Review of Avengers/JLA #2 and Felix The Cat comics

To sum it up - this is a wonderful story. I think this is Kurt's most inventive story since "Maximum Security". The wheels within wheels are turning, and the next issue promises to have even more heroes that in issue #2. This comic book has a great story, excellent art, premium paper, and a big "ouch" for a cover price at $5.95. (I suggest you subscribe at your local comic shop for this one.) In short, comic books do not get any better than this. A villain capable of wiping out reality, a sneaky Grandmaster who is playing uncountable games simultaneously, heroes pitted against each other, incredible and, and just plain fun. I give this book a 5 out of 5 or excellent.

P. S. And if you think the cover of this issue is crowded, the picture above is only the front cover. The rest of the picture is on the back cover. And if that isn't enough for you, take a look at all of the characters on cover #3. Get your magnifying glass.

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In giving equal time to the smaller publisher, this week I also review Felix the Cat!

Felix the Cat House of a 1,000 Ha Has

Writers and Artists: Don Oriolo, Scott McRae, Dan Parent, Jenn Henning, Dan Yardley, Jean Caliguire, Robert Wetterauw, Jr.

Cover Art: Jenn Henning and Scott McRae

Staff: Mike Oriolo, Julie Wright, and Kathy Walsh

Art Director: Scott McRae

Editor in Chief and Publisher: Don Oriolo

Price $2.50 for 22 pages (not including ads and letter page). Color cover with black and white interior .

Imprint: Felix The Cat Comics, P. O. Box 52, Hamburg, NJ 074519

Website: http://www.felixthecat.com

Summary: Short stories in black and white about Felix the Cat, his pal Poindexter, his girl friend Kitty, and his adversaries The Professor and Rock Bottom.

This is a wonderful children's comic. It brings back nostalgic memories about the mischievous cat and his magical bag of tricks. I enjoyed the light and non-violent tone to the stories and art. Cute is definitely emphasized. I like the coloring page, the maze, and very nice job on putting pictures, hand written letters, and photographs together for the letter page.

The art is consistently good - all the proportions are realistic, even when going from big to small. In the first story, the angles and the size changes are worked into the story. The stories are very simple and easy to follow - made for

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