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(Strand)om Stories: The Incredible Hulk: Ground Zero Review Peter David and Todd McFarlane redefine the Hulk in an arc where horror draws the line between men and monsters Also read Nathan's blogs at
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Spider-view: "Rockin' the Town" (Venom, Part 14) This issue's stilted humor and weak characterization don't best represent Peter David's writing prowess -
Distinguished Critique: Superman: Reign of the Supermen Review Some bluntness slightly suppresses this arc's effectiveness in analyzing Superman's "replacements" -
Random Reviews: Espers: Interface Overwritten summation prevents a layered story from feeling fully fleshed out -
Distinguished Critique: Superman: Dark Knight Over Metropolis Review Though imperfectly balanced in its depiction, the post-Crisis Superman/Batman dynamic is deepened nicely in these issues -
(Strand)om Stories: Strikeforce: Morituri (vol. 3) Review An improvement over the previous volume, these issues provide an unsung series a mostly satisfactory conclusion -
Distinguished Critique: Superman: Eradication! (The Origin of the Eradicator) Review The endgame may be obvious, but this arc's trajectory allows for a unique examination of a hero transformed -
Random Reviews: Espers Plotting take priority over characterization in a series which applies suitably realistic stakes to superhuman endeavors -
Distinguished Critique: Superman: Exile Review A tad slow at moments, this arc nevertheless delivers a Superman engrossed in engaging moral musing -
(Strand)om Stories: Strikeforce: Morituri (vol. 2) Review This second volume isn't as effective in unfolding an ongoing story, a late tonal shift providing reprieve from repetition