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Movie special effects have gotten better and better, but the big screen still can ;t deliver the kind of mind-blowing visuals and intricate, stare-for-hours detail that comics bring us. This year greatest comics included some fantastic science fiction, some thrilling space opera 鈥?and a handful of superhero titles that made us celebrate the age of spandex. Here are our picks for the best comics and graphic novels of 2012. Some limited spoilers ahead 8230; The Unwritten By Mike Carey and Peter Gross The Unwritten has been Vertigo best comic for the past few years, but 2012 is when it truly kicked into high gear. The Unwritten started the year with the incredible War of Words arc, in which Tom stanley cup Taylor endowed with the magic bestowed on him by the millions of fans of the Harry Potter-esque Tommy Taylor books took the fight to the Unwritten cabal, faced the mysterious Pullman, and learned the true power of stories鈥?only for things to immediatel stanley cup y go to hell in more ways than one . Carey and Gross reveal there much more to The Unwritten story than what we ;ve believed, and Tom tales and troubles -aren stanley us 8217;t even close to over. We couldn ;t be more excited, because The Unwritten continues to be brilliant, thoughtful, literary, and most of all, massively entertaining. Batman By Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo It hard to talk about Scott Snyder run on Batman without mentioning the Grant Morriso Vwrl This Is Not an X-Ray
Apple secre stanley cup cy means spec stanley mug ulation runs rampant about pre stanley water jug tty much anything it does. So, in that light, there this: The mystery event scheduled for October will be at their HQ, not downtown San Francisco. That atypical! Now, speculate. [All Things D] AppleBlipCupertinoiPhone
