Books by Christopher Yost
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review 1: Wow, this volume really kicked things in gear. I had a couple of minor complaints with the last volume of Red Robin, written by Christopher Yost, but I think this trade was wonderful. The League of Assassins versus the Council of Spiders, just a nail-biting, suspense story stuffe...
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review 1: The Young Avengers and Runaways are pulled into another crossover event, but this one makes a hell of a lot more sense, given the Skrull connection. And the seeds of a compelling story are there, with Hulkling, savior of the Skrull race, and Xavin, Skrull prince, getting some mea...
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review 1: I decided to read this book because it was the only book on the prize-winners list that I had some interest in.A character I found interesting was Peter, Ender's brother. I really disliked Peter because of how ignorant and jealous he was of Ender. Peter was jealous because he wa...
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review 1: I was rather surprised that I had been avoiding these series of graphic novels. I suppose I thought nothing could be better than the original books, but instead I found myself crying all over again at the kind of crap that Card throws at my favorite characters. Poor Ender! Poor B...
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review 1: I came into Red Robin a few issuses after those collected in this book. And even though I didn't know all the backstory, I did just fine piecing it all together.But now that I HAVE read it, let me tell you, WOW. I loved it. I was afraid I was going to be disappointed because I ...
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review 1: These side stories from the X-men: Second Coming plot were good, but because I haven't read X-men in SOOOO long, I sometimes had no idea who some of the characters were. Some characters have changed so much since I've last read them, that I don't know if I like them anymore. Th...
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review 1: This was a pretty true adaptation of the book, albeit truncated, but it merely reminded me of why I am unimpressed with comics in general. I didn't like the artwork (some of which even seemed to conflict with the book, albeit in minor ways) and is it just me or is it always toug...