Frankenstein, Agent of S.H.A.D.E. #14

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Frankenstein, Agent of S.H.A.D.E. #14 - Rotworld, Secrets of the Dead: Who's That Trip-Traping Over My Bridge? by dark_noldor on December 12, 2012

Ponticelli's best issue ever here, he's at the top of this game in this issue, delivering great action, making Frank's journey totally believable, penciling different landscapes and scenarios, also giving the monsters great moves. I liked a lot the dialogues between Velcoro and Frank (or you could say monologues), this was a classical comedy duet. I just didn't quite enjoy Frank's supporting role in this issue, it was like he hadn't nothing to add more than just jumping into danger and getting s...

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The Beautiful Rotworld 0

Frankenstein, Agent of S.H.A.D.E. #14 - Rotworld, Secrets of the Dead: Who's That Trip-Traping Over My Bridge? by the_mighty_monarch on November 16, 2012

It's like an epic video game. Three monsters to collect pieces of a machine from inside their bellies. Each one more dangerous than the last. As per usual, Frankenstein has little trouble tearing through most of the Collosi, but each one does give him a bit more of a challenge. Velcoro is actually key in defeating the first two, when Frankenstein's usual 'kill it with a sword' approach isn't completely successful. This is some of the most interesting fight scenes this series has had, and the fin...

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Frankenstein, Agent of S.H.A.D.E. #14 - Rotworld, Secrets of the Dead: Who's That Trip-Traping Over My Bridge? by starkiller809 on December 01, 2012

THE GOOD: Alberto Ponticelli does a great job and adds a lot to this book. He is able to draw these huge monsters that look fantastic and very terrifying. we also can draw ravaged backgrounds that really keeps up the theme of The Rot conquering all. The facial expressions are simple but they do what they are suppose to and really convey emotion. The sketchiness that he adds to the panels is also very fun and helps the book find a tone. The story is amazing. Matt Kindt really dives into the chara...

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