Morning Glories #11
Ike has proven to be the sleazebag of the cast, always making sexually explicit remarks towards the female characters, bragging about his superior upbringing, and betraying his fellow classmates during the escape attempt. Based on what we have been shown before, watching him behave in a personable manner at the start of the issue proves to be a shock. As the story continues flashing back to show how Ike came into his fortune during a scandal where he was convicted of his father’s murder, the first showings of his crude behavior begin to show. Suddenly the question arises, was he always this outrageous, or is it a front he’s putting on as part of a bigger plan? That’s the kind of mystery I can sink my teeth into because it’s grounded in an interesting character and not giant spinning tops and 14th century Spanish prisoners. Check out the rest at Broken Frontier!
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Thursday, August 11, 2011
Monday, February 28, 2011
Reviews in 140: Morning Glories, Echoes, Avengers, Action Comics, Green Lantern
Week of 2/28/2011
Reviews in 140 are comic reviews in 140 characters or less; done this way to satisfy a world of Twitter-fied readers who want a quick overview of a comic and a rating so they can decide if it’s worth buying at the store each week.
Reviews in 140 are comic reviews in 140 characters or less; done this way to satisfy a world of Twitter-fied readers who want a quick overview of a comic and a rating so they can decide if it’s worth buying at the store each week.
Morning Glories (#7) – 8/10
Saying there was an unexpected twist is now redundant. But this one makes the reader second-guess whether the school is evil or the kids.
@nickspencer
@nickspencer
This issue just retreads the previous issue’s plot points rather than move forward to new information. Still chilling, though.
Lex being greedy for power is nothing new, but hilarity ensues when Larfleeze pops up – despite him being awfully drawn.
Interesting hiding spots for the gems are a plus for this issue, while the art remains obscure and messy.
Green Lantern (#62) – 7/10
Colorful action sets up a conflict with Krona. Still no indication why the GLs will be going to war with each other.
@GeoffJohns0
@GeoffJohns0
An unexpected twist makes for a quality book despite a bad Firestorm cameo.
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