This week: In the first of this week’s two DC reviews, we’ll take a look here Absolute Mars Hunter #1. Plus, we have the chaos about the end Absolute Wonder Woman The first story arc, current status Wonder Woman, And more!
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Absolute Mars Hunter #1
writer: Camp Deniz
artist: Javier Rodriguez
letter: Hassan Otsane-Elhaou
Absolute Mars Hunter This week is here, and to me, like the most experimental title on the new comics line, it is experimental in nature. We have seen other books in this new absolute universe where the origins of the characters are reimagined, changing the core concept in the process. We’ve seen them make some of the most interesting artists in the comics – Nick Dragotta, Hayden Sherman,,,,, and Nick Robles – Explore the aesthetics of superhero storytelling, which is not usually deployed in such comics, or at least not in this prominent title. and Absolute Mars Hunter #1we see all this again, plus a bigger swing of how I feel about me: the reader shares an intimate view with a hero who himself strives to understand his reality.
Indeed, there is a fog that has solved our protagonist and extends the book itself. This fog makes the comic feel different from the superhero story (although it is still the case in the end) and is more like a mysterious story, at least throughout the fun first issue. So it’s a comic that not only rewards multiple readings, but actually requires it. I know it took three readings until I felt the book had a good idea of it and I will go into details in a minute, so if you don’t want to try to agree with me, then just know that this is a kind superhero comic when this type of book is both smartly starting to color” and winning a lot of fans.
If you’re still here, I’d like to see how I believe this comic feature. On the first page (on), our hero is blown up when a man named Mike Miller detonates a bomb vest at a coffee shop. As several characters later pointed out, not only did he inexplicably survive the bombing, but he was so intact that he was able to get back to work immediately. At the same time, as he tries to heal and return to normal life, he begins to understand people’s things inexplicably, and then eventually see the thoughts and emotions I take are colorful explosions of rainbow smoke (wonderfully presented by the color of the boundaries to the color and boundaries of the boundaries, Javier Rodriguez).
It all takes to the last page with some printing power, requiring readers to fix it in the light so that they can see the protagonist’s face open on the Mars Hunter’s face with the final label reading, We are the Martian mind**** (This allows you to read Hunter’s PG, or my preferred R-level reading oops). My explanation is that our man – the FBI agent known as Jones – was blown up in a coffee shop, but after a long hibernation during dormancy, the Martian hunter merged with him or showed his heart, and is now a man who is a man’s conspiracy and chaos that makes him as a character we all do in the first article of the book.
Here, it’s a big swing, and in my opinion, it’s a great use of the new comics. I think Rodriguez and the writer Dennis camp Perform it as required. Script scripts like this are a tough exercise, which is so intentionally confused, but precisely makes the reader give the reader everything they need to intuitively see what is happening within this mystery. As readers, we know what our main characters don’t have – it’s a book about Mars Hunter, the red and green alien superhero, who read the mind – so by the end of this chapter, we’re in a position better than he has the full grasp of what’s going on here.
so, Absolute Mars Hunter #1 It’s complicated and layered for me, and I don’t think this is sorted out on the first question. Although I was able to speculate at the end of the comic, I still had a lot of questions. How did Jones’ son know to look like an alien when playing with clay? Who is Mike Miller, and what made him blow up that coffee shop? What is the meaning of repeating lines? Why do people do what they do?This is also the core focus of the FBI Random Working Group, our main role is members?
The book also makes good use of ideas and parts extracted from traditional character interpretations, including how the hero’s partner calls him “The Martian” as the nickname because he’s cold. His work also involves trying to read the mind, which is arguably what makes the Martians so unique in the DC universe. That’s the fun re-tuning that makes these absolutely comics fun.
This all adds up to a great first issue Hassan Otsane-Elhaou All of this can take advantage of strange skills, and these comics make them leaders in their personal roles. So yes, if you’re doing a sophisticated and experimental performance on the usual cape story, I recommend this book. Finally, I also want to share this idea here just in case what ends up happening… The book gives itself a fun, almost Morrisonian meditation to the point of whether this is a real narrative, or whether our main character suffered a severe head wound after the coffee shop explosion, producing what we see here for recovery and/or recovery.
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Summary
Other places in the absolute universe, Absolute Wonder Woman #6 Provides us with the beginning of a new two-part story arc in the past, the writer Kelly Thompson Joined by artists Mattia de iulis With letter Becca Carey. I like art very much Absolute Wonder Woman So much, I’m worried that this problem will lose me, just based on no Hayden Sherman and Jordie Bellaire Explain the story. Not only is de iulis a capable filler, but a perfect fit for a quieter, more moody artist in the arc, which seems to hopefully explore the absolute Wonder Woman weapon. If it is too heavy, this book has a lighter feature Dustin Nguyen– Lil’Diana’s backup, showing us that this Wonder Woman’s childhood is not actually all the pain. - Keep using another title, but keeping it in line with the Wonder Woman character, this week also gave us Wonder Woman #19 go through Tom King and Clayton Cowles. This question is the ending anger Story arc, in many ways, the book has been telling the ending of the big story from the very beginning. I loved this book from the beginning and I think it’s the best Wonder Woman Running for years. Of course, this arc finale sets a new story for the coming new story, and it all looks great, given by Sampere and Morey’s work.
Finally, I spent a championship this weekend and I was behind this – Batman – Long-term Halloween – Last Halloween. I’m really glad I did. Honestly, I think this series is bad compared to the original series Long-term Halloweenbecause how to create a direct sequel Tim for sale Comics without invitation comparison? However, the choice to make this follow-up work is that each question is drawn by a different top artist, i.e. the type of name to be promised for 10 periods of the full series, rather than a single installment. For example, this problem is Enrico Marini, Although past installments cliff Bill Sienkiewiczand others. This alternating series of artists may risk disconnection, but it’s all made of incredible Dave Stewart and letters Clear. What Stewart did in this comic is really impressive, bringing this different art style together and making them all feel coherent. If you are Sicko from comic magazine, this book is a must read.
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