I added Stumble Upon and Linkedin to the bar above.
I decided to change the categories from specific topics like "Comic of Interest" to the name of the publisher the news pertains to. Complete with their logo!
I've also finally added a Score page. You can get to it using the bar above or by clicking on the score at the bottom of every review.
I've been thinking the "You Might Also Like..." is overkill because I usually have links in my articles. I may remove it.
As always, let me know what you think of my thoughts, the new changes and the site as a whole in the comments!
Here are the articles I've added this week:
I decided to change the categories from specific topics like "Comic of Interest" to the name of the publisher the news pertains to. Complete with their logo!
I've also finally added a Score page. You can get to it using the bar above or by clicking on the score at the bottom of every review.
I've been thinking the "You Might Also Like..." is overkill because I usually have links in my articles. I may remove it.
As always, let me know what you think of my thoughts, the new changes and the site as a whole in the comments!
Here are the articles I've added this week:
"Despite almost three-fourths of the issue being a bore, the ending to the arc is so satisfying it almost makes me forget about it's flaws. To make way for fighting and bandages, a lot of mysteries are solved this issue – off screen, with little cause to call them 'mysterious.' The storyline should have a more epic feel, but instead feels rushed despite the pacing improvement made during the last few issues."
"Pure unadulterated fun with flaws, Catwoman #7 may not have the tension or grim tone I was hoping for after a serious first arc, but it's hard not to laugh and enjoy this issue. With a new and somewhat improved artist and Judd Winick's better-than-average writing, this issue became a blast despite some glaring flaws that seriously mar the issue as a whole. But a lack of enjoy ability is certainly not one of them."
"Artist Rob Liefeld is not a popular man in the comic book world. Many people hate his artwork and thought the recent news that he will be taking over as artist for three of DC's New 52 titles was a joke. It's not. He is. And I am looking forward to it with admittedly wearisome optimism. Liefeld will be writing and doing the artwork forDeathstroke and will be plotting Grifter, and The Savage Hawkman."
"After a solid, if not immensely entertaining first issue, the second issue of Justice League International is where the real action starts and the characters have to work together. Almost all the characters are memorable, mostly in positive ways but there are some issues. The artwork is great and the story has good pacing. The series is no where near the best issue of the New 52 but is definitely in the running for one of the most promising new series thanks to this issue."
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