Roland Boschi
Author of X-Men Vol. 5: The Burning World
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Works by Roland Boschi
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The Big Book of the Weird Wild West: How the West was Really Won! (Factoid Books) (1998) — Illustrator — 110 copies
Ghost Riders: Heavens On Fire #5 of 6 — Illustrator — 2 copies
Ghost Riders: Heavens On Fire #2 of 6 — Illustrator — 1 copy
Ghost Riders: Heavens On Fire #3 of 6 — Illustrator — 1 copy
Ghost Riders: Heavens On Fire #4 of 6 — Illustrator — 1 copy
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Winter Soldier: The Bitter March #1 by Rick Remender
Artwork was okay. I’m used to picturing Samuel L Jackson as Nick, so needless to say I was thrown off a bit. The story seems interesting but I never cared for the winter solider. I only picked this up because it was 50 cents.
3.5 rating
This was an ok read. It wasn't anything spectacular for the ending of the series. It had some good moments of the team fighting together and also them alone and trying to work through some stuff on their own and in the own struggles of lately. We see some nice Jubilee scenes.
Overall I liked the series and seeing all the X-women fighting together. I loved everything Jubilee and she is going to be a great mother. Overall I was happy with the series. It didn't have wow factor but it was easy and fun read. Not every comics needs to have some wow factor in it. There was no scenes that I hated or just left me baffles as some other comics can do.… (more)
This was an ok read. It wasn't anything spectacular for the ending of the series. It had some good moments of the team fighting together and also them alone and trying to work through some stuff on their own and in the own struggles of lately. We see some nice Jubilee scenes.
Overall I liked the series and seeing all the X-women fighting together. I loved everything Jubilee and she is going to be a great mother. Overall I was happy with the series. It didn't have wow factor but it was easy and fun read. Not every comics needs to have some wow factor in it. There was no scenes that I hated or just left me baffles as some other comics can do.… (more)
Jason Aaron combines elements from Green Lantern and Alan Moore's Swamp Thing to explode the flaming skull-faced motorcyclist from a simple circus act into a world-spanning team of Spirits of Vengeance -- the Ghost Rider Corps. Still, the majority of the book is filled with angry white men scowling at, yelling at and punching each other. Cheesy, silly, and very, very comic booky.
A sinkhole appears int he middle of the Black Rock Desert and a team of female x-men investigates and find complications.
I really enjoyed this, more for the insight into the characters than anything else.
I really enjoyed this, more for the insight into the characters than anything else.
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