Neon's Nerd Nexus (360 KP) rated The Gentlemen (2020) in Movies
Jan 6, 2020 (Updated Jan 6, 2020)
Make a Cake - Cooking Games for kids HD
Games, Food & Drink and Stickers
App
Once upon a time there was a wicked witch who captured fairies from the land of fairy tales. Only...
Make a Cake - Cooking Games for kids
Games, Food & Drink and Stickers
App
Once upon a time there was a wicked witch who captured fairies from the land of fairy tales. Only...
A Hat in Time
Video Game Watch
A Hat in Time is a cute-as-heck 3D platformer featuring a little girl who stitches hats for wicked...
platform
Lovecraft's Monsters
Book
This deliciously creepy and loving tribute to the master of modern horror features riveting...
Short stories lovecraft horror sci-fi
Joe Goodhart (27 KP) rated Justice League International, Vol. 5 in Books
Nov 30, 2020
When I think back to this point in the 80s, the fun times, laugh riot that was the JLA brings a great amount of joy to my collective consciousness. I can't even remember anything I didn't like about any of the stories in the run. Then, I started reading Vol. 5..
So, yeah, the characters were still great fun! I miss the fun Wally West/Flash! :( Giffen and DeMatteis continued to churn out some of the funniest JLA stories! The JLEurope ones weren't AS funny as the JLAmerica/JLI stories were, but still fun nonetheless.
Now, the art? OOF! That's a whole other thing! I don't recall disliking it when I first read the issues in the 80s. I can recall meeting Bart Sears at a comic shop signing around the time of the series debut, and I thought he was friendly and likeable.
However, after this re-visit, I am disappointed to say that I found Sears' art to be not as enjoyable. The characters, both male and female, looked distorted and, in some cases, wicked muscular. And the facial expressions? Um, NO! Yeah, the art was enough of a disappointment that I almost gave it 2 Stars.
The saving grace of this TPB was the last story, from JLI Annual #3, "Around the World with the Justice League". Not only was it the first appearance of the island of Kooeykooeykooey, but it also featured some knockout pencils from Mike McKone and even more stellar inks from Bruce D. Patterson! if memory serves, the team of McKone-Patterson continued to do the annuals for the remainder of the JLI/JLA run.
It's not a perfect TPB, but again, the writing was on target, and the art in the last part of the book was pretty solid. Overall, you can read it, but it won't wow ya! Jus' sayin'...
Rise of the Kings
Games and Entertainment
App
The Great Dragon casts his shadow across the land... In Rise of the Kings, players from all over...
When Broadway Went to Hollywood
Book
The Wizard of Oz, Gigi, Top Hat, High Society - some of the most popular movie musicals ever made...


