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Fecha de nacimiento: 1971-04-21
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Superman/Batman VOL 02: Supergirl por Jeph Loeb

Terrible art, terrible writing. Not worth the time. The movie isn't worth it, either, although the art is ever so slightly better. It's primarily still bad, art-wise, because they tried to imitate the art here.

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AnonR | 5 reseñas más. | Aug 5, 2023 |

Fathom: The Definitive Edition Volume 1 por Michael Turner

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freixas | 2 reseñas más. | Mar 31, 2023 |

Superman, Batman por Jeph Loeb

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freixas | 5 reseñas más. | Mar 31, 2023 |

Witchblade Origins Volume 1: Genesis (v. 1) por Marc Silvestri

David Whol, Christina Z., and Michael Turner’s Witchblade Origins, Volume 1: Genesis collects Witchblade> no. 1-8. The stories introduce Sarah Pezzini, a detective in New York City who encounters the mystical artifact known as the Witchblade on a case. In the process, both she and her partner Michael Yee were wounded, though Sarah survived with the help of the Witchblade. Now she uses it to pursue the guilty who managed to game the legal system to avoid justice while seeking to learn about the artifact. Along the way, she runs into Kenneth Irons, a mysterious businessman who seeks the Witchblade for his own. The stories easily fit in to Top Cow Productions’ fantasy genres, specifically using urban fantasy and urban gothic themes.

At times, the comic captures the worst excesses of the ’90s, with characters posing and using sound-bite dialogue rather than more natural depictions of people interacting. Silvestri, Whol and Z. try to create a sense of melodrama, but much of it becomes buried in the style-over-substance execution. All that being said, it’s fun for those who grew up with the comics industry of the ’90s and enjoyed this type of storytelling in their adolescence. Oddly enough, one must pick up the Origins TPBs to get the earliest Witchblade comics as the standard volume 1 collects issues 80-85.… (más)

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DarthDeverell | 2 reseñas más. | Jan 30, 2023 |

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