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    Morning Glories #13

    Morning Glories » Morning Glories #13 released by Image on October 12, 2011.

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    Far from out of the woods of MGA. 0

    Today lets marvel on the structure of Morning Glories. Morning Glories as a series is brilliant because of its narrative.  Six kids, six stars of the story and not one of them really shines stronger to the overall story.  Nick Spencer does this by never narrating from a characters mind and weaving a plot so tight that shared moments overlap to advance story, rather in hinder and bore the readers enjoyment.    The Morning Glories crew might be the only creative team I can think of that has recycl...

    4 out of 4 found this review helpful.

    The Comic Medium Mythology's Stereotype Pantheon 0

    The Good: I have pretty much hit full synch with Hunter. He makes the most amazing speech to Zoe, that when I finished that scene I just had to sit back and clap my hands. Audibly. It's the kind of speech that seems so obvious, yet NEVER seems to occur in entertainment. It's the kind of speech I've wanted to give myself for years but never had the opportunity. But I've thought about it. A lot.This issue bridges the gap between the 'Character Spotlight' arc and the new P.E. arc. It's technically ...

    4 out of 4 found this review helpful.

    "He Would Appreciate The Reference" 0

    I have a real affection for serious references in comics. Not just the pop culture ones. Those are fun, of course, but they are instantly dated. No, I'm talking about the serious stuff. Biblical, philosophical, literary. It can be a cheap way to add "depth" or gravity to your book or it can be subtle and done artfully.Morning Glories definitely did the subtle thing once (arguably twice) with its time travel mechanism. It's entirely fitting that the Morning Glory academy, with its obsession with ...

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