyline
One thing the creators at Marvel are good at is creating storylines that rock. They've done it over and over. Recently they did the House of M, where Wanda created a world where mutants were accepted, ruled. Of course, like all these alternate timelines, it was fixed, ...

X-Force Volume 2: Final Chapter TPB (X-Force)

Peter Milligan

Marvel Comics, 2002

Tired of X-MEN stories? Well, check this...
At 46 of age and after quite an history of reading comics, I just recently came back to the MARVEL Universe and the work of the ALLREDS (husband and wife I've gathered) sure helped. The stories are very good (MILLIGAN) but the drawings and colors are something else if ...

X-Force Volume 1: New Beginning TPB (X-Force)

Peter Milligan, Mike Allred

Marvel Comics, 2001

New Beginnings is Right.
This is a completely different comic than the old X-Force in just about every way. It probably should have started as a new title and first issue, instead of issue 116 of a current title. But, that is just about the only thing wrong with it. The overall tone is cynical ...

Spider-Man's Tangled Web, Vol. 1

Garth Ennis, John McCrea, ...

Marvel Comics, 2002

Great creators bring a fresh look at Spider-Man's world
Marvel Comics have been resurrecting the sales and popularity of their flagship character, Spider-Man, in the past year. It seems so obvious, but a big part of the character's resurgence has been due to the quality of writers and artists employed on the various monthly ...

Shade the Changing Man: The American Scream

Peter Milligan, Chris Bachalo

Vertigo, 2003

Underappreciated 90's Comic Title; Hope They Release More
Pop Kulcher Review: Not sure why, but Amazon has reviews for Sandman Mystery Theater printed below. As for Shade the Changing Man, all I can say is -- it's about time. Having released at least token trade paperbacks of most of the DC Vertigo titles, Shade seemed to ...