Power Girl #27
Power Girl » Power Girl #27 - Sixty Seconds released by DC Comics on October 2011.
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Boobs for Nerds - Short Review 6
Well, what can I say? Or let us do it better, what would hard core Power Girl fans say? "DC is working hard on the new 52, that's why their ressources are limited at this time." STORYBlieve me, what i've mentioned above, says it all. Its a bad issue with a bad nonsense story. ARTThe art is made for nerds. Please look at the Cover and you know what I mean: Either she has breast cancer, or the artist doesn't really know how to draw the proportions of a woman. But again, nerds might buy this...
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Keep telling yourself that, honey. 0
There are a surprising amount of things that you can do in 60 seconds. Try on a wide variety of funny hats, Power Girl #27 make a nice sup of tea, play the lottery, send pictures of cute kittens doing people things to everyone on your mailing list, storm out of a showing of Smurfs 3D and explaining the whole plot of Avatar to a friend. Now how about saving the day? Could you do that in 60 seconds? Well I can…….. You know if you add a couple of Days, months and years onto those 60 seconds. But ...
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You can do a lot in sixty seconds. 0
Synopsis: Can Power Girl stop 3 predicaments in only sixty seconds? What's Good? Sixty seconds feels like nothing to the average person depending on what you're doing in that allotted time. Reading this issue a second time, I was actually counting down the minute in my head, and it's somewhat reasonable (not counting the advertisement pages) how Power Girl manages to stop all three predicaments (along with some other predicaments). I also liked the guest appearance of Cyclone. Along with one o...
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Not the most powerful ending but still good. 0
Power Girl #27 Well this is one series that I'm very sad to see go.There have been sever people that have worked on this series and I loved all their work. From Palmotti and Conner to Winick and Basri to Sturges and Prasteya they all did very well in my eyes. Karen Starr was such a strong and independent character that deserved her series and now she's just going to appear in a new series, that is very heart breaking! This series ends with Power Girl having to stop 3 different villains at differ...
4 out of 5 found this review helpful.
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