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.
After a brief moment in time, this was a second chance to understand what they meant to each other. Alexis had fame. Charlie had a dark past. With an opportunity to find love beyond those things, they took a chance. The chemistry was great between them, and I loved how everyone around was also involved and accepting. With a few bumps along the way, the journey was interesting, and I enjoyed the story.
I received a copy of this story through Enticing Journey Book Promotions, and this is my unsolicited review.
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.
So to be fair, I've read four and skimmed through five at a store by now. I just don't feel the need to go on: there's not enough Rocket and Vision, aka the reasons I bought this in the first place. I may eventually go back and read it, but right now I don't have the patience for this. Not a bad storyline, but...
She's brought eternal night to all the Earth - all the worlds, in fact. And Voyager, from the previous comic-a-week event, must gather together Avengers - and at least one Guardian of the Galaxy - to stop her.
Except now they seem to be scattered - or maybe in hell? - and apparently living out their most horrible scenarios. Mother of Night is shattered, her soul scattered across the universe and she assures them she is at her weakest. She still wipes them out with barely any effort, not to mention her children, all with the fraction of her power but still formidable opponents.
I peeked at the next issue, and it seems to be, yay, Rocket centered. The first issue was set up, and this issue was narrated by Hawkeye, Clint Barton version. The next one seems to go over what happens to Rocket. Still, it's a Vision and Rocket maxi-series, so I'm pleased to be reading this. In fact, a new one will come out my birthday week, so yay!
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