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Chargement... The Union: The Britannia Project (2021)par Paul Grist
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Inscrivez-vous à LibraryThing pour découvrir si vous aimerez ce livre Actuellement, il n'y a pas de discussions au sujet de ce livre. I didn't realize this was a Marvel book when I put it on hold at the library. I was hoping it was a continuation of Grist's independent Jack Staff comic book, but it's just a work-for-hire yawner about yet another government-sponsored team of dysfunctional superheroes. The third Union Jack (still not the charm) is our everyman entry point to a group with supernatural goobers and an ex-villain whose biggest crime should be directly copying the story of Songbird/Screaming Mimi from Marvel's own Thunderbolts. The government handler and sponsor are of course quite suspect in their behavior and 10 Downing Street is aloof unless things are going well. There's a brief tie-in to the King in Black crossover, but it mostly meanders around with some real D-list villains as the biggest enemy the group really faces is . . . dumdum dum dum (ho-hum) . . . itself. This is a limited series, and I'd be shocked if we see a follow-up anytime soon. aucune critique | ajouter une critique
Appartient à la sérieThe Union (1-5)
Travel across the pond and bear witness to the grand unveiling of the Union! A team of super heroes gathered from all over the United Kingdom, including Union Jack, Snakes, Kelpie, Choir - and their fearless leader, Brittania! Proud to represent their nation, the Union believes they're ready to take on any foe. But when disaster strikes during their public debut, the fledgling team immediately finds themselves pushed to their very limits! Don't miss out on an exciting new chapter of Marvel from legendary British writer Paul Grist (Judge Dredd, Jack Staff )! Collecting: The Union (2020) 1-5 Aucune description trouvée dans une bibliothèque |
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Unfortunately, while it has its moments of charm and Grist wit, it falls short as a by-the-numbers superhero fare with generally forgettable characters and telegraphed plot elements.
This collection also includes two of my pet-peeves of modern comics (1) a story being interrupted by a tangential tie-in to some “event” without any real impact on the plot. (2) The introduction of a flagship character who has supposedly been in action for decades but we’ve never actually seen before. ( )