steelbops.blogg.se - Trigan studios review

Comic - The Incredible Adventures of Janus Stark.

Comic Review: Heroes Reborn, Part 9: Captain Ameri.

Comic Review: Heroes Reborn Part 10 - Heroes Reunited.

It's in line with Austen's record for starting well on a title and then just adding characters and plot threads at random without ever doing anything in a satisfactory fashion. It's almost like a deliberate salting of the Earth but could also just be really bad writing. It all makes for a very random shift of focus from Jim to Tony and there are all sorts of other bizarre moments, like Doctor Doom turning up and immediately getting shot through the head by Barton with an arrow.

Moore's backgrounds turn into abstract slabs of orange while Stark is rapidly shown up to be some kind of hesitant liberal peacenik before sacrificing himself to stop the bomb, his comatose brain being linked into the Avengers fantasy used to sedate Darkhawk. Suddenly, inexplicably Stark's Iron Men and SHIELD's War Machines are working together to stop a nuclear bomb set in London. Stark and his gang arrive above the Helicarrier at the end and we're all prepared for a smackdown and then. The opening two issues set up the confrontation and touch base with Rhodes & co while also putting a little more attention Stark's way and introducing this universe's version of Captain America (a recently promoted Bucky), Clint Barton and Sam Wilson.

The other problem is that it's only three issues and reads like this was a late choice.