books by Jeph Loeb

books by Jeph Loeb

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Jeph Loeb

Jeph Loeb

DC Comics, 2007

Purrrrfect!
Loeb, Sale, and Selina Kyle. What a dynamic trio. This is a great story about a little trip that Selina takes with the Riddler, of all people, to Italy, and the fun and mayhem that she causes there. I may be biased, because I am a huge Catwoman fan and I think this ...

Batman: The Long Halloween

Jeph Loeb, Tim Sale

DC Comics, 1999

One of the best Batman graphic novels!
I have only recently started into graphic novels, but out of the ones I have read I would rate the batmans from best to least favorite as follows: 1)Dark Knight Returns 2)Long Halloween 3)Killing Joke 4)Dark Victory 5)Batman: Year One Long Halloween has a ...

Hulk, Vol. 1: Red Hulk

Jeph Loeb

Marvel Comics, 2008

Pulp Fiction Hulk
THE READING EXPERIENCE: I enjoyed reading this book, but something seemed to be missing. The usual big panel hulk smashing artwork is here, but RED HULK didn't completely hit the Hulk g-spot for me. This is why... THE BOOK: The Hulk has always existed in the realm ...

Ultimate Power

Brian Michael Bendis, Jeph Loeb, ...

Marvel Comics, 2008

Ultimately Awesome!
This is the Ultimate Universe at some of its best! All of the Ultimate Universe titles have been aimed at making the Marvel Universe more believeable for a modern world. This means no more spandex and origins that are a bit more gritty and believable. The Ultimate ...

Batman: Hush, Vol. 2

Jeph Loeb, Jim Lee

DC Comics, 2004

Hush (Vol. 2)
This is the climax to a great Batman story. If you've read Loeb's previous work then you'd know he's worked on stories involving Batman's early career. After reading Dark Victory this feels more or less like an indirect sequel to that story. This is definitely the same ...

Will Eisner's The Spirit, Vol. 1

Darwyn Cooke, Jeph Loeb

DC Comics, 2007

Dead Man Kicking
I DIG THIS! And not just 'cause I get to see my name in print on practically every page. New to comics (I've got a lot of catching up to do,) I'd never even heard of The Spirit until I saw the movie trailer recently. Originally, this character was created by Will ...

Fallen Son: The Death of Captain America

Jeph Loeb, Ed Brubaker

Marvel Comics, 2007

It's a shame I can't give it ten stars
I have to say, I absolutely loved this book. It almost made my permanent collection, but it didn't, only because of all the books you have to read to prepare for it (the early new avengers, most of the civil war books, death of Captain America, and a working knowledge ...

Batman: Dark Victory

Jeph Loeb, Tim Sale

DC Comics, 2002

Jarryd
Paired with "The Long Halloween" this is one of the best graphic novel series I've read. The illustrations are phenominal and the story works very well introducing Batmans greatest foes in with the realistic mob villians.

Batman: Hush, Vol. 1

Jeph Loeb, Jim Lee

DC Comics, 2004

Beautiful Story
As a old fan of the Batman series of comics, I was a little suspicious of "Hush" when I first saw it in a books store. Let me say that my fears were unfounded. I found myself, almost an hour later, still in the book store, closing the cover and searching for ...

Batman: Haunted Knight

Jeph Loeb, Tim Sale

DC Comics, 1996

Another excellent graphic novel by Jeph Loeb/Tim Sale
Just like Loeb/Sale's "Batman: Long Halloween" and "Batman: Dark Victory", "Batman: Haunted Knight" is another holiday themed graphic novel. It is a trio of short stories which are nothing short of amazing. In the first story, Scarecrow is prowling about Gotham on ...

Absolute Batman: Hush

Jeph Loeb, Jim Lee

DC Comics, 2005

Jeph + Jim = Batman at its best
I fell in love with Jeph Loeb's story telling in Batman: The Long Halloween, it was amazing to see how he incorporated the villains of gotham city. And he does the same thing in Hush, and its still awesome. The story is good, but that doesn't stop it from being a bit ...

X-Men: The Complete Age of Apocalypse Epic, Book 3

Warren Ellis, Scott Lobdell, ...

Marvel Comics, 2006

Age of Apocalypse
The complete Age of Apocalypse book 3 collects the real meat of the story. Magneto and his X-Men have all gone their separate ways and now we begin to see each of their individual stories, Nightcrawler's journey to the savage land, Gambit's to the Shi'ar galaxy, Rogue ...

X-Men: The Complete Age of Apocalypse Epic, Book 4

Scott Lobdell, Warren Ellis, ...

Marvel Comics, 2006

Excellent novel
This novel does an excellent job finishing up the story. It gives all of the finishing details needed to find out how it all ends.

Superman/Batman Vol. 3: Absolute Power

Jeph Loeb

DC Comics, 2006

Just the way they would really be.
A long time fan of Batman (from the days of the original 80 page giants)I never really cared for his portrayal when accompanied by Superman. DC has finally gotten them together in a realistic way. The art is wonderful and the storyline is a fine arc that eventually ...

X-Men: The Complete Onslaught Epic, Book 1

Jeph Loeb, Mark Waid, ...

Marvel Comics, 2007

reminding us why comics suck so bad today.
Great read. This represents why comics were more creative and fun just a few years ago in the 90s in comparison to the overwhelmingly maudlin nostalgia fad that is currently dragging comic down to the creative depths (especially over at D(ullC comics, home of the mid ...