I was underwhelmed. If I had to pinpoint why, it was that I was expecting more risks with the art. Usually when an artist takes the helm of a whole book you see them break loose a little. Francis Manapul's Flash is a good recent example.
I was underwhelmed. If I had to pinpoint why, it was that I was expecting more risks with the art. Usually when an artist takes the helm of a whole book you see them break loose a little. Francis Manapul's Flash is a good recent example.
I’m not a huge fan of Wolverine, thinking that he’s way too much over-exposed, but decided to give it a try, as I do with most of the new Marvel Now! titles. I was somewhat surprised that I actually liked it, and that I even might continue buying this title. It kind of got me thinking of the Lost series, but that’s OK. It was a nice story, making me want to read more, and I also loved the art!
I was kind of surprised that it (according to Comixology), had a 12+ age limit. Is a comic where we see heads being chopped off, suitable for a kid at 12?
If my words and grammar are not correct, that's because English is not my native language! My English would have been far worse if I hadn't read original comics for decades though!
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I'm only reading this because I thought I read that Amadeus Cho was gonna be in it. Or was everybody only referring to the writer/artist?
Evil colorist!
Avengers Arena is one of the best books in the shops right now, it's seriously amazing.
Show Teddy some love!
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Adults struggle desperately with fiction, demanding constantly that it conform to the rules of everyday life when the answer is obvious to the smallest child: because it's not real. - Grant Morrison
From an interview about the book
Amadeus is our third main character. He's a fun character to use because I needed someone really smart to tackle the mystery of the island. I couldn't use any of the other famous Marvel geniuses like Reed Richards or Tony Stark, and Amadeus is the seventh smartest person in the Marvel Universe, technically. He's also a clean slate in a lot of ways, and he's a smart ass," Cho stated. "He's kind of like the movie Tony Stark in this story, a Robert Downey Jr. character. He's even got his own armor, a special three-piece Vindicator-style suit, which has an artificial intelligence. The A.I.'s name is Calvin, as in Calvin Klein. There's a fun dynamic between him and Calvin where they're going back and forth, just arguing about things as Amadeus explores this island.
Nah, this is proper WolverineJust as long as the Avengers keep out of this series it's all good!
Avengers Arena is one of the best books in the shops right now, it's seriously amazing.
Show Teddy some love!
"I want Apex to feast on Reptil like a pregnant khaleesi." - Sanji
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