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Well heck, let's just go with Irredeemable #12 then. |
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Irredeemable #12 selected by MrBlack[/center] Writer(s): Mark Waid Artist(s): Diego Barreto, Peter Krause With Modeus at last revealed and standing by Plutonian's side, the Paradigm--and the world--have no defense against Armageddon! But is this the end? Or only the beginning? A not to be missed issue of BOOM!’s bestselling apocalyptic superhero ongoing by multiple Eisner Award-winning KINGDOM COME and EMPIRE author Mark Waid. |
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good thing about boom, is I can go to the thingy and read all of them before it comes out. It gets plenty of attention. There are way too many books like it though. Back when it, Absolution and the Mighty started, The Mighty is the one I liked and stuck with. I read the first issue and then the first trade, but it didn't really grab me, the epic 11 issue read will be fun though. |
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The Mighty was great, I'm sorry it may have ended prematurely, but to toss Irredeemable off as another iteration of The Mighty is wrong, they grow to be very different books over the 12-ish issues of each. Irredeemable is not just a book about The Plutonian's rampage at this point, although that is still the compelling centerpiece to the story. The characterization really stands out as he fleshes out the rest of the cast over the run so far. I am so looking forward to some info on Modeus. |
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I certainly don't think it was a rip off of the Mighty... I liked it, but sometimes I have a hard time following multiple books that are similar Irredeemable lost out, but I hear very good things. I am looking forward to it. |
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Or you could say Irredeemable won out. 
I didn't pick up The Mighty until the end when I bought the back issues a couple months before it ended. Good stuff. |
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I BLAME YOU *runs out of room crying* |
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Yep, all my fault. Don't you think BOOM! did a better job of getting their book out there publicity-wise though? |
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Boom has to do a better job than Marvel or DC does and Waid and the crew did a phenomenal job with this book. I still want a Waid is Evil Shirt. |
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By Gabriel Ba and Fabio Moon So when I read the first issue of this series I think it took the scene at the bar to hook me and then I was really curious as to where things would head. The of course I got to issue #3 and was still confused but really pulled in by Bras as a character. Bras through the story seems to be your typical struggling writer who does his best to do right by his family friends and in some cases the women he falls in love with. What was interesting in this issue was the exploration of a slightly older bras relationship with his parents and his wife who was about to have their first child. The exploration between Bras and the mysterious girl who he once let get away was a highlight for me. I really enjoyed the over all mystery of who she was and how she was connected to his father. (not sure if I read it right but was she a love interest for Bras or was she his father's illegitimate daughter from another woman?) The art is as as strong as the brothers have every been in my opinion. I feel that you can't tell exactly which brother is drawing what and their styles really seem to mesh together extremely well. I'm really curious to see exactly how Bras is still alive at these different points in his life and just what everything means. My current theory is that we are following Bras as he writes a book that will be successful about a fictional version of himself who dies after several important moments in his life. Art: 10 Story: 7.5 Over all: A solid 8. |
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They refer to her as his half-sister in the issue, she's his father's illegitimate daughter. |
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Ah okay, I was thrown off because Bras mentioned missing out on the girl of his dreams like a page after that. |
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