Secret Avengers #11

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No idea's simple when you need to plant it in somebody elses mind 0

Secret Avengers #11 - The Trouble With John Steele, Part 1 by razzatazz on August 13, 2011

As with when any groundbreaking movie hits the big screen, other fiction will come along relatively soon after and try to emulate it.  This is the case with this issue which has a definite "Inception" like quality about it.  That is not to say it is bad, and in fact it is one of the first times I have seen a story told like this in comics.  John Steele is linked up to a machine which provides an insight into his memories.  The team is having a hard time deciphering them so they decide to hook up...

4 out of 4 found this review helpful.

Gee I wonder if Brubaker saw Inception ? 0

Secret Avengers #11 - The Trouble With John Steele, Part 1 by matkrenz on April 01, 2011

Issue #11 of Secret Avengers.  The Story: Beast and Steve look at John's memories to see how he became evil.  The Good: It's pretty obvious that Brubaker saw Inception because this whole machine that let's you see and what Steve does,wich is entering John's memories is kinda similar to the technologie from the movie and I loved that movie so taht's a plus.Also the bantering between Steve and John is really good and feels really natural.Also we get more backstory about John,where it seems he beca...

4 out of 5 found this review helpful.

Ready For The Next Arc 0

Secret Avengers #11 - The Trouble With John Steele, Part 1 by omertalvendetta on April 08, 2011

Cover: Not a fan of this art style, sorry to be so frank, but I really don't like it.  I like the color selection for the title, as I usually like when series change their coloration on the covers. The Good: It's very reminiscent of Inception, and as other reviewers mentioned, that's pretty much the only bonus.  The zombified monster in the midst of the issue is pretty cool too, but these are sadly the only two things that I can think of that are even worth mentioning. The Bad: The art is ...

1 out of 2 found this review helpful.

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