Grifter #5

dj_maximus's Grifter #5 - The Sleep in Seattle review

Grifter # 5

Grifter hiding out from the alien threat with his new friend Sofia. There’s a lot of action in this story. The down side to this book is that it kinda feels like this story should already come to a conclusion by now. However the story is good, it just at times feels like its dragging or missing a few elements to really make his book go bang for your buck. I like this issue overall. I rate this book a 3.5 rating of 5.0 rating.

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1=wack, 1.5=falling asleep, 2=below average, 2.5=pick it up a bit, 3= average, 3.5=dope, 4=good, 4.5=excellent, 5=classic

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Grifter #5 - The Sleep in Seattle by razzatazz on January 21, 2012
After a decent run of issues to start off the series, this one falls a little short of the others.  There has thus far been a pretty decent plot going with some of the most interesting writing thus far out of the entire DC reboot.  Here though there are just a few too many cliches - the villain that can't be trusted, the sexy and capable female rebel, the lull in battle for the enemies to explain themselves - the whole thing added up to a pretty generic issue by the end.  There is still a lot in...
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Grifter #5 - The Sleep in Seattle by the_mighty_monarch on February 11, 2012
Ok, I'm all for the nice episodes primetime action drama feel this series has been nailing, but now we see the dark side of that tone. Every single god damn plot is starting to boil down to "Grifter does something and Daemonites ruin it and Grifter shoots them in the face." Grifter and his new friend Sohpia need money, so Grifter decides to do what he does best and grift. Not that I remember ever being told what the hell a grift is, but enough clues have been given to make me kind of figure it o...
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