Wednesday, October 7th, 2009
By Austin
Over at Newsarama, writer Brandon Thomas has taken up the brave task of reviewing all 27 issues of Planetary individually in two columns. He highlights a lot of his favorite moments in the series, which echoes yesterday’s open thread discussion about the series here on The Bleed.
And, now that the finaly issue’s out, I have to ask… What’d you all think?
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Tags: john cassaday, planetary, warren ellis
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That was a great look back to what made Planetary such a great title and I think issue #27 was a fantastic way to cap off the entire series run.