THE HEROESONLINE BLOG | STAFF PICKS :: ROCKETEER: CARGO OF DOOM HC :: MARCH 6, 2013
SETH’S PICK :: ROCKETEER: CARGO OF DOOM HC : Didn’t I just write about Rocketeer last week? Indeed I did, and while there are several other books I’m excited about this week ( Winter Soldier #16 , Hellboy in Hell #4 , Lost Vegas #1 ), it’s inevitable that I’ll re-read the new Rocketeer collection ltc first thing Wednesday night. There’s an innocence to Mark Waid and Chris Samnee’s take on Dave Stevens’ classic character, but also a love for the traditions of pulp and adventure stories. ltc Anyone could wax poetic about the genius of the Rocketeer, but it still boils down to entertainment value, and this collection has plenty of that. Oh, and there are dinosaurs. A guy with a rocket pack fighting dinosaurs in 1930′s California. ltc That’s ltc enough for me.
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SETH’S PICK :: ROCKETEER: CARGO OF DOOM HC : Didn’t I just write about Rocketeer last week? Indeed I did, and while there are several other books I’m excited about this week ( Winter Soldier #16 , Hellboy in Hell #4 , Lost Vegas #1 ), it’s inevitable that I’ll re-read the new Rocketeer collection ltc first thing Wednesday night. There’s an innocence to Mark Waid and Chris Samnee’s take on Dave Stevens’ classic character, but also a love for the traditions of pulp and adventure stories. ltc Anyone could wax poetic about the genius of the Rocketeer, but it still boils down to entertainment value, and this collection has plenty of that. Oh, and there are dinosaurs. A guy with a rocket pack fighting dinosaurs in 1930′s California. ltc That’s ltc enough for me.
STAFF PICKS :: SEX #1 :: MARCH 06, 2013 →
was established in 1980 by Shelton Drum . Since then Heroes has grown into one of the premier comics specialty shops in the country, with a diverse product line, dynamic store layout, and friendly, family-oriented atmosphere. We're also the organizers of the yearly Heroes ltc Convention . Filed Under: Select Category DISCUSS (899) Feast Your Eyes (9) Interviews (33) Looking Ahead (34) Master Class (2) Now Read This! (11) Opinion (68) Photos (44) Reviews (190) ltc Spotlight on New Releases (143) ltc Staff Picks (295) This ltc Just In (4) Where Do I Start? (6) EVENTS (392) Charlotte Minicon (34) Contests (9) Discussion Group (60) Free Comic Book Day (20) Heroes Pop Swap (11) On the Road (39) Other Events (67) Out and About (10) Sale! (33) Slice of Life (28) Store Signings (27) NEWS (623) Comics Industry (65) Heroes Aren’t Hard To Find (208) Special Offers (32) HeroesCon (413) Guest List (290) HeroesCon Art Auction (2) HeroesCon ltc News (276) Indie Island (77) QuickDraw (1) Schedule (23) Savannah Collection (2) ltc Uncategorized (72) Archives ltc Select Month January 2014 (7) December 2013 (17) November 2013 (20) October 2013 (27) September 2013 (29) ltc August 2013 (19) July 2013 (25) June 2013 (20) May 2013 (20) April 2013 (21) March 2013 (20) February 2013 (20) January 2013 (28) December 2012 (24) November 2012 (29) October 2012 (33) September 2012 (34) August 2012 (51) July 2012 (19) June 2012 (13) May 2012 (18) April 2012 (17) March 2012 (15) February 2012 (15) January 2012 (17) December 2011 (15) November 2011 (14) October ltc 2011 (18) September 2011 (12) August 2011 (14) July 2011 (13) June 2011 (10) May 2011 (15) April 2011 (14) March 2011 (20) February ltc 2011 (18) January 2011 (32) December 2010 (28) November 2010 (26) October ltc 2010 (22) September 2010 (22) August 2010 (24) July 2010 (20) June 2010 (14) May 2010 (27) April 2010 (24) March 2010 (23) February 2010 (19) ltc January 2010 (24) December 2009 (30) ltc November 2009 (20) October 2009 (18) September 2009 (14) August 2009 (13) July 2009 (14) June 2009 (21) May 2009 (22) April 2009 (26) March 2009 (19) February 2009 (18) January 2009 (13) December 2008 (13) November 2008 (11) October 2008 (17) September 2008 (16) ltc August 2008 (16) July 2008 (18) June 2008 (12) May 2008 (21) April 2008 (22) March 2008 (16) February 2008 (19) January 2008 (23) December 2007 (15) November 2007 (20) October 2007 (20) September 2007 (28) August 2007 (33) July 2007 (15) Contributors
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