Well, another hectic weekend has kept me from writing long reviews. After going to Walt Disney World a few weeks ago and being really sick, I plan on writing full reviews next week.
Alpha Flight #5: I did not like the alien angle at all, but Pak and Van Lente are making it work a lot better this time around. They add a lot of depth, and give the team some great character moments. Dale Eaglesham has a few art hiccups though. Most in the faces of Guardian too.
Alpha Flight #5 gets 3.5/5.
Buffy the Vampire Slayer Season 9 #2: Now that Joss isn't writing the book full time, this issue proves if the book can stand. And it does. The dialogue is witty, and if I hadn't looked at the cover, I would have sworn that Joss Whedon wrote the book. George Jeanty's art is the usual bunch. Sometimes it's hard to tell which characters are which.
Buffy the Vampire Slayer Season 9 #2 gets 4/5.
Ghost Rider #4: The ending of this issue leaves me very excited, seeing the two Ghost Riders working together. I think Adam could have been a villain to come back, but whatever. Matthew Clark's art is blasting on all cylinders.
Ghost Rider #4 gets 4.5/5.
Green Lantern #2: Geoff Johns has put this book into a very interesting situation, but let's hope that he uses that situation to the best. Hal Jordan should have stayed a human longer though. There was so much potential to explore who Hal Jordan is outside of being a Green Lantern. Doug Mahnke's art seems a little rushed this issue.
Green Lantern #2 gets 4/5.
Morning Glories #13: #13 might be the best issue of the series. Lots of strange things are brought up, and they make me wish it was next month already. I would like a few answers, but with issues this great, I could really care less if I get them.
Morning Glories #13 gets 5/5.
The Punisher #4 gets 4/5
S.H.I.E.L.D. #3 gets 3.5/5
X-Men: Regenesis #1 gets 3/5
