Comic Book Moments of the Week for 09/18/13

Hello again and welcome to a plus-sized edition of Moments of the Week! Today we'll see what happens when Lex Luthor gets out of jail, what Penguin does to grifters, Zero debuts to mayhem in the Middle East, Buzzkill shows what happens when a keg turns you into Superman, and Infinity moves forward both in the main series as well as New Avengers. Lots, lots more after the jump so what are you waiting for? Click!  

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Comic Book Moments of the Week for 07/17/13

The eyes of the comic world are focused on San Diego, but if you cuold please look this way for just a few minutes to see today's Moments of the Week. Coming up we have the conclusion to Harbinger Wars, Wonder Woman explores New Genesis, Superior Carnage debuts and Iceman hits Thor with a snowball. You read that right, so hit the jump to find the fully story!

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Comic Book Moments of the Week for 06/12/13

It's a super edition of Moments of the Week, just like every week! Today we have Superman Unchained debut, Batman's new origin starts, and Joe Madueria is back to drawing in Savage Wolverine. Much more as always, so hit the jump to check it out.

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Comic Book Moments of the Week for 03/13/13

Move over SXSW, it's time for MOTW! That's right, another installment of Moments of the Week, and this week has Batman dealing with some pretty personal issues, Buddy Cops looks to make your day a little brighter, Manhattan Projects explores the mind, and the new Wolverine series debuts. Much more after the jump, so get to clicking.

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Comic Book Moments of the Week for 01/16/13

 

The NOW! train keeps on rolling with today's Moment's of the Week, and it's not just Marvel on the track. Check out the penultimate chapter to Death of the Family in Batman, Savage Wolverine and Threshold debut, New Avengers explains why we should be scared, and the Hulk runs into his new best friend. Always more after the jump, so lets get started. 

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Moment of the Day - The Chain Drill of Vengeance

Fantastic Four #349, by Walt Simonson and Art Adams

The Spirit of Vengeance has many tricks up his sleeve, showing that Hulk doesn't need to copy his Secret Wars hold up a mountain moment. Not only is it a way to get out of a cave-in, it's the perfect way to sneak up on everyone who needs vengeance, surprise them like a super hero gopher.

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Moment of the Day - A Villain's Spawn

FCBD: X-Men/Runaways, by Brian K. Vaughan and Skottie Young

Solo missions do have their perks, less end of the world scenarios and more "me-time."

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Comic Book Moments of the Week for 10/19/11

 

It's the week of the big books for this installment of Moments of the Week as Batman continues to be the flagship DC book, Justice League shows why Superman is super, Fear Itself wraps up with Thor vs. The Serpent, and Ultimate Hawkeye drops a big last page reveal. All that plus Gorilla Man in Wolverine, general crazyness in Batman: Odyssey, and Wonder Woman shows why she's the best Amazon. All this and more after the jump!

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Comic Book Moments of the Week for 08/24/11

 

With this week's installment of Moments of the Week, you will gasp with the revelation in Wolverine, laugh with the hijinks of Justice League Retroactive, and cry as Superman wraps up his married life in Action Comics. Plus, Robin's new hairdo in Batman: Arkham City, learn the origin of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles' names, and see what happens when you refuse beer in Ultimates. Much more after the jump.

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Comic Book Moments of the Week for 08/17/11

 

Is is Friday already? That means another super-sized issue of Moments of the Week! This week, the conclusions of Batman, Superboy, and Ultimate Fallout, plus some big twists in Venom and X-Men: Schism. Also this week we see some major arm twisting in Marvel Universe vs. Wolverine. More after the jump? Do you even need to ask? 

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Cover of the Week - Gotham City Sirens, Wolverine: The Best There Is & Batman: Arkham City

Welcome to another edition of Cover of the Week. This week is a peculiar one, as a certain famous duo steals away with two wins, on two different covers, for two different titles. It's not who you think. You are going to have to hit the jump to see the winning covers.

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Moment of the Day - Happy Canada Day!

Uncanny X-Men #355, by Steven Seagle and Chris Bachalo

Canada Day can't happen without Wolverine fighting Alpha Flight for the millionth time! Probably because the Canucks lost the Stanley Cup, how's that for a two week old sports reference?

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Jason Aaron on Original Outline for Ast. Spider-Man & Wolverine

I have proclaimed my love for Jason Aaron on repeated occasions, and just hearing what could have been on his X-Position interview makes me eager for a sequel to Astonishing Spider-Man & Wolverine. I mean, New World Avengers set in pre-Colombian America? Sign me the hell up! (and it would have been a nice way to tie it with his Ghost Rider work). That would have been on top of everything that was already in the book.

And make no mistake, Astonishing Spider-Man & Wolverine was already one of the craziest stories set in the Marvel Universe. Peter and Logan go globe AND time trotting visiting all kinds of locales and eras, arguing and bonding all the way to the end. You might remember I posted Adam Kubert's Doom The Living Planet some time back. It's also seriously one of the best stories I have ever read. No ground-shaking events, no "nothing will ever be the same!, or countless tie-ins, just some really solid fun and character work. I highly recommend it to any fan of the characters, and you should definitely pre-order the hardcover coming out in August.

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Moment of the Day - X-Men Basketball, Part 2

Uncanny X-Men #390, by Scott Lobdell & Salvador Larocca

Short. Canadian. Wolverine's past life was as Steve Nash, mystery solved.

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Cover of the Week - Secret Warriors, Wolverine & GL: Emerald Warriors

Another week, another very strong set of covers to choose from. A wide variety to choose from for this edition of Cover of the Week, and I think you can see that in our choices: from the big event of War of the Green Lanterns, to some more quiet and intimate moments. Hit the jump to see them.

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Moment of the Day - Thor Week: Odin Needs Glasses

Marvel Adventures the Avengers #29, by Paul Tobin, Jeff Parker, and Ig Guara

Either Odin needs glasses, or he's learned that Wolverine is the punching bag of Midgard.

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Moment of the Day - Hello Out There, We're On The Air, It's Hockey Night Tonight

The NHL regular season started up recently, so I thought I'd throw out one of the rare hockey related Moments of the Day I've come across in my travels.  Of course, Wolverine would have to be involved.  Figured he'd be an Oiler fan to be honest. 

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Cover of the Week - Wolverine & Klaws of the Panther

Poor Cover of The Week, we forgot all about you last Sunday, and no one even complained. Doesn't matter, we are here this week, and we got some great covers for you. Dinosaurs, death, and destruction await you behind the jump.

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Moment of the Day - Magneto Rips Out Wolverine's Adamantium

Magneto forcibly removes Wolverine's adamantium, as seen in X-Men #25.

One of the defining moments in both Magneto and Wolverine's histories, this is still up there as one of the most memorable X-Men comics for me growing up.

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Snikt Fiction Double Feature - Wolverine #1 & Road to Hell Review

Wolverine is a popular character, and two of his titles shipping on the same date is not a rare occurrence, but normally I’m a one-Wolverine-title-a-month man. So why did I pick up both of these titles? Two words: Jason. Aaron. The man knows how to write everyone’s favorite Canuck superhero, and I’m a big fan of pretty much everything he has written. He is contributing a short story in “Wolverine: Road to Hell” among others, and he is the main auteur of the brand new Wolverine title. Hit the jump to see what I thought about these two titles.

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