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Œuvres de Lee Ferguson

All You Need Is Kill (Graphic Novel) (2014) — Illustrateur — 38 exemplaires
The Many Adventures of Miranda Mercury: Time Runs Out (2011) — Illustrateur — 23 exemplaires
G.I. Joe: Snake Eyes #1 (2009) — Illustrateur — 4 exemplaires
Freak (2004) 2 exemplaires
S.H.I.E.L.D. (2014-2015) #9 — Illustrateur — 2 exemplaires
Legion #1 1 exemplaire
Dejah Thoris (2019) #12 (2021) — Illustrateur — 1 exemplaire
Dejah Thoris (2019) #11 (2021) — Illustrateur — 1 exemplaire

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Green Arrow and Black Canary: Road to the Altar (2008) — Illustrateur — 43 exemplaires
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If you didn't know the story, you'd never be able to follow it in this jumbled up adaptation of the hit novel that inspired the not-quite-hit movie. Even if you know the story it's hard to follow here and I found myself disappointed by the flat art and flatter characters. Recommended only for completists.
 
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zot79 | 2 autres critiques | Aug 20, 2023 |
I know there is a television show based on the main character (David Haller), but I haven't seen it. For those of you that have... is it any good? The comic was meh for me--no love or hate for the story. It was my first time reading about David, so his abilities and issues were new to me. The first comic in this series was promising, but in the end I was left feeling disconnected from what was going on.

Let's start with the ending... that would be a hard no from me. It was unexpected, I'll give you that, but not in a good way. David doesn't really give Hannah a choice when he comes to her for help, so I thought his carefree attitude at the end was obnoxious and cruel. I don't want to say too much in case someone decides to read it for themselves, but the ending ruined everything else for me.

I probably wouldn't have continued this series if it hadn't been a mini. There were only five issues, so it wasn't a long commitment, but instead of being fascinated by David and his mindfuck of personalities/alters, I was frustrated and disappointed with how everything played out. The guy has a Legion of alternate personalities residing in his mind, yet very few are mentioned and none are fleshed out. They were just there to advance the story.

Also, I thought this was supposed to be a series about David Haller, but we mostly view the story from Hannah's perspective.

The synopsis says, "And with each personality, comes a wild and dangerous mutant power. But now, a terrifying new personality is threatening to absorb these powers and take over David's mind and body," yet we don't see David or the terrifying new personality using very many powers. I think they maybe use one each at different times during the story, so why include that information within the synopsis? It's misleading. His alters don't use any powers (that I can remember), nor does David tap into them for personal use. When the baddie starts absorbing alters, he doesn't seem to gain any abilities from it either.

Overall, Legion was a decent comic with an interesting concept. I just wish it had been delivered a little differently. Maybe David could have been more of a focal point? Can he not get inside his own head? Technically, he would be his alters, but that gets too confusing. They all have different identities within his head, so I viewed them as separate individuals. In the end, this wasn't a comic for me.

Originally posted at Do You Dog-ear? on June 23, 2018.
https://www.doyoudog-ear.com/2018/06/legion-1-5-by-peter-milligan.html

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doyoudogear | Oct 11, 2019 |
This is a short graphic novel (not a manga) that is a direct adaptation of the Japanese book.

Made into the movie Edge of Tomorrow (or "Live, Die, Repeat: Edge of Tomorrow"). I think the movie is better than the book.
 
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rakerman | 2 autres critiques | Feb 10, 2019 |
So this is a little bit confusing as I feel like this graphic novel starts way back in the beginning and then suddenly jumps into the middle of the story. I didn't find the ending terribly clear either. That being said Jack and Miranda were interesting characters and some of the adventures were very entertaining. I do like Jack better then Miranda though.
 
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