Peach Fuzz Comic Reviews

Issue #1 Not quite hooked, but I think this more clinical and secret organization approach to superheroes is interesting. I like the fire burning away at the pages. Issue #2 Chase being this worn down normal but not really normal worker. Good characterization. The art matches the vibe of the story so well. Intrigued.  Issue #3 Hoping we get more of the backstory soon. The Suicide Squad stuff was. pretty bare. Issue #4 Nice issue. I like the goofiness but also showing the mess the heroes leave behind. Issue #5 Weird issue. It feels kinda fillery. I guess it served as a way to highlight some of her background while still tying it into the greater DC universe?  Issue #6 This is less into the weeds of things than I expected. Still alright, the writing isn’t as dense as I would like, but still quality.  Issue #7 Wow a Batman issue and he’s not even on the cover. That’s insanity. Well I guess his symbol is there but still. Decent use of Batman, he felt more of a supporting char...

Issue #1 Interesting to see how the different Brood factions operate. One that just wants to kill all they can and propagate and one that seeks to protect the Queen and maintain a hierarchy. Hannah is a tragic character.  Issue #2 Decent special. I liked some of the writing like Wolverine being God’s strangest angel, but some of the religious elements felt too melodramatic when there could have been a real connection to the faith of the characters compared to the trials they were put through. Pretty good prose, rough dialogue. 

Issue #1 Not a bad concept but the parody being so 1 for 1 was a little distracting. The writing is also just overboard compared to the amount of information delivered. Not really invested and I know the characters will be over the top on how annoying they are but I think the concept can lead to a good story. Issue #2 So…THAT just happened. More enjoyable than the first issue, actually makes me wish it was a bit longer.  Issue #3 I like how they’re not put together at all on the covers. They’re really thrust into their roles with no poise. I didn’t expect Brainchild to actually work with them and not blatantly double cross them. We hit the low point in the Hero’s Journey, now let’s see how they rise. Issue #4 The everyone being actors reveal is actually super good, bravo Hitch. For it to be cancelled and end here when developments were just starting to happen is actually brutal. I think the close pastiches of not just heroes we know but the movies of them made for somewhat of a low...

Issue #1 Was waiting for that moment of the lettering change. The Maker is a mover and a shaker, I like how much he represents the ability for things to be different. Stopping the spider from biting Spider-Man is such a good simple yet drastic change. I wonder what the pound of the Hickman set design here is, so far it doesn’t look like it connects to anything unlike everything with Krakoa. Issue #2 The Maker already messing things up, huh. I like the heroes that are lost or slightly changed, some of the specifics feel a little too set in stone right now, like with Hulk, but there’s still so much that can be done with everything. Obadiah being Howard’s Rhodey was a neat idea.  Issue #3 This hidden world, from a changed world we only know little about, very interesting. Good concept. Reed as Doctor Doom feels kinda gimmicky but it’s fun. Issue #4 Teenage Iron Man like Armored Adventures. Fun that Captain America does indeed exist. Things went at a breakneck pace this issue. A lot of...

 Never heard of Liger but this was a great tribute to him. Very expressive in the physicality, the emotional response from the crowd, and even a sneak peek in seeing DWJ thinking how cool this guy is. A beautiful display of respect and admiration. 

 I wish Disney made at least a series of an alternate world where it’s just full on power fantasy and rule of cool stuff like that. I don’t think it needs to be mainline like a lot of chud Star Wars fans do, but it would be fun to just see the powers being used in crazy and epic ways. Great action scenes here. 

Issue #1 Never really been a big Death’s Head fan but this was a good introductory issue. He’s running and open for business. Cool way to move forward. Issue #2 This version of Death’s Head is pretty fun. I like the small loopholes he makes for himself.  Issue #3 Yeah I don’t think the little sidekick is making it out here alive. I like how silly this comic is, that surprised me. The humor is good and alive. Issue #4 Not the craziest issue ever but a good A/B plot. Issue #5 Everyone’s awful but in a way that’s funny and not annoying to witness. Very hard to pull off.  Issue #6 The characters of this issue just didn’t captivate me. Issue #7 I feel like the competing bounty hunters aspects could have been better. The explosions didn’t really feel like a secondary source. Issue #8 Death’s Head throughout history. Meh. The Time-Lord trying to give him a message about him at the end was good though.  Issue #9 The far off future of 2020. I just want Death’s Head back in his own...

Issue #1 Hitch in full form. The Authority is looking to be all business. Much tougher than Stormwatch. I’m interested in learning more about Jenny Sparks. Issue #2 Killer Midnighter moment. And yeah Hitch is going crazy. Still figuring out the team dynamics, hope they’re expressed further down the line, but nice to see Jenny has a soft side, or at least a more chill one. Issue #3 I guess the number of posthumans will continue to rise.  Issue #4 Fun little group gathering, wanted slightly more out of the plot though.  Issue #5 Alternate Earths are back. Interesting. The Engineer had a great moment here, charming and still sincere.  Issue #6 Interesting angle for a parallel Earth. And wow Jenny has lived so much life.  Issue #7 I like the structure quite a bit, but I feel like the meat of this comic is pretty thin. The Authority just doesn’t feel like a group with any position of power/one that’s moving in a way that’s fulfilling its goal to change the world.  Is...

Issue #1 This didn’t feel as earthshaking to me as I think it is.    The Fahrenheit death was unexpected but more of a shock thing, while Winter had a better kind of send off. It was weird for this to feature Stormwatch in an important context while being structurally based around WildC.A.T.s. I think there was a sense of horror and dread that comes with facing the aliens that could have been highlighted better. 

Issue #0 A preview is a preview.  Issue #1 Cool designs for a time where I feel like superhero designs were some of the most repetitive and at a low. Just a really fun introductory issue. I liked the level of competence displayed and just how everything here meshed, from the sci-fi terrorists to the super powered personalities.  Issue #2 Pretty fun stuff, same as last issue but more. We’re thrown deep in the Stormwatch stuff, hopefully there’s some time to peel back and explain more.  Issue #3 This is just fun, I’m enjoying the level of subterfuge needed for the missions.  Issue #4 Nice little Justice League we have going on. This gives me slight Top Ten vibes. Just with how we get human moments with these weird characters. Issue #5 So much intrigue. Three different Stormwatches running around. I’m having fun with this. Issue #6 This is more wholesome than I expected. Issue #7 This was another fun one. Very much Star Trek vibes. At first I thought Jack was just brain...