Thunderbolts #143
Thunderbolts » Thunderbolts #143 - The End of It All released by Marvel on June 1, 2010.
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A good, solid transition. 0
Well, it's the final chapter for this version of The Thunderbolts, and it's interesting to see how all the chips fall in the final conflict. It's hard not to spoil anything, but suffice to say, The Thunderbolts managed some real character development in some of it's characters. Ghost, Ant-Man, and Paladin, in particular. I'm also curious to see if the Headsman tease they set up in the last few pages of the book come to anything. If so, we might get a good new character out of the bargain. And,...
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The End of the Osborn Era 0
"Thunderbolts" is a book that seems to have been forgotten about during "Siege." I've read it, but I don't see anyone else really talking about it. I think that may change with this issue as we see the end of their mission to find the Spear of Odin.THE GOOD:- There's a lot of good action here. The Ant-Man action sequence was definitely one of my favorites. The Vision/Ghost interactions were pretty good. Overall, the action was pretty good.- I've new respect for Quicksilver. I could tie that into...
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Mr X just cant win anymore. 0
Thunderbolts #143This was actually the Siege tie-in that I was looking most forward to reading. The last issue was full of battles that we didn’t even know we wanted to see and this one continues with some characterization that we were waiting for. We all knew that there was a certain morality that sat on this team. The one thing we didn’t know was exactly where things were going to be left when all the cards fell.We see an awesome image of a battle damaged Nuke/Scourge/whatever you want ...
7 out of 8 found this review helpful.
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