Review Search: Dan Panosian

Astonishing X-Men Annual #1

Publisher:

Marvel Comics

Writer:

Christos Gage, Scott Lobdell

Artists:

David Baldeon, Jordi Tarragona, Mark Pacella, Dan Panosian

Reviewer:

Ryan K. Lindsay

G.I. Combat #1

"G.I. Combat" #1 features soldiers and dinosaurs -- pretty much all any war comic needs.

Publisher:

DC Comics

Writer:

J.T. Krul, Justin Gray, Jimmy Palmiotti

Artists:

Ariel Olivetti, Dan Panosian

Reviewer:

Doug Zawisza

Irredeemable #25

Beginning its third year, “Irredeemable” is just as good as when it began.

Publisher:

Boom! Studios

Writer:

Mark Waid

Artists:

Peter Krause, Diego Barreto

Reviewer:

Chad Nevett

Chaos War #4

“That thing Athena was right about? You’ll never stop hitting things. It’s all you do. Even as the world crumbles around you. Well, I’m finding a better way.”

Publisher:

Marvel Comics

Writer:

Greg Pak, Fred Van Lente

Artists:

Khoi Pham, Tom Palmer

Reviewer:

Doug Zawisza

Irredeemable #19

Madness comes to visit the Plutonian in the form of alien race, the Vespa.

Publisher:

Boom! Studios

Writer:

Mark Waid

Artists:

Peter Krause

Reviewer:

Ryan K. Lindsay

Irredeemable #17

Why does Modeus hate the Plutonian so? The answer will disturb you!

Publisher:

Boom! Studios

Writer:

Mark Waid

Artists:

Peter Krause

Reviewer:

Chad Nevett

X-Factor Forever #3

"X-Factor Forever" loses some steam at the halfway point, but it still makes me miss Louise Simonson's "X-Factor."

Publisher:

Marvel Comics

Writer:

Louise Simonson

Artists:

Dan Panosian, Eric Nguyen, Aluir Almancino, Terry Austin

Reviewer:

Greg McElhatton

X-Factor Forever #2

The highs are high, but the lows are low in this inconsistent second issue.

Publisher:

Marvel Comics

Writer:

Louise Simonson

Artists:

Dan Panosian, Eric Nguyen, Aluir Amancio, Terry Austin

Reviewer:

Timothy Callahan

X-Factor Forever #1

The original X-Factor return, as if they’d never been away.

Publisher:

Marvel Comics

Writer:

Louise Simonson

Artists:

Dan Panosian

Reviewer:

James Hunt

Irredeemable #11

Bette Noir reveals her past with the Plutonian and we learn the truth about why his first foster family gave the Plutonian up as a child. There’s so much going on that there’s simply not enough pages to contain it all.

Publisher:

Boom! Studios

Writer:

Mark Waid

Artists:

Diego Barreto, Peter Krause

Reviewer:

Chad Nevett

Irredeemable #8

The Plutonian faces his first real threat and we learn more about why he turned evil in one of the best comics on the shelves.

Publisher:

Boom! Studios

Writer:

Mark Waid

Artists:

Peter Krause

Reviewer:

Chad Nevett

Irredeemable #6

We see more of the Plutonian's past and start to get an idea of the events that may have led the Plutonian to make the decisions he did.

Publisher:

Boom! Studios

Writer:

Mark Waid

Artists:

Peter Krause

Reviewer:

Doug Zawisza

Irredeemable #4

The Plutonian crashes a United Nations session after various nations make it known that they want him to become their new leader. Bad idea.

Publisher:

Boom! Studios

Writer:

Mark Waid

Artists:

Peter Krause

Reviewer:

Chad Nevett

Skaar: Son of Hulk #11

“Planet Skaar” begins here after last month’s prologue issue with Skaar in human form and ready to die.

Publisher:

Marvel Comics

Writer:

Greg Pak

Artists:

Ron Lim, Dan Panosian

Reviewer:

Chad Nevett

X-Men Origins: Sabretooth #1

Kieron Gillen and Dan Panosian examine the origin of Wolverine and Sabretooth’s mutual hatred.

Publisher:

Marvel Comics

Writer:

Kieron Gillen

Artists:

Dan Panosian

Reviewer:

James Hunt