Books by Cullen Bunn
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review 1: I absolutely adored this book. This was my first run in with Cullen Bunn, and I was thrilled to see such skilled execution on display. The narrative is contained, and paced masterfully, all to the tune of a weird west horror story. Despite being totally contained and seemingly co...
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review 1: Have I ever told you that I love trains? I do. Like train scenes, get me pumped. Similarly, mummies get me pumped. So the fact that the first two issues of Sixth Gun vol.3 are about a giant mummy on a train, well, I'm juicin' bro. Sixth Gun gallops ahead with its apocalyptic, wes...
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review 1: I liked this one better than the first one. I think my biggest complaint about book one was that I never felt like I really understood who or what general Hume was, nor his motives. ditto the wife. I actually think he was, or will be, a better villain than whatshername-dry-arms i...
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review 1: I like Valkyrie, and I love the idea of an all-female team of heroes. However, I have never been satisfied with how her character has been written. I had hoped Fearless Defenders would give the character new life; and it almost does.First off, Val’s always felt like a second ru...
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review 1: I would give this overall a 3.5.As a whole, this was a really interesting concept and it was pretty sweet to see the various ways Deadpool killed everyone. It was simultaneously also kind of a bummer to just see everyone die. I really liked the overall concept of this and I thoug...
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review 1: One must certainly respect how Oni Press does business. While Marvel and DC are preoccupied with rehashing the same nonesense over and over again, Oni focuses on original creator-driven projects. In other words, it does things like an indie comic publisher should: from the ground...
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review 1: I don't think Cullen Bunn is the funniest Deadpool writer, which is a shame, but he is possibly the most thought-provoking. We started with Deadpool Kills Deadpool, learning about the multiverse. Then Deadpool Kills Marvel opened up the range a bit more. Now we've been thrown int...
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review 1: I don't even know where to begin.deadpool singing Tiffany and rush? Deadpool being his idiotic and amazing self? I don't know what else to say. This is an amazing take on the whole zombie-mania that is spreading faster than the one direction fandom, as Deadpool would say. The vis...
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review 1: This Marvel limited series turns the unique humorous qualities of Deadpool to black purposes as a mind-controlled Wade Wilson goes on a murderous rampage against the entirety of Marvel's cast of characters.Writer Cullenn Bunn uses the story arc to invent a number of increasingly ...
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review 1: This was okay. No jokes though, Deadpool really does kill every marvel hero and villain in marvel comics! The story takes place where Deadpool is thrown into a mental asylum, i won't spoil how it happens, but he is manipulated by a psychologist there to kill everybody. My main pr...
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review 1: As I rated Deadpool Kills the Marvel Universe, I rate this 3.5.Once again, this trilogy continues to be entertaining with a fun concept. The stories are brutal but it's interesting to see how everything plays out. There was some decent moments. Overall I didn't love it, but I enj...
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review 1: Pues hay que echarse una parodia zombie de vez en cuando a los ojos y para parodias y bocas, nada mejor que el mercenario bocazas en persona. El apocalípsis zombie se ha desatado en los que Deadpool tardaba en echarse una siesta de varios para hacer la digestión de chimichangas (...
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review 1: Cullen Bunn is doing some great work on The Sixth Gun. That said, how the hell did the guy who write the first volume of The Sixth Gun write this? It takes four issues to establish what he could have done in one, and even when the story finally gets moving, there's really nothing...
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review 1: This was probably my least enjoyed in my favorite series. I still loved it, just not as much as the first eleven volumes in this series. It was definitely awesome seeing Batman in a magic timeline (I didn't think I'd love it as much as I would, but he was still Batman and who can...
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review 1: I don't read many Young Adult books, but I'm glad I gave this one a try. Right off the hop I got caught up in the plot and the characters, and kind of forgot it was a YA novel.Before becoming a fan of Cullen Bunn's work, I'd never heard of a haint or a fetch, nor did I know that ...