Rip Hunter and his skeleton crew of Time Masters stumble through an increasingly hostile procession of futuristic characters like Claw as they search for Batman in the timestream.
Time Masters: Vanishing Point
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Rip Hunter, Booster Gold, Superman, and Green Lantern have one objective, find the missing Bruce Wayne in the Time Stream before its too late.
Review: Time Masters: Vanishing Point #2
Rip Hunter and his skeleton crew of Time Masters stumble through an increasingly hostile procession of futuristic characters like Claw as they search for Batman in the timestream.
I like that were getting to know more about Rip Hunter and the relationship he has with Booster Gold.
I'm digging Booster Gold. Ever since 52, the character has turned around for me and makes me follow him to books like Justice League: Generation Lost and the Time Masters. Can't wait to pick up issue # 2!
Recap pages are for chumps as Homer J might say. Gimme story. Half the fun of using obscure characters is figuring out who they are. "Crisis on Infinite Earths" would've twice as long if they had to take every reader by the hand and spell out who every character was. Besides, recap pages leave out nuances and subplots most the time. All they recap is stuff you can figure out if you got two brain cells to rub together. I skip over Marvel's all the time even if I'm jumping in on a new book for me because they don't really clue me in that much and having it spelled out takes away from the fun of discovery. Or the fun of satisfaction with your 1337 geek mojo.
"The Obtuse Avengers have banded together to protect mankind!"
Well, yeah. They're a superhero team.
"The Planetary Purple Nurple has just attacked Earth!"
You mean the guy on the first page of the story with a caption giving his name that's attacking Earth? Thanks for that clue.
"Now here's a character from back in the day and hardly any info on him to do him justice so you really don't all that much about him. But this is somehow better than using actual plot and dialogue to help you out."
w00t.
The only reason I havent picked this up is the cover price. I dearly miss Jurgens on Booster Gold. Maybe I'll wait for this in trade.
I´ve just read issue # 1, I´m not familiar to Rip Hunter or Booster Gold, but I gotta say I´d liked it very much, the fact that they are father/son and Booster doesn´t know it; it´s kinda of confusing, because there are some characters that I´ve never seen before, like that partner of Despero, but I´m buying issue # 2 and all the others for sure. Dan Jurgens is a very talented artist.
It might just be me but I have this feeling we're not supposed to know who Claw is. Also the art combined with what they find at the end makes me think he might be some kind of ancestor or descendant of Rip, the cover here makes him look almost like Rip in a bad wig.
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