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    The Twelve #1

    The Twelve » The Twelve #1 released by Marvel on March 1, 2008.

    mister_amazing's The Twelve #1 review

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    Much better than expected

    I have to admit, I did not have high hopes for this book. I had picked up issue #0 (which was simply a reprint of a few comics where the characters of this series debuted), and had come to the assumption that the rest of the series was going to be just a boring. Boy, was I wrong! This book is so much a great throw back in the same style as things like League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, and others along the similar vein. Straczynski does a wonderful job of presenting the characters using mannerisms, dialog, and speech patterns that do a very believable job of mirroring the people of the era these characters hail from.

    All in all, the best new book so far this year.

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      This was a very pleasant surprise. Not to say that I wasn't looking forward to it - I was. But I'm not always a fan of JMS's writing. However, having really liked his Bullet Points series, I was optomistic about this book. And it didn't disappoint. A twelve part storyline about a group of heroes from the past feeling out of place in the present was always inevitably going to lead to comparisons with Watchmen. It would be unfortunate, though, if that held readers back from picking this up. It's v...

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