Shock Bubble's Reviews

Oh dear lord this movie was just AMAZING Guardians of the Galaxy is a perfect mix of sci-fi, action, and comedy. Marvel took a big risk on this movie by taking one of there lesser known comics and giving them a movie and it sure paid off for many reasons. It's obvious that this movie was here to set up the universe out side of earth which was great cause now we'll probably have three more movies cause of this movie i'm not saying how but we will. The biggest thing that people were scared of was that there was how the characters will be developed but some how director James Gunn did it and he should be commended for it cause this was definitely not an easy task. Some people will defiantly have complaints about this movie but overall they didn't bother me (except for how Drax looks but that's just a comic fan complaint.) One big complaint is how Ronan wasn't really develop and in my opinion it wasn't needed cause this movie was focusing on the guardians plus Ronan is flesh out enough because the movie explains basically everything about him. however some people won't feel like it's enough. Everything else with this movie is just perfect from the best soundtrack I've heard in any marvel movie to the awesome action scenes.

Verdict: Guardians is such a great movie and it should be commended for being so different and making the movie feel like it's own thing which is how I feel a universe should be like just like the comics people will make complaints about this but I had no problem with it at all it is a perfect movie

Dear lord this issue was just oh my god...I like it...a lot. This issue first starts out in a funny way by showing how the tech to calm Electro down is going which is always nice to because that is a bit of the plot right now. However this issue focused on a new character who we have seen for the past issues kinda, which is Silk. After the whole Spidey finding out about silk he rushes to her and after that it was showing who the character is and the differences between Spidey and Silk which are actually quite different from what you expect grant it she basically has the same powers. However with the new character introduced i'm excited to see what she'll bring to the table my only grip with her is just the costume cause it just seems really weird I mean it's understandable cause she couldn't make one but that thing is just straight up (excuse my language) RATCHET so hopefully they change it after this original sin blows off or the spidey verse thing and if they don't then can't win them all. But hey that kiss at the end though i'm willing to give up MJ for that!

Verdict: The issue was awesome (beside the whole Silk costume but i'm pretty sure that'll be in changed) in my opinion because they showed off a character really well and just to make sure you were engaged they make out...yeah like look back at that page life ten times still not over it.

4.5/5 

   After reading Batman and Robin issue #32 (a.k.a Batman and Ra’s al Ghul issue #32) I was somewhat excited to read this 48 page book and i'm glad to say it was worth the wait...Kinda don't get me wrong this issue was great I just felt like it was big set up for the event that will follow for Batman and in all honesty it was. However as much as I sound like a lonely batman getting pissed off about the fact I still don't have my boy wonder back, the one shot really had some great art as always and still moves the story a bit. The main thing this issue wanted to deliver was action and believe me it did. from at least the third or fourth page all the way up to the end there was little talking and a lot of bad ass bat whooping from the dark knight and the other people who where there. A big thing the issue delivers which all the other Batman and Robin issues had after the death of the boy wonder was the struggle to keep Robin, Batman's son his only child. You'll really do feel for the Dark Knight and every page you turn you hope he gets him back all the way up to the climax.

Verdict: The issue left me bummed, but the rest was pure tense gripping action.