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Kevin Smith's Green Hornet #7-8-9-10

Episode Seven: The Son Also Rises
Episode Eight: The Sting
Episode Nine: Orphans
Episode Ten: It's In the Blood
History: Kevin Smith
Drawings: Phil Hester (breakdowns) and Jonathan Lau
Covers: John Cassaday and Alex Ross

To my chagrin concludes the run of Kevin Smith . While not yet knowing how Hester will behave in the coming months, I already know I will miss the eccentric writer.
If this were to become the official story of the film, I would have gladly gone to the movies, thinking that it would come out with something very nice. And who if they lose Smith movies!
So I think that it is unnecessary to add that my opinion on this conclusion, it is clear from my words, my total satisfaction.

The same is not true for drawings in which more than one occasion, see the fight scenes or action, I found a story with telling me shit that has caused confusion and bewilderment.

Details:
- in the seventh issue on page 19 there are a couple of errors. In the fourth
balloon is an A too, "that's how you keep a secret to this big."
What is the first indefinite article? But in the sixth
balloon comes a new city, Wasington. Where is the H?
- in the ninth number instead there is a funny scene to the detriment of the famous Starbucks chain of coffee shops:
- too good and funny as he is defeated Black Hornet!

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Action Comics #893

The Black Ring - Part Four
History:
Paul Cornell Pencils: Sean Chen
Chine:
Wayne Faucher Cover: David Finch, Richard Friend, and Peter Straigewald

seems to proceed without a goal this story arc of Cornell, because it certainly meant to last several numbers, but this is not conducive to reading, one gets the impression of watching an episode of Yattaman , to name just one example. As the Trio Drombo every episode seems, only in appearance, approach the stone Docroston , Lex at the end of each number seems closer to his goal, however, it is clear that the goal is still distant. And what remains for us readers? Little or nothing but a cute story, nothing more.

The drawings of the two guests, and Chen Faucher, are good and do not regret Woods finished somewhere (in bed with the flu-DC?).
I only ugly modern custom, one of the tables copiaincollare Gurd when someone else is the same scene from a monitor or something like that.

Details:
- I have discovered a new side of Grodd, a version that does a lot Hannibal Lecther (eat brains) and I must say that I do not like, regardless of whether or not it has always done.
- talking about the ape, why not discover the double play when Lex takes the information from robo- Lois? It was also planned to send the wrong way the villain of this month?

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Teen Titans #89

Bruised Egos
History: JT Krull
Pencils: Nicola Scott
Chine:
Doug Hazlewood Cover: No Scott, D. Hazlewood and Wright

The second part of the duo Krull / Scott does not disappoint and are carried out two plots, that odious Damian , more and more and more odious to be deleted from the DCU, and that of Barney, the boy problem introduced in the last issue.
All, sorry if they are always repetitive comment when the stories of Krull, a good balance between nice dialogues and good storyline.

It also introduced a new subplot . But only one page set in india. We will see in future issues which will bring.

I would consider it an album perfect if I were not constantly harassed by the son of Batman.
Sorry but I can not just digest it. I wish the Superboy calasse his pants and started spanking with super strength, as did the parents of the past. The old method so that its upright position children!
Luckily there are scenes like this that I sweeten the pill:

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Young Justice 1x03

Welcome to Happy Harbor
Carino's third episode, nothing earth-shattering but it lets you watch happily.

Speaking of a couple of particularly bad, as for the pilot Robin giggles when I do not like the shadows ... But who is the son of the Joker?
Superboy And who is this grumpy? Okay we are not in the DCU, and that in addition to being created in a different context, he also suffered injuries, but I would have preferred to review the Superboy clown / comic blowhard 90s. I miss that character, taking into account that is no longer the case even in the comics (too sad and pensive, in short, a new Peter Parker).