

New Universal Conquerer makes absolutely no sense. Please, please comic writer and artist type people when you convince Marvel Comics to let you write and draw a comic you must also stipulate that the comic make sense. Umm there's a big guy with a sword, a corrupt wizard and a victim. I don't know that I could explain any more than that. And believe it or not, I get paid to explain things.
Jonah Hex 38 - Jonah Hex is a great property, I mean sure it is essentially an amalgam of Clint Eastwood stereotypes but hey those old Clint western's rule. In this issue Jonah settles a family dispute, with, you know, rattlesnakes. It rocks.
I do kind of miss the old Tim Truman / Joe Landsdale collaboration. The mixed in horror elements. The latest series has ignored all of that in favor of straight ahead westerns. But, in each issue you get a complete story. Wonderfulness.
RASL 3: This book doesn't make any sense either. But Jeff Smith draws purty and I am convinced that one day it will all make sense. Issue two had an amazing ending. Except, that I sold issue 1 and 2 to some guy in India so I can't find the quote I'm looking for. Anyway, it's about a thief who can jump between realities. Bob Dylan seems to be involved in some way. Come on, you know that is most excellent.
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