"All this he saw, for one moment breathless and intense, vivid on the morning sky; and still, as he looked, he lived; and still, as he lived, he wondered."

Disobbedienza sociale: “Onslaught Reborn”

NO. Non lo comprate. Mai. Qualunque altra cosa. E’ ora di smetterla di premiare anche in Italia autori come Jeph Loeb. Onslaught Reborn è una cosa che al confronto le piaghe d’Egitto erano un piacevole diversivo per il sabato sera. Orrenda, ci incasinerà la continuity per decenni come sta accadendo su Wolverine a causa dello stesso autore, disegnata in modo orribile. L’unica cosa che può valere la pena dell’acquisto sono le due variant cover. Ma ve le faccio vedere io qui. Non lo comprate. Anche perché è stato scelto per la pubblicazione al posto di Silent War.

Variant 1 del compianto Michael Turner

Variant 5 del nostro Simone Bianchi

Come dite? Volete vedere anche le cover standard? No, credetemi, non lo volete. Se proprio volete farvi del male, le trovate qui. Rabbrividiamo.

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Alix Harrow’s The Once and Future Witches

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2 Comments
  • lug
    Posted at 23:39h, 10 July Reply

    Ciao, da quanto tempo!

    Vedo che dai ancora consigli fumettistici, bene :)

    Io vagando per negozietti di libri e fumetti usati ho trovato nientepopodimeno che la saga degli Eterni scritta da Gaiman e lo hobbit in una versione a fumetti estremamente economica :D

  • Elderion
    Posted at 00:37h, 12 July Reply

    Simone Bianchi è un genio, però!

    Vedo che stanno incasinando la continuity mica male: leggersi gli ultimi due Uomo Ragno per credere.

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