Paperghost
10-10-2006, 10:07 AM
linky (http://www.amazon.com/Infinite-Crisis-Geoff-Johns/dp/1401209599/sr=8-1/qid=1160499807/ref=pd_bbs_1/002-1075030-8116856?ie=UTF8)
From the first guys review, it looks that way:
Before getting into the story, I would like to say this book shows how collections should be done. It is a very nice volume that actually addresses some of the problems and concerns from the original work. The book collects all seven issues of Crisis (each issue seperated by both the Jim Lee and George Perez covers,) but it also contains corrections and changes designed to make the story read better. Several pages have been added to flesh out certain sequences, a confusing sound effect has been removed from late in the book (greatly improving the scene it was in,) and dialogue was added in other places to better explain what is going on (as well as to explain the condition of a certain character.) Several other pages were redone to take advantage of the extra time the art team now has as compared to the time they had while under deadline -- the double page spread at the end of the book showing the remaining heroes being a notable example.
I'm pretty sure I can guess what the "confusing sound effect" was, but just wondering if anyone on here has picked this up yet.
/ looks at wallet, then towards comic shop...
From the first guys review, it looks that way:
Before getting into the story, I would like to say this book shows how collections should be done. It is a very nice volume that actually addresses some of the problems and concerns from the original work. The book collects all seven issues of Crisis (each issue seperated by both the Jim Lee and George Perez covers,) but it also contains corrections and changes designed to make the story read better. Several pages have been added to flesh out certain sequences, a confusing sound effect has been removed from late in the book (greatly improving the scene it was in,) and dialogue was added in other places to better explain what is going on (as well as to explain the condition of a certain character.) Several other pages were redone to take advantage of the extra time the art team now has as compared to the time they had while under deadline -- the double page spread at the end of the book showing the remaining heroes being a notable example.
I'm pretty sure I can guess what the "confusing sound effect" was, but just wondering if anyone on here has picked this up yet.
/ looks at wallet, then towards comic shop...