For a change: Seven issues deep and now it's time to start ^_^
Hello all and welcome welcome, to my first review. I’m going to try my Ninja best at it. Just for everyone’s information, Most of my reviews are going to be on stories ranging for 2000 to 2011, that probably didn’t get any real coverage, yet I happened to pick up.For your consideration, for fresh air. First up the story of a niece, her steely uncle and her misfit buddies.
Back story
The Infinity Inc. (2.0) origins form in the wake of Lex Luthor’s Everyman plan, one of my favorite parts of 52, by the by. And in the awkwardness of therapy which Is an interesting aspect I must say, most teams that I know don’t start in group therapy <3
Issue story: issue number eight, Their First mission: In storytelling you want a buildup and a payoff. Mr. Milligan, I thought did solid work in setting the ground work of a disgruntled teen team of third stringers with Steel as a den father. Now in a sense, it kicks off with Steel pretty taking a page from “Be a Super team 101” handbook with new additions, such as swank new threads
And with this, it’s time to get into it. Starts off like most first missions. They catch word of the ‘Bogeyman” monster, doing what monster does best, wreck the north coast. This monster like most villains share some aspect of the heroes’ origin being made from Everyman as well.
Writing: I’d would have to say was done quite well but average,Giant monster(robot, alien.) your first call to action. no downside, but it does have interesting elements to it, to make people enjoy it.
Art: Mr. Woods’s art is really good for my taste,(those who know me, knows i'm not to picky on art) really helps the book. Costumes are really stylish, futuristic. Infinity symbol, while simple, is a cool touch.
So in my verdict a three out of five golden stars. Solid. If you’re looking for a little break between reading your main titles, this could be that buffer.
That's all I got to say. I promise to get better.
