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The perspective was top notch and really kept me in the mood of the story. It was a bit amateurish in execution, but it didn't matter, because it had a heart of gold! 7/10 ...Also, who doesn't like free stuff! Thanks for this digital comic book guys, I really appreciate it!
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Tim Seeley and Diego Bernard are creating a nice "jump on point" for new readers with #151 and this issue, #152. The artwork is good with unique perspectives, it tells the story. The writing is better than the art, and both go together well.
Plus, there's a nice teaser within the story for long-time fans of Artifacts and Witchblade. The Top Cow Universe rebirth is not without its cracks in the foundation!
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I don't know why, but when I tried to download 2000 AD comic from my hotmail account onto my android I get a message invalid pdf cannot open. Why is this happening?
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I enjoyed the book but thinks the art lends itself to be in color. I found the cover art to be very misleading to the quality of the interior art.
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I picked up Epoch #4 without having read issues 1-3. Top Cow always does a terrific job with their page 1 recaps, and this was no exception. I felt like I had everything I needed to know to enjoy this issue. This issue has solid action and good, comic fun. You don't read Epoch to uplift you or better touch your humanity. This is an adverterous escape.
The artwork didn't click with me, but the story was strong and enjoyable. I will definitely seek out issue #5 when it is released!
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[4 of 5 Stars!] |
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After more than 80 issues, the Ron Marz run on Witchblade comes to a close. The story in 150 puts a nice close to the collection without being a "jumping off" point. Far from it, actually.
Sara once again confronts the essence of the Witchblade, urged to make a choice between embracing the artifact or rejecting it outright. Life changes are swirling, and Sara returns to the scene of the first Witchblade story arc. In the end, we get closure with a strong leaning toward where she is about to go in her life.
Beautiful art, again, by Sejic. This creative team has been making some of the best books in comics. (Luckily, they will continue on in the Artifacts ongoing series!)...
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[5 of 5 Stars!] |
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This has a nice story and is even amusing. I like the speech of Pandora; she sounds like what she is supposed to be: a young, Goth-loving girl.
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This is a very fun read and well worth the price. The characters are very likable and funny. I just wish it was longer. When will we see more?
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Fast playing, logically set out, and entertaining, the Judge Dredd Miniatures Game does exactly what it says on the tin. I had a bunch of pre-painted Dredd figures from WizKids to use and had a great deal of fun dealing with the Crims of Mega-City One. Good game, great price!
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I like this art style. I like Sienkiewicz and Ashley Wood and Dave McKean. This is cool. Problem is that a digital version of the file does it no justice. The preview of Gator Butch shows how the art can definitely improve an otherwise bland storyline with atmosphere.
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This would make a much better comic than it would as a novel. This is just a preview with some pics, but that even makes more sense to go as a comic than as a novel. This just isn't my cup of tea--I think you would really have to be into Anita Blake or True Blood or series like that to get into this at all.
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I love the game, but the pdf is a scan, no search options, no ability to copy/paste and the file is HUGE!
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I picked up the Fiendish Primer because I have two young daughters (ages 5 & 7) and I'm frequently looking for fresh and fun ways to get them interested in the RPG hobby, mythology, and all my other favorite hobbies so that we can enjoy them together. The Fiendish Primer is a perfect book to share with the kids, and has become part of our nightly bed-time reading. The illustrations by J.J. Sloan are colorful and playful and certainly not too scary for children. As it is an A-Z you get a nice variety of creatures including some of the AD&D classics like Rust Monster and Xorn. As we go through the creatures I often stop to give more details about any particular critter and offer short tales of adventure. The kids all have their favorite monsters and its been a fun new way to get them connected to the hobby. Highly recommended....
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My initial response to the game was "Wow!"
The fluff is compelling to read in itself, and the setting is thereby very well illustrated. It is set in 1924, in the hopeful turmoil between the world wars. The world was not yet all mapped out and there were many places and things to discover. Add in the fictional element of z-ray inspired super powers and you have a lot of fun pulpiness.
The art is good, and really gets the feel.
The game's mechanics are familiar to anyone who has played anything else with the dot system, as we called it back in the day. Very good for story and roleplay. Players can spend inspiration points to alter or help the narration, adding their take to the ongoing chronicle.
In brief. Get it!...
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[5 of 5 Stars!] |
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This book is a fun read along with a cool history lesson on Mister Crime.
The Alter Ego superhero books pay homage to comic genres of years gone by, and this issue pays homage to Crime Comics. The storytelling is classic and the art harkens back to the old school Marvel house style.
And the star of the book is Brother Crime, the ghostly narrator who influences the evil doers to fall deeper into their crimes. While Brother Crime is modeled after the old Mister Crime character from old books like Crime Does Not Pay, he turns out to be an old nemesis of Alter Ego. This was a fun twist....
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[4 of 5 Stars!] |
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