Still not crazy about these huge events. They usually try to shoehorn something in or are too bombastic for me, or... something. I just don't tend to like them. I'll take a tightly written smaller arc in an ongoing title over events like this any day of the week.
But Vision and Rocket, so, yeah, I was gonna see this through somehow.
That being said, I'm still holding out hope. I'm not sure why this isn't working for me as well, although I suspect it's an even heavier hand as far as message storytelling here. I'm mostly holding out on this one because of Viv: I still love her as a character, even when I'm not crazy about her team's dynamics.
Okay, so I was obsessed with Red Tornado, an obsession that DC stopped fueling which is part of the reason I'm not as heavily into rebirth as I could be. (I know, I know, I'm in the minority and I'm not saying DC isn't right, just that it doesn't draw me in.)
But the plots, the dialogue, and the art are... not what I expect from comics anymore. Just way too juvenile. I mean everything. Would I suggest this series to someone? I mean, not even if they were obsessed with Red Tornado. I was craving more of him last month and tried to reread these and jus couldn't...
Another miss for me in Marvel-land. I used to lap everything up, and now not so much. This is another huge event, and events are burning me out. Not to mention, I lost my appetite for everything Wolverine when they killed him off, and I'm not into his supposedly huge return.
I did like some of this, like how they protected Wolverine's remains, which they knew would be a prize for many a super villain or mad scientist who could do so many awful things with them. But, still meh on this all.
And it looks like there'll be less of them. I'm giving up on this series, at least for now, and maybe I'll finish it up eventually if I'm persuaded it gets better.
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