Meh for both artwork and story.
Plato and Aristotle between them not only laid the foundations for Western philosophy, many would argue they divided it neatly between them: Plato the one who with his "Allegory of the Cave" gave birth to the idea of an existence beyond our senses, giving a rational gloss to mysticism. Aristotle, th...
Marvel’s one hundred (100) percent ripoff of DC’s Justice League of America. I mean, it was obvious Hyperion was Superman, Doctor Spectrum was Green Lantern, Power Princess was Wonder Woman, et cetera. No one ever tried to make a secret of it. So why in 1986 did I feel a need to buy a Justice Lea...
Interesting story and art work but the story just didn't grab me. There were also far too many deus ex machina moments - even for a comic/graphic novel plot. So my short verdict is it was okay but forgettable and hardly grabbing reading. There is better stuff out there to read on the flash. Like a w...
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