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This graphic novel seems inspired by the old idiom about dogs who chase cars and what would they do once they caught them. In it, Doctor Doom uses the powers of an unwilling Purple Man to achieve his long-sought goal of conquering the world. Yet with the world literally bowing before him, Doom soon ...
I didn't like the original Valiant comics when I started reading them, mostly because I'd read the reboots first. I'd loved the reboots, so I had a bias. I'm enjoying these the more I read them, but the reboots do still have a bit of an advantage: they streamline the origins, or in this case, ma...
Marvel’s one hundred (100) percent ripoff of DC’s Justice League of America. I mean, it was obvious Hyperion was Superman, Doctor Spectrum was Green Lantern, Power Princess was Wonder Woman, et cetera. No one ever tried to make a secret of it. So why in 1986 did I feel a need to buy a Justice Lea...
I liked the concept but the story is so messy and it barely explains something of how the world ended up like that. I think that with some development, the story could had been a really good one, but not like it's written.
A ridiculous hodgepodge of third-tier 1970's Marvel characters who have no real right to be together... so silly that it works.
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