In this very special edition of The Stack we count down the greatest live action comic book television shows of all time. In order to be considered, shows had to be just an adaptation of a comic book. Watch and see which TV Shows made the list!
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We've got three Newsarama Reviews for you starting with Ms. Marvel #25, which deals with lots of Skrull stuff. But it tells the history using old-style comic artwork.
Then we check out New Warriors #10, where former mutants form a new super hero team. It's very similar to The Initiative, but we're not sure it's as good as The Initiative.
New Avengers #39, follows Echo and more of the Skrull story unfolds. We really enjoyed this book and can't wait to see where it goes from here.
In the Speed...
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We got another Newsarama Review from the floating head of Pete on the wrap up of the final Umbrella Academy. We thought this issue was well done and lived up to the hype. We give it 5 floating heads out of 5!
As for Countdown to Final Crisis, Pete's floating head wasn't too happy with the issue, but we heard from artist Jimmy Palmiotti that the series is going to end with a bang.
Wrapping up with New Avengers...
Virgin Comics' The Stranded debuts this week. Does the artwork and Mike Carey's story hold up to the scrutiny of The Stack? And we're loving Zombies vs. Robots vs. Amazons. Issue 2 hits stands this week and sadly there's only one more issue left.
Shadowline's Cemetery Blues #1 is, according to Pete, "a lot of fun". It's a monster hunt set in the past. Then in the speed round, we're talking about The Umbrella Academy #5, Amazing Spider-man #547, New Exiles #1, Fell, and Fear Agent.
In the mailbag, a...
One of the burning questions in the geek universe of late, the identity of the new creative team on Amazing Spider-Man, has now been answered. The webslinger will be brought to fans three times a month now by writers Bob Gale, Zeb Wells, Dan Slott, and Marc Guggenheim. Spidey will be drawn by Salvador Laroca, Chris Bachalo, Steve McNiven, and Phil Jimenez. The book will also now be masterminded and edited by Stephen Wacker.
It seems like Marvel is quickly becoming the house that Spider-Man...
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