I'm not saying it's not important, but it feels like a commercialized heavy handed messagings, and I didn't enjoy it all that much. The art is pretty, but not quite as pretty as the cover in my opinion. Just meh on this.
Aspen's Worlds of Aspen are previews and samples, as far as I can tell. Then again, the DC ones are either free issues - or previews and samples. Marvel gives us new short stories, two per issue, and other companies do any of these things. My point is that previews and samples aren't unheard of...
Even thought I knew the Mal and Sonia relationship was coming, I wasn't compelled by it at all, and truth be told, slightly annoyed by that whole thing. There was so much here, shoehorning in a romance felt not only unnecessary but so forced I nearly hurt myself rolling my eyes. That being sai...
So, still a favorite company, still great comics, but they don't really have the nostalgia factor that Marvel does and do notice a couple errors so it doesn't hit quite the high that Marvel does for me. That being said, this is still great, and I'm still loving the storylines. Kiani volumes three...
And I have to say: I'm surprised. I really despised this character, not only during his appearances in other Fathom volumes, but during the first two volumes. (Just to get complicated, while trying to make this less complicated, this omnibus is a collection of four volumes of Kiani graphic novels...
This goes back and explains more about Taras' soul being shoved into Cannon Hawke. Vana, Taras' mother, planned on resurrecting her son through Cannon. Her plan was to have Cannon aware, but unable to act; Taras would control Cannon's body and Cannon would be in a living hell, watching from his ...
This topped six hundred pages as a PDF for Humble Bundle, although it's under 500 on Comixology, which is fairly accurate as far as page numbers go. I've given up trying to figure that out and just used the PDF page count, so I could accurately note which page my notes were on in the end. This ...
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