Comic Maven's Archives Update 60

This is a bit late, but better late than never, right?

Hey everybody! Another great week. If you're interested in reading my latest review, I posted a review of One Hit Wonder #1 on Comic Frontline. I also posted news about Deadpool's Wedding on Entertainment Fuse. Hope to see you there! :-)

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Here are the articles I reprinted this week:

The Li'l Depressed Boy #5 Review

"The “Depressed” part of The Li’l Depressed Boy really comes out in this issue as LDB laments about his supposed relationship with Jazz. The series has never been very uplifting but humor usually works itself in seamlessly. Unfortunately this issue has a problem doing that, with few jokes and almost none of them being very funny."

Barbarian #3 Review

"The four issue Barbarian mini-series changes drastically each issue. It started out with a free online first issue that, despite having heart behind it, was one of the worst comics I have ever read. The second issue had some improvements, with the fourth issue following the same motions as the second. The third issue, the one I'll be going into detail about today, is by far the best issue of the mini-series. The execution and some artwork problems still make the issue an average one, but do make me look forward to more from its creators in the future, because they clearly have talent and the passion to do this. Just no idea how to pace the issue – a problem all issues of Barbarian share."

Fatale #1 Sells Out Before it Even Hits the Stands!

"Before even hitting the shelves for release on January 4th, Fatale #1 (written by Ed Brubaker and penciled by Sean Phillips) sold out, even though it was grossly overprinted."