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    The Manhattan Projects » The Manhattan Projects #2 - Rocket Man released by Image on April 2012.

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    RISE OF THE ROCKETMAN

    Plot: Learn more secrets regarding the Manhattan Project. Richard Feynman goes on a mission to Nazi Germany. The Good: The cover is very cool, I love the solicit in the middle of the symbol. The plot is so darn interesting and Einstein is fantastic. Einstein's diologue is fantastic, and Oppenheimer multiple personalities is an intruiging concept. I love the concept behind the book. The art is nice and has a old timey feal that fits considering it's 1940. The Bad: It just doesn't live up to the expectations of the first issue. It's a solid book but compare it to #1, the first issue is just a bit better. Overall: Pick it up, a nice good read.

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      The Manhattan Projects #2 - Rocket Man by capelesscrusader on April 19, 2012

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      The Manhattan Projects #2 - Rocket Man by thecomicscove on May 20, 2012

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