Welcome one and all to the inaugural edition of the weekly Shotgun Reviews: Bullet Points, your one-stop shop for all the latest and greatest work from across the web by the mighty Shotgun Reviews team.

Naturally, we’ll start with this week’s edition of Best Shots, which featured hard-hitting and side-splitting reviews of Cable #1, Logan #1, the Justice League: New Frontier Special, and much more.

Troy F’N Brownfield had a busy week, as he took the Wayback Machine to the 80s for a look at Bill Willingham’s Elementals in the first of the new Friday Flashback feature; reviewed the new direct-to-video feature movie, Stargate: The Ark of Truth; teamed up with Joe Casey to talk about one of the Last Defenders, Colossus.

Also at the ‘Rama, Stone Cold Steve Ekstrom brought us panel reports from Megacon ‘08, like Joe Quesada’s Cup O’ Joe; DCU Countdown to Crisis; another panel featuring Joe Quesada; and Billy Tucci’s Sgt. Rock panel. And if all that weren’t enough, Eks still somehow found the time to interview Ivory Madison about her upcoming Huntress: Year One mini-series.

If you want to read more from your favorite Shotgun contributors, here are a few places you can look:

Leapin’ Lan Pitts talks about comics in his brand-spanking new, awesomely named blog, Landroid’s Basement.

One of the original Shotgunners, the good Reverend O.J. Flow, covers comics, music, and whatever the hell else he wants at The Reverend’s Show.

Jaunty J. Caleb Mozzocco’s Every Day is Like Wednesday is seriously one of the best blogs about comics you’re ever going to find. But don’t take my word for it, go and read it for yourself. Make sure you peruse the sublime sketchbook. Caleb also writes for Las Vegas Weekly and Done Waiting.

That’s all for now! Join us again next week!

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