books by Marvel Comics     books:     Marvel Comics      Civil War (Marvel Comics) Mark Millar Marvel Comics, 2007 Sophisticated Story by a Top Writer In Civil War, Mark Millar does what he does best. He tells an intriguing and sophisticated story about super-heroes wrestling with complicated and morally ambiguous issues. His versions of many of Marvel's oldest super-heroes will seem slightly unfamiliar but ...             The Gunslinger Born (The Dark Tower Graphic Novel) Peter David, Stephen King, ... Marvel Comics, 2007 Dark Tower review This gives a whole new approach to the series. The graphics are amazing. A must read for any King fan.             Laurell K. Hamilton's Anita Blake, Vampire Hunter: The First Death Laurell K. Hamilton, Jonathon Green, ... Marvel Comics, 2008 awesome book!! this makes the book soo much better! This graphic novel makes the book guilty pleasures so much more enjoyable because you can now put faces completely to the charaters though some like always do not look how you pictured them at all. Amazing all around though, the artistry is something i wish i could ...             World War Hulk: Marvel Universe Christos Gage, Robert Kirkman, ... Marvel Comics, 2008 Strongest one there is. This is a good collection of the crossovers within the marvel universe for the WWH story. Admittedly one of the best stories that year, this collection showcases how futile it is to go up against the Hulk. If you are a big X-Men fan, you might be hurt by their ...             World War Hulk (Marvel Comics) Greg Pak Marvel Comics, 2008 Smashing good time When a comic is called World War Hulk, you shouldn't expect Shakespeare. If you expect a whole lot of people getting punched in the face by the green Goliath, along with the usual property damage, you wont be disappointed. The meagre plot is only there to drive ...             Thor, Vol. 1 J. Michael Straczynski Marvel Comics, 2008 Well That Thor is a Bad Mutha (Shut Your Mouth)! All I can say is WOW!!!! JMS has produced his finest work here, hands down. Spider-Man has got nothing at all on Thor! What a much needed make over for the thunder god! He's not just powerful anymore, he's violent and lonely and got something of a bloodlust. I ...             X-Men: Messiah Complex Mike Carey, Ed Brubaker, ... Marvel Comics, 2008 Best of the Best This is must be the best X-men story I have ever read. Great plot and drawing. Two things tt nowadays are very difficult to find. And do you now why? Simple, Bendis did not write it, and what's EVEN better, Leinil Yu did not (thank god) draw it. If you are ...             The Death of Captain America, Vol. 1 Ed Brubaker Marvel Comics, 2007 the most important comic of the year the death of captain america, the hero from the 40's. the quintessential american. 'Nuff said.             The Death of Captain America, Vol. 2 Ed Brubaker Marvel Comics, 2008 I'm a believer Ed Brubaker's critically acclaimed run on Captain America has seemingly been celebrated by everyone, except me. I hadn't been all that thrilled with Brubaker's run thus far, and while for me personally it hasn't been anything terrible in the least, bringing Bucky back ...             Incredible Hulk: Planet Hulk Greg Pak Marvel Comics, 2008 great book great art! let me start by saying that i have only loosely followed the hulks career. I bought a few hulk comics her and there and always found it interesting when he would turn a new color(Grey/green) or get a new personality for an old color. but i began hearing about this book ...             Marvel Zombies 2 HC Robert Kirkman, Sean Phillips Marvel Comics, 2008 That's it??-Barely a Zombie Book I am a zombie lover in all aspects, including Marvel Zombies 1 and The Walking Dead. When I saw Marvel Zombies 2 at Forbidden Planet I quickly snatched it up. Later that night I began to read nothing but page after disappointing page. This book takes place 40 years ...             The Ultimates 2 Mark Millar, Bryan Hitch, ... Marvel Comics, 2008 The Ultimates keeps getting better and better A bit of a slow start but once it kicks in....daaaaaaaaamn. A superb book. Already ready it twice.             Iron Man Vol. 1: Extremis Warren Ellis Marvel Comics, 2007 A marvelous restart for Iron Man This is an absolutely first-rate restart of a series, with a wonderful updating of a Marvel staple character. If there has been one consistent with Tony Stark in all his incarnations, it has been his extremism. This led to many of his personal problems, in particular ...             Immortal Iron Fist Vol. 2: The Seven Capital Cities of Heaven (New Avengers) Ed Brubaker, Matt Fraction Marvel Comics, 2008 Unbelievably good Seriously, who would have thought that a lower-tier character like Iron Fist would ever have gotten his own series that is this good? The writing team of Ed Brubaker (Captain America, Daredevil) and Matt Fraction (Punisher War Journal, The Order) deliver a title that ...             Astonishing X-Men Vol. 4: Unstoppable Joss Whedon Marvel Comics, 2008 Strap yourselves in, folks! It's Joss Whedon and John Cassaday's final arc on Astonishing X-Men! After the shocking and brain-smashing events of recent issues, the X-Men are off to protect the Earth from its destruction at the hands of the Breakworld. And when it's all over, nothing will ever be the same! No, really, we mean it! 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