Siege: The Cabal #1
Siege: The Cabal » Siege: The Cabal #1 - [untitled] released by Marvel on February 1, 2010.
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5 (0) 4 (2) 3 (1) 2 (0) 1 (1) 3.3 starsAverage score of 4 user reviews
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Siege: The Cabal #1: A $4 tease 8
Mega events have always frustrated comic book collectors but no event is more convoluted than Dark Reign. Unlike its predecessors, it does not have a core book from which the satellite titles revolve around. Like much of Bendis' 616 Avengers universe writing, its disjointed. What's going on in one title has no relevance to what's going on in another. One-shots, limited series tie-ins, and the List were all vague attempts at establishing Norman as a @#$% but more than 2/3 never captured that conc...
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Review from a newly reborn comic reader 5
I've just read through "Siege The Cabal" and I have to say it has me excited for what is to come in the next three months at Marvel. First though I would state that the prior review by Dr. Detfink on this page is accurate. Dark reign has been a jumbled mess and a squandered opportunity to do something really different in a crossover story. Also this one-shot is a four dollar teaser. I just happen to feel that it teases really well and for four dollars it did a lot to get me excited for the co...
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....decent start... 4
This first issue delving into what will be siege has got my attention. Pretty much, Siege: Cabal has shown me exactly what i was looking for (and failed to find) in the rest of Norman Osborn's run as top dog: really good scheming. Not just by Norman, mind you, but by Dr. Doom, And Loki as well. And the action in this story is more of what i like, less punching of people and more calculated response. And i'm soooo excitred to find out who Norman's mystery guest is, mostly becuase of the way ever...
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Doom vs Osborn 1
Spoilers: Osborn is freaking out over the arrival of Asgard that could pose a greater threat to him, until his "alter-ego" tell's him to pull it together. Later in the meeting room, Osborn, along with Taskmaster and Hood, invites Dr. Doom and ask to assist him on taking out Asgard in exchange for not harming Namor, Doom's ally, and his mutant kingdom. Doom refuses, thus having Osborn bring in the "Big Gun" to take care of Doom. However, Doom has the upper hand as it was actually his drone and ha...
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