Any surprise that panel of the week is from Cliff Chiang’s Wonder Woman #1? No, no there is not!
Look at this page!!!
Gods sometimes comics are so awesome:
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A few gems from this week…
Cliff Chiang’s Wonder Woman #1
And how about this cover, which was an early version by Cliff Chiang that wasn’t used, I like EVEN BETTER. I mean…Wonder Woman with an awesome battle ax?! YES.
This is a great illustration for Legion of Super-Heroes #1, and a great example of how to do “floating figures” well…by integrating them into the design so that they’re not actually floating.
Marcos Martin continues to absolutely kill these Daredevil covers.
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Some of you may have noticed that there was no Panel of the Week last week…the simple reason for that is because there is no way for me to scan basically the entirety of J.H. Williams III’s Batwoman #1.
And I just can’t pick one. It’s too hard. It’s like…NOBODY could make that decision.
Check out a few preview pages below so that you can understand the dilemma!
(click to enbiggen!)
via Hadenblackman
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It’s an easy win this week for J.H. Williams III’s long-awaited Batwoman #1:
But there were some very nice offerings this week beyond Batwoman, so some runner ups!
Buffy The Vampire Slayer: Season 9 #1 Variant by Steve Morris:
Buffy The Vampire Slayer: Season 9 #1 Variant by Jo Chen:
Mr. Terrific #1 by J.G. Jones:
And Pigs #1 by Jock. All #1’s…INNNNTERESSSSSTING.
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I don’t know if there were really that many great covers this week, or if I’m just feeling indecisive…but I have a bunch this week. Ironically in DC’s big first “52” week, only one of their covers makes my list:
Wolverine: Debt of Death by David Aja and Elizabeth Breitweizer:
Casanova: Avaritia #1 by Gabriel Ba:
The Punisher #3 by Brian Hitch:
Red Skull #3 by David Aja:
Animal Man #1 by Travel Foreman:
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It’s a Secret Avengers kinda week around 1979 Semi-Finalist this week, what can I say?!
The following are panels I just could not decide between from Warren Ellis and Jamie McKelvie’s wonderful Secret Avengers #16:
Look at their faces! So great. Click to enbiggen!
Don't worry...Hank apologizes later.
heh.
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So it’s not TECHNICALLY a flying car, but it’s still 100% badass. I want Jamie McKelvie to draw like 82% of my comics.
Jamie McKelvie’s Secret Avengers #16:
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“The “Angel” series (and related books) at IDW were, for the most part, good and interesting books with compelling stories and solid creative teams, but somehow it feels comforting to have everything that goes with “Buffy The Vampire Slayer” safely housed under one publishing roof, Dark Horse. Already “Angel & Faith” feels more tightly tied to “Season 8” of “Buffy The Vampire Slayer” and I suspect all will be the better for it in the long run as well…”
You can read the rest of my CBR Review of Angel & Faith #1 here.
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“In my perfect world, all superhero comics are like “Secret Avengers” #16. Well, they don’t all have to have time travel, these specific Avengers or many other things this issue includes, but they should all use this book as a blueprint for smart, funny, well-constructed, beautiful, modern and fun comics.
Warren Ellis and Jamie McKelvie take over “Secret Avengers” with issue #16 for a standalone story and in a single stroke make it a book to be absolutely reckoned with. In this issue, a handful of Avengers are investigating a secret city built more than a mile under Cincinnati and the results are action-packed, hilarious, creative and smart. Too smart for me, in fact, but that’s usually the case with anything relating to time travel, so I won’t hold it against Ellis, or this book…”
Read the rest of my CBR Review of Secret Avengers #16 here.
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I mean seriously?
Is there any doubt about the awesomeness of this splash page by Paul Azaceta and Dave McCraig in this week’s Northlanders #43? I am going to miss this book like crazy when it’s gone. 
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