This volume is a little more exposition-heavy, but Nic Klein's art and Matt Wilson's colors are still great.
This volume is a little more exposition-heavy, but Nic Klein's art and Matt Wilson's colors are still great.
I found this . . . convoluted.
I'm loving Donny Cates' run on Thor from a few years ago. In this arc, Cates mines the lore to reinvent Thor's original alter ego Donald Blake. Great pacing, action, and dialogue. Cates picks up the themes of worthiness and authority that were so prominent in Jason Aaron's run.
Reprinting early issues of the comics in two beautiful formats.
Esad Ribic might be the only artist since Jack Kirby who can properly convey Galactus' power. Jason Aaron's Thor run is legendary, but I somehow missed this arc. Making the villain the CEO of a massive corporation is really fun because Thor doesn't quite know how to smite legal machinations.
Every couple years I pick up a super hero comic thinking "maybe this will be the one for me!" It is very rare that it is for me.
This is fine. The art is great. But nothing made me want to continue the book. C'est la vie.
My review of this book can be found on my YouTube Vlog at:
https://youtu.be/LvXFa4uBRKs
Enjoy!
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