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Outsiders #19 (2009) variant

Outsiders #19 (2009) variant

$7.99
VERY FINE/NEAR MINT
Written by Peter J. Tomasi Art and cover by Lee Garbett & Trevor Scott Variant cover by JG Jones
“The Deep” part 5 of 6! With half of the Outsiders captured and the remaining members on the run, things have reached a boiling point for Alfred’s new squad! And to make matters worse, Deathstroke the Terminator discovers he may have found a way to increase his amazing powers. Meanwhile, the search for the mysterious meteorite – and its strange connection to the Insiders – continues! Retailers please note: This issue will ship with two covers. For every 10 copies of the Standard Edition (with a cover by Lee Garbett & Trevor Scott), retailers may order one copy of the Variant Edition (with a cover by JG Jones).
Date Available: 06/17/2009
BONUS REVIEW by Brandon Mattingly

I read this beacuse it had the BATMAN REBORN logo on it. I figured that this would be some campy marketing tool to rake in suckers, like me, who only pick it up for the BR logo. Well, guess what... it was. This issue had next to nothing to do with Batman short of a stolen Bat-plane and a really cool Bat-villain. It was still decent though. The story seemed to drag in the middle, but the last few pages were DYNOMITE! If you like Red Lanterns or just plain wanna see Ra's Al Ghul in a gay looking fur coat, then this is the book for you! (I guess if you're a fan of 2nd rate heroes, this is also for you.) The artwork was fine; there was one panel where Deathstroke slashed the side of a building with his sword and I really liked that shot. The story was so-so. If you're a regular reader, a hardcore DC fan, or just looking to try something new I would recommend picking it up
I give it 6 out of 10 Grahams
VERY FINE/NEAR MINT
Written by Peter J. Tomasi Art and cover by Lee Garbett & Trevor Scott Variant cover by JG Jones
“The Deep” part 5 of 6! With half of the Outsiders captured and the remaining members on the run, things have reached a boiling point for Alfred’s new squad! And to make matters worse, Deathstroke the Terminator discovers he may have found a way to increase his amazing powers. Meanwhile, the search for the mysterious meteorite – and its strange connection to the Insiders – continues! Retailers please note: This issue will ship with two covers. For every 10 copies of the Standard Edition (with a cover by Lee Garbett & Trevor Scott), retailers may order one copy of the Variant Edition (with a cover by JG Jones).
Date Available: 06/17/2009
BONUS REVIEW by Brandon Mattingly

I read this beacuse it had the BATMAN REBORN logo on it. I figured that this would be some campy marketing tool to rake in suckers, like me, who only pick it up for the BR logo. Well, guess what... it was. This issue had next to nothing to do with Batman short of a stolen Bat-plane and a really cool Bat-villain. It was still decent though. The story seemed to drag in the middle, but the last few pages were DYNOMITE! If you like Red Lanterns or just plain wanna see Ra's Al Ghul in a gay looking fur coat, then this is the book for you! (I guess if you're a fan of 2nd rate heroes, this is also for you.) The artwork was fine; there was one panel where Deathstroke slashed the side of a building with his sword and I really liked that shot. The story was so-so. If you're a regular reader, a hardcore DC fan, or just looking to try something new I would recommend picking it up
I give it 6 out of 10 Grahams