by Brian K. Vaughan, Adrian Alphona
'The Runaways' follows a group of teens and tweens who have known each other all their lives. Their parents were friends and for the most part they merely tolerated the annual get-togethers of their families. That is until they discovered their parents' secret identities as "The Pride", a super-powe...
At first you feel like: hey, I can predict what's going on next. Six teenagers with super powers found their parents are evil so they run away and fight with them. Sounds exactly like a mediocre recipe. But these three books tell a very convincing, fun, and complete story. The powers of all chara...
I read the first two books of this series last year and finally picked it back up. This book wraps up the Pride arc with their parents. We learn what the Pride is and what they are planning. The Runaways decide to go after them and stop their plans. I enjoyed the finale and look forward to where ...
Read this because after volumes one and two I really wanted to know who the mole was. Well, now we're done with that plotline (actually super glad that they didn't drag the mole thing out for more volumes--I was really afraid they would). Not sure if I'll continue with the series, but these are fun,...
OK! I liked how they did this. You get alll the reveals, basically. They reveal the bigger picture stuff, and it turns out, actually, it's not that strong of a bigger picture? (Giants on the bottom of the ocean, wha?) so then they blow it up and basically clean the slate. It made sense that the mole...
Runaways vol 3 # 13-18 Art: The art work is the same in the previous two so really nothing left to discuses by now its passable and your used to it....of course thats when they decide to change the artists mid way for two chapters then change them back again but that's for a different time C+ Ch...
So, this is where the traitor is revealed and afterwards the series basically moves on to a new arc. I was underwhelmed, and stopped following it after this.
Rico is fantastic
Vaughan knows how to twist the spaghetti. I love the all-ages comic book concept and everything about this is great.Library copy
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