gi joe silent interlude 30th anniversary edition

I knew that the Marvel 70th Anniversary Collection, first published five years ago, would be good, but I didn’t expect it to include a cracky Captain America and Bucky cross-dressing tale, the origin of Groot, a wonderful story from Marvels about the first Human Torch, and a classic Spider-Man tale. I could say the same about all of these titles. It’s not a collection of stories about the television show rather, it’s a collection of the best Superman and Lois stories and those stories are excellent. One of them, the Lois & Clark collection, didn’t even make it home, as it was gobbled up by my 7-year-old nephew.

By the end of the issue, we see Ugg make an ally at the school and get her first challenge to start learning what it is she needs to know to help her people.Ĭurious to know what I’m pulling this week? Check out my pull list on Comixology.Ĭorrina - Boston Comic Con Finds: Marvel 70th Anniversary Collection, Heralds by Kathryn Immonen, Human Target: Living in Amerika by Peter Milligan and Cliff Chiang, Invaders: The Eve of Destruction by Roger Stern and Steve Epting, Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman by various creators I went comic-bin diving at Boston Comic Con, as one retailer was offering “buy one, get two free.” I blame Sue from DCWomenKickingAss, as she urged several titles on me. Princess Ugg seems to be up to the challenge, but she still isn’t sure if she made the right choice in showing up at the school to begin with. With her dying breath, she placed the burden to find a new way on her daughter.

This was a path that Ugg’s mother wanted to change, but died too early to see to it herself. Princess Ugg’s people are warriors and we learn that war has been her people’s way of life for so long, they don’t know of a time when there wasn’t fighting going on with someone. Issue #3 reveals what really set her on a path to a school where she is clearly the unwelcome outsider. After the death of her mother, she goes on a journey to learn as much as she can so she can one day rule her people to the best of her ability.

Princess Ugg is not the typical princess. Actually, with its strong female lead and real-life struggles of young girls when it comes to fitting in and getting through life, it’s one of my favorite titles period.

Princess Ugg is one of my favorite titles to come out of Oni Press. Dakster Sullivan - Princess Ugg #3 written and drawn by Ted Naifeh Princess Ugg #3. This week, Corrina talks about her haul from Boston Comic Con, Princess Ugg continues her journey to be a true leader to her people, Sophie looks at a rather confusing issue of The X-Files, and last but not least, Lisa dives in with a one-shot Guardians title. Happy Comic Release Day! Welcome to another installment of GeekMom Comic Book Corner, where we recap our adventures in comics for the week.

Gi joe silent interlude 30th anniversary edition