Oct 7, 2009
Tags | Astonishing X-Men, comicbooks, Killin It, Phil Jimenez, Warren Ellis
Jimenez is Killing It
7:10 PM
I am one of the fallen.
Since Whedon/Cassaday's run on Astonishing, I have only been picking up the X-books (Uncanny & Astonishing) with the hopes of one of the titles bringing the excitement back. Between Bianchi's crappy framing (who I heart as a cover artist) and Matt Fraction's wannabe League of Extraordinaire X-Club, I have since canceled both titles from my saver-list.
Thank you Phil and keep on SNIKT'n!
Since Whedon/Cassaday's run on Astonishing, I have only been picking up the X-books (Uncanny & Astonishing) with the hopes of one of the titles bringing the excitement back. Between Bianchi's crappy framing (who I heart as a cover artist) and Matt Fraction's wannabe League of Extraordinaire X-Club, I have since canceled both titles from my saver-list.
Enter Phil Jimenez (Robin, Wonderwoman, Infinite Crisis).
After reading issue 31 through, I am positively optimistic that it was more of a poor translation of Warren Ellis by Bianchi, than actually being just shitty writing. The complex layering between three different story arcs was refreshing and didn't distract from the intimate, high-octane save of Hank's new squeeze.
Thank you Phil and keep on SNIKT'n!
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