Mister Terrific #8
Mister Terrific » Mister Terrific #8 - The Truth is Out There released by DC Comics on June 2012.
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5 (1) 4 (1) 3 (1) 2 (1) 1 (0) 3.5 starsAverage score of 4 user reviews
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Terrific goes out on an okay note 2
The GoodBefore I start I'll admit to some bias 1. I just read this 20 minutes ago and I can already tell I'm slightly blinded by this being the last issue and 2. Mr. Terrific is my favorite DC character so I want to like this issue, but that didn't stop me from dropping this book at the third issue so I'm not that blind.Eric Wallace isn't exactly my favorite writer but I'll admit he's gained a better grip of Mr. Terrific's voice and thoughts since the last time I picked up this book, the support...
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Mister Terrific you are under arrest! 0
ITS OVER!!! *Pulls out a party hat, a party popper and a party whistle* Oh what a joyous occasion this is. Finally Mister Terrific can be taken out of the hands of Eric Wallace and placed into better hands (hopefully) in Earth-2. Oh what a joyous occasion this is. Oh, how the church bells in the village shall ring in celebration, and how the children shall dance around the maypole while the rest of the village sings in delight. Ahhhhh. Ok so it’s pretty obvious that this series and I didn’t get ...
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Just keep rolling 0
So it comes to the end of this series, which for me started off pretty well but never really maintained the interesting start from say the first half of the first issue. The series in my mind was constructed as an attempt by DC to create an Iron Man like character, but in so doing I think they likely went too far with it. All too often the min character here spouted out scientific sounding words which were so out of place that they made little sense. This particular issue also suffers a littl...
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I can't wait.... 0
This was quite a fun series to pick up and read each week. Some might have thought it boring and campy but I loved it. I really enjoyed how Eric Wallace handled the series after it was announced that it would be cancelled. He seemed to commit to every idea and story he wanted to tell with this book. And he did it with just eight issues. He told more story with those last few issues than I thought possible.The ending! Man oh man the ending. A story is only as good as its ending. Eric Wallace pull...
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