A fun read, but so far really preoccupied with setting up the plot. At the very end of the first book, we've just gotten to the premise of the series: a group of teenagers discover that their parents are actually powerful supervillains and go on the run. This time, I don't actually mind that it took...
The series starts off with six kids finding out that their parents are supervillains who work for the crime organization The Pride. The kids--whose ages range from sixteen to ten--decide to flee their families and band together instead. However, their parents are tracking them and one of them is a t...
Loved this new series by Marvel. It has a cool group of kids that middle schoolers can easily relate too. About a group of kids that find out their parents are evil, and decide to runaway together.
Runaways vol 1 #1-6 Art: Realistic “recess” is the only way to really describe the inside artwork(not counting the comic/chapter covers) this artwork will be a big turn off to 95% of manga readers out there for the other 5% they most likely also read comics and manga in a nice balance if you are i...
I've always kind of liked kid superheroes, and was a big fan of the Teen Titans back in the day. I haven't really been keeping up with the superhero universe for years, but this series was highly recommended, so I bought the first couple of trade collections. It was not too bad, though I found it a ...
Good art, good story and in a world where superheroes are real why wouldn't it make sense that Super Villains are as well.What happens when villain's have babies and those babies grow up to be teenagers with a wavering sense of right and wrong but understand the value of good and evil?When parents a...
I read this while I was interning at the local public library when it first came out, and I thought it was a pretty good. Seeing it and the second volume in the bookswap, I got them and my opinion stays the same. It sure as hell is more in-tune with kids and teens then the Power Pack ever were (reme...
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