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    The Saviors #1

    The Saviors » The Saviors #1 released by Image on December 2013.

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    Eisner Award winner JAMES ROBINSON (Starman, Earth 2) and artist extraordinaire J. BONE (The Rocketeer: Hollywood Horror, The Spirit) present an all-new saga of monstrous alien horror.

    When Tomas Ramirez stumbles upon an extraterrestrial conspiracy to take over the world, his life is changed forever. He must now seek out those few souls who share this terrible knowledge. But even united, how can they hope to defeat a shadowy alien cabal that is both indestructible and eager to kill anyone who threatens it?

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    The Saviors is a fun little comic. 0

    The GoodI remember when James Robinson announced his creator owned piece from Image. I was excited. His Earth 2 work was awesome! And when he mentioned aliens I was sold. And Mr. Robinson didn't disappoint. Tomas is a fun character who is going to get in WAY over his head in this story. I loved the part of him getting high with a gecko in the gas station, funny little scene. That is what i love about Mr. Robinson's writing. His characters feel alive and real. Especially in this where Tomas is hi...

    2 out of 2 found this review helpful.

    The Saviors is a tale told through action, and is not afraid to let that do the talking. 0

    Setting a scene in a comic book takes a very deliberate hand. The artist needs to nail the expression and movement, or lack thereof, and the writer needs to carefully plan what to include and what to omit. Very often, scenes are overwritten and explained due to a writer's common inclination. That is: to write. But with writing comic books it is about more than the words on the page, it is about the words directing the scene, guiding it, and more often than not, very few words are actually neede...

    1 out of 1 found this review helpful.
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