Last week over at @unleashedgeeks

• I reviewed Harvest #3
• discussed Detective Comics' new storyline Emperor Penguin by John Layman and Jason Fabok
• commented on Banned Books Week and comics
• previewed Bedlam by Nick Spencer and Riley Rossmo
• and was disappointed by Detective Comics #13

Whilst Mark interviewed Lee David Zlotoff, creator of Macgyver, and Stephen selected Fatale #8 as his 'Comic of the Week'. 

There was also an exclusive preview of Think Tank #3. And much, much more. 

Enjoy.

So far this week

over at GeeksUnleashed.Me: -

• The Joker returns in 'Death of a Family'
• Our 'Wednesday Watchlist' highlights Detective Comics #13, Harvest #3 and Daredevil: End of Days #1
• We preview 'Rotworld', which crosses Animal Man, Swamp Thing and Frankenstein: Agent of S.H.A.D.E.
• We discuss the character details released for the forthcoming S.H.I.E.L.D. TV series
• We review Non-Humans #1 by Glen Brunswick and Whilce Portacio
• We highlight Dundee Comics Day 2012, part of Dundee Lit Fest, taking place in late October
• We speculate on Marvel NOW!'s teaser Savage

All this and more!

This week

over at GeeksUnleashed.Me content included, but was not limited to, 

• Alan Moore's reasoning for attending NICE 2012, "an accident" apparently
• A obituary for the latest death of Professor Charles Francis Xavier
• News of the British Comics Awards, The Young People's Comic Award 2012
• Image Comics' Exclusives at NYCC 2012
• A review of The Walking Dead #102 - SPOILER ALERT
• News that Amazing Spider-Man is to end at #700
• An advanced review of Near Death volume 2
• Our 'Comic of the Week' - The New Deadwardians #7
• Aspen's Exclusives at Las Vegas Comic Expo 2012
• Grant Morrison's Multiversity
• A review of Pulp Detective
• And a look at the iPhone 5, plus UK deals

So far this week over, at geeksunleashed.me...

...you can find

• Advanced reviews of Rebel Blood, Revival #3 and The Manhattan Projects volume 1 
• My contribution to the Wednesday Watchlist column
• My début selecting the Comic of the Week, which was the brilliant Mind MGMT #5
• News coverage of Marvel NOW!'s newest announcement and President America

As well as an interview with Patrick Zircher on Shadowman and a preview of Bloodshot #4.

Enjoy! 

So...

...my output is about to dramatically dip. However, this is due to relocation. I’ve been invited to contribute as a staff writer to geeksunleashed.me. So far I’ve written three advanced reviews, namely for The Creep #1, Conan The Barbarian #8 and Tomorrow Jones #1, as well as a review of Tempest by Bob Dylan and a possible S.H.I.E.L.D. TV series - all in my first week. It’s incredible exciting; I’m hoping for a long and fruitful relationship. This week I shall pick the Comic of the Week, which I can reveal as Mind MGMT #5. See you there. 

Fashion Beast #1

- Alan Moore, Malcolm McLaren, Antony Johnston (@antonyjohnston) & Facundo Percio.

Fashion Beast, I’m assured, is a retelling of Beauty and the Beast in a dystopian future under the threat of nuclear winter. It’s the comic book adaptation, by long time collaborator Johnston, of an unpublished, unfilmed screenplay by Moore and McLaren, architect of the Sex Pistols, beautifully illustrated by Percio. James Baldwin once wrote ‘love takes off the masks that we fear we cannot live without and know we cannot live within’ and this will no doubt be realised over the course of the next 9 issues. This first issue, however, is too brief a glimpse of things to come.

Rating ** (bust)   

Think Tank #2

- Matt Hawkins (@topcowmatt) & Rahsan Ekedal (@RahsanEkedal)

This issue of the excellent Think Tank is more character driven and benefits from it. Loren is now (thankfully) more sympathetic, whilst remaining devious, and is fulfilling his potential as one of Top Cow/Image’s best new characters. I’m hopeful that the series is a soapbox for Hawkins – a commentary on the ills of science and the military-industrial-government complex. On a lighter note, Hawkins delivers another powerful cliff-hanger, whilst Ekedal’s art amazes again (I tactfully withdraw my comment regards colour, which I made in my review of #1). Excitingly, the series has been expanded to run for at least 10 issues!

Rating **** (stick)