The known members of the creative teams are: cover and ‘instructions for galactic travelers opening’ page artist Rocco Mastroserio; ‘The fugitives’ artist/letterer Pat Boyette; ‘Specimen Earth’ and ‘Beware of the angels’ pencils Charle Nicholas and inker Vince Alascia. The rest of the creative credits are uncertain or unknown. The cover has higher visual qualities than […]
The cover is attention-grabbing, but the action is absurd since every character is failing to aim at anyone. Also the cover has really nothing to do with the interior narrative. Speaking of the interiors, the art by penciller Dick Ayers and inker Syd Shores is fabulous due to the amount of details. In particular the […]
Cover The main cover by artist Sean Izaakse and colorist Romulo Fajardo Jr. features high quality execution of the art and colors. Nevertheless, the choice of design is pretty generic. There are three variant covers for this issue. One of them is by artist Dustin Nguyen. This cover has an almost amazing design, except for […]
Cover The cover is of the type that dictates the plot of one of the stories in the issue. It features a good understanding of proportions, and a nice range of colors. Superman story The visuals and lettering are up to the standards of DC comics from this time. Unfortunately, the script is too verbose […]
This television show has a lot of great comedic moments. Though one bit of comedy should probably lead to some dramatic tension in a later episode it doesn’t. There are legitimate reasons for each moment whether the moment be dramatic or comedic. However, not every subplot gets full exploration or even a fully satisfying resolution. […]
Covers Artists Russell Dauterman, Felipe Massafera, Marc Aspinall, and Elizabeth Torque each provide an image for a respective cover. While they all have some level of quality most have impossible poses; and Aspinall’s cover is just a cash grab relying on Moon Knight fans to buy it. Story Writer Steve Orlando creates a somewhat decent […]
The cover is by penciller Ed Hannigan and inker Klaus Janson, and it is way too busy due to all the elements. Plotter L. B. Kellogg and writer David Anthony Kraft provide a mess of a script due to the differing genres and failure at social messaging. Letterer John Costanza does a mostly good job […]
Covers The main cover by artist Sean Izaakse and colorist Romulo Fajardo Jr. is intentionally busy with sound effects. While the colors for the sound effects and characters are nice the design arguably feels too much like a generic splash page. Artist Alan Quah is responsible for the creation of a variant cover. However, Quah […]
Covers The main cover by artist Russell Dauterman is a mostly nice collage, but the use of Erik Lehnsherr/Magneto does confuse things. Also the depictions of mid-1990s Wanda Maximoff and Joseph/Magneto’s Clone have broken back poses. Artists Jen Bartel, Ernanda Souza, and Tiago Da Silva are each responsible for a respective variant cover. Though they […]
Covers Artists Alex Ross, Meghan Hetrick, and E.J. Su are each responsible for a respective cover. While all three artist provide high quality images Su gets stuck with the obvious cash grab. Story Writer Jed MacKay does a good job with the youngest character in the cast, Donna. MacKay also creates a tale that feels […]
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