Starborn #1

spider_man_2996's Starborn #1 review

Ficton no-more

Stan Lee's third hero has arrived. As we welcome our newest cosmic hero.
The Story 
Benjamin Warner is man with a dream to get his novel published which is about an alien race. When Benjamin see's his girl from his dream's which he has known from his childhood he wonders why she is here. When his novel is rejected Benjamin can't see anything else only his boring job. But when the alien race from his book attack him and the girl from his dream's is a shape-shifter Benjamin realise's that his novel isn't ficton anymore. 
The Good   
The art was very nice. It is not your usual art. The writing was also vey good. It was nice seeing an average guy trying to make a break but not suceeding and only to become a super-hero. 
The Bad 
Some of the colours in space were hard to look at. The story was confusing with the alien race. 
Overall 
It was a good first issue. We got a good origin but I can't see myself sticking to this book if it stays at a price of $3.99.  
The preview we got for it was the last few pages so it kind of spoiled the story.
Score 
Starborn #1 gets 3.5

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