“The Bad Seed, Part 1: Fresh Meat“
Writers: Bill Willingham & Matthew Sturges
Art: Jesus Merino
Colors: Allen Passalaqua
Words cannot define how disappointed I am by this book as of late. Spoilers within!
“The Bad Seed, Part 1: Fresh Meat“
Writers: Bill Willingham & Matthew Sturges
Art: Jesus Merino
Colors: Allen Passalaqua
Words cannot define how disappointed I am by this book as of late. Spoilers within!
“Doom’s Master“, Part 4
Writers: Mark Millar & Joe Ahearne
Pencils: Stuart Immonen
Inks: Wade Von Grawbadger & Scott Hanna
Colors: Paul Mounts w/ Dean White
Cover Art: Bryan Hitch & Paul Mounts
Mark Millar’s hyped run on Fantastic Four comes to an end, as the team faces off against new villain The Marquis of Death in final battle, all just hours away from the marriage of Ben Grimm.
Spoilers within!
Wii Sports returns to give gamers another go at sports stardom. This time around you’ll find yourself competing at the resort of WuHu (get it?…). Does this sequel hold up to the original?
“Batman: Arkham Asylum” is shaping up to be pretty damn spiffy. Both Derk and I have played the PS3 demo of the game, and found it to be a lot of fun and just gorgeous to look at. The delay for the game really sucked, but fortunately it’ll be out in a just a few short weeks (Currently, the release is slated for August 25th).
Last week, GameStop let slip an exclusive look at their pre-order challenge maps, and with it came a look at the game’s redesigned Scarecrow.
Now, I’m not entirely sure what’s up with the Freddy Krueger styled glove with hypodermic needles…I just know YEESH! As someone who hates needles, that’s terrifying. An interesting redesign that obviously doesn’t touch the classic, but certainly keeps in line with what we’ve seen of the game so far.
Source: Arkham Asylum’s Scarecrow Design Is Bioshock Creepy [Kotaku]
Well, folks, it’s that time again, where we take a look at the comics you need to pick up. Marvel did exactly as we expected, dumping every single “Dark Reign” related book this week, as well as finally releasing the final issue of the easily forgotten “Ultimatum” event. Meanwhile DC actually eased off it’s current event, “Blackest Night”, probably because it’s two strongest books, “Superman” and “Detective Comics” come out this week. All in all, a somewhat disappointing week for the Marvel Zombies, but Johnny DCs are going to be foaming at the mouth. Hit the jump to find out what’s notable this week, and remember that just because I didn’t put it on the list doesn’t mean it isn’t good.