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Review Group Week 181 - MICE TEMPLAR: DESTINY #1
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Who's idea was it to have a weekly intro in this thread anyway? Go read some Angry Little Robot or something. Also, I <3 Mice Templar so make an effort to get to your shops and pick up this issue. I just re-read the first volume on Monday. Pure awesomesauce. 
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Mice Templar: Destiny #1 as selected by young neil[/center] story MICHAEL AVON OEMING & BRYAN JL GLASS art VICTOR SANTOS & MICHAEL AVON OEMING The second chapter in the saga of the Mice Templar begins here! The Templar have fallen, leaving the natural world in the grip of tyrants and ever-increasing chaos. The promise of restoration for the Templar and the salvation of all creatures now lies in the paws of the newly-knighted Karic. But as sinister powers seek to thwart him, others are desperate to use his mission for personal agendas. Now Karic is anxious to complete his training so that he might rescue his family from slavery. But his new master is Cassius, a bitter Templar exile who does not believe in Karic's destiny. Their journey takes them to the legendary Haunted Wood, a dead forest inhabited by Diabhlan, ancient evil spirits hungry to feed off of living souls.  [center]
Doom Patrol #1 as selected by thefourthman[/center] Written by Keith Giffen and J.M. DeMatteis Art by Matthew Clark and Kevin Maguire Come one, come all! The world's strangest Super Heroes are back, and they brought those robot guys along with 'em! Thrill to the strange adventures of the Doom Patrol, with script by Keith Giffen and art by Matthew Clark! Whether you think you know 'em or you wouldn't know 'em if they bit you on the behind, this Doom Patrol's for you! But that's not all! Read all the way to the back cover for the all-new adventures of those elemental everymen, the Metal Men, featuring the triumphant return of the creative team that brought you JUSTICE LEAGUE INTERNATIONAL! That's 40 full pages of comic-bookery for just under four American dollars. So why not try some Doom Patrol with a side order of Metal Men today? DC Universe | 40pg | Color | $3.99 US 
If you would like to join the group it's easy. Just post a review and I'll add you to the member's list. As long as you stay active, eventually it will be your turn to make a pick. With $4 comics becoming the norm, the economy being what it is and the growing popularity of mail order services the Review Group recognizes that it's becoming harder and harder to commit to participating each and every week. As long as you can post one review per calendar month you will stay in the member's list. It doesn't matter if you post your review the week of it's release or if you post it later. Going forward, there is no such thing as a "late" review. The only request I make with the new format is that if you don't plan on posting a review or if you're going to be posting late is that you drop a note in the thread so that I can keep track of who is active and who isn't. The Spreadshee of Doom is thorough, but it can't read your mind. 
Comics are to be scored on a scale from 1-10. 1 being suck, 10 being a damn good comic. Beyond that, there's no right or wrong. 
If it's your week, you must announce your selection by 5pm EST the day Diamond releases it's shipping list. If you do not announce your pick at that time, I will add a poll to the thread that will remain open until 12pm EST so that the group can make the selection for that week. To ensure that you know it's your week, I will PM you when Midtown's list goes live on Thursdays. young neil (this week) thefourthman - 10.00 Punchy King Impulse Daringd - 9.00 House of J - 8.50 McKegan Kerny 48THRiLLS - 7.999 Starlord - 5.00 BubbaKanoosh Mr_Batman GLX Sire v 2.0 MrBlack - Review of Mice Templar Volume 1: The Prophecy here SuperginraiX - 4.00 Zechs PDH Doombug Amoebas Twigglet VinnyPic Chubbles Timberoo ThrillHouse guitarsmashley Jack Burton amlah6 - 9.00 Shiro - 9.00 BLUE indicates explanation given for not posting a review. RED indicate that no review or explanation has been posted in two weeks. RED and BOLD will be deleted at the end of the week unless a review or explanation is posted. 
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I think the OP has grown beyond the constraints of phpBB. 
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I debated this score for a while, but screw it. Overall - 10. |
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I've been very impressed by the preview art posted, enough so that I'd like to track down the trade of the first series. |
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I'll start a thread when my review for it goes live. |
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There's an oversized hardcover of the first volume that is really fantastic and has tons of extras. It's well worth tracking down, it received multiple nominations/awards for book design. |
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There's a full recap of the first volume on the inside cover that was fairly detailed, but I'm glad I went back and re-read Prophecy before this as the issue is dense. I'm definitely curious to see how everyone who hasn't read the first volume reacts to this issue, I'm afraid it could be a bit overwhelming. |
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Depends, how many copies does your shop normally stock for Image books? The shop I went to had about 8-10 shelf copies which is pretty standard for an Image #1 with a name creator. |
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