*Book source ~ Library Green Arrow is set upon by triplets and lets his cock do the thinking. After which he goes to China and screws the pooch. Not literally, thank goodness though after that first storyline I wouldn’t be surprised. Ok, seriously? This has got the stupidest superhero story I’ve...
So-so collection of stories all with a common theme of Hydra trying to find an immortality serum and create new gods. Many co-stars appear as the story skips through time from the early days of Captain America to the present. Not too impressed by some of the writing nor the artwork in some of the s...
Oh, dear lord, it really did get worse. Unatractive art, and god-only-knows what's up with Ann Nocenti. The first story is a disjointed, hot mess, about genetic engineering, and slutty triplets? Another is a oneshot about human robots. Then the one about the "Dark Arrows" who steal from the rich ...
And kinda boring. This just felt like it dragged, and while I get a lot of the points it made - how could I not, given how heavy handed some of them were - I didn't think this was all that effectively told. I'm also not in the mood to write more about this. The only reason to read this is if ...
But I didn’t. I read this before the regular Young Avengers series. It was still a great series, well written, giving the characters in the Young Avengers their own spotlight and delving into their history and mindsets. Yes, there were narratives that came to a nice, easy close, but these reall...
The first story with Leer didn't appeal as spoiler tag for languageit appears Green Arrow's schlong can cure evil and is the only reason someone will change sides. Hate that trope. The second story set in China was more interesting.Not a bad read. Didn't rock my socks.
The kids are cute. :)
The graphic novel edition of New Spring was beautifully and masterfully done. As a recent (3 years) fan of Robert Jordan's work with the entire series of the Wheel of Time New Spring as a novel on its own stands as one of my least favourite works in the series. It lacks for me the epic nature of the...
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