Books by Nathan Edmondson
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review 1: A good series of spy stories, but I would have preferred less connectivity between the issues. I never would have expected to hear that from myself, but I guess I was hoping for shorter, more substantive plots. The longer storyline didn't catch my interest as much as the characte...
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review 1: Very good debut and reboot for Grifter...the action, story, and characters weave this story into the backbone of New 52, including Red Hood and the Outlaws, Teen Titans, JLI, and a few more. Grifter is not your average Wanted Man: his goal is to BE wanted to take down an alien or...
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review 1: This is a book you will read in one day. Very fun graphic novel with an original premise. Generally this would not be my go to type of comic to read but within a few pages I could tell it was going to be good and it was. Very fun and very good. Art was perfect for this type ...
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review 1: WOW this was awesome. Outside of the thematically repetitive final chapter from All New Marvel Now this trade was basically perfect. I knew next to nothing about Black Widow beforehand and felt totally at home and in the loop here. Her mission is clear, emotions and personality c...
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review 1: I didn't expect to like this because I thought it would be similar to Hawkeye (which I wasn't a fan of), but I really enjoyed reading it. For me, Black Widow's the perfect mix of action and character development. I think it also helped that I'm a huge fan of all the Nikita movies...
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review 1: This is a solid espionage thriller, with one big twist: the voice that directs Jon on his missions doesn't come from an earpiece, but from inside his own head. Since escaping from the mysterious Facility, Jon has been sharing his head with Jake Ellis, and Jake has been the brains...
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review 1: Great action-thriller from Nathan Edmondson that is in turns exciting and intriguing with fantastic art by Tonči Zonjić. The talented Croatian artist draws everything clearly and makes the action sequences jump out of the page. The story drags ever so slightly and if reading this...
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review 1: It’s a shame as our first contact with it is the cover, and it’s a pretty amazing one done in the vein of the 70s spy novels because the story it offers has been done to death, only this time is totally devoid of any humour or life.This collection lies in the strength of Phil Not...