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Diavolo di un Bendis!

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The admit, I had high expectations for Dark Reign. But, surprisingly, is turning out better than I expected. As I said some posts ago, the subplots are still more attractive than the general, but since that will lead to what will be called the new "Heroic Age" of Marvel, the result is entusiasmante. E non è che io sia uno di quei fan che si "ammucca" la qualsiasi: gli anni '90, tranne qualche punta d'eccellenza, li ricordo con orrore, vedi vaccate tipo "Galactic Storm" o la gestione Lobdell degli X-Men, escludendo le "Ere di Apocalisse". Mi ci son voluti gli X-Men di Morrison e le trovate, per l'appunto, di Bendis per farmi riavvicinare. E da allora sono invischiato. Ammetto che anche adesso ci sono trame tirate per i capelli e che rasentano il fan-service, vedi la resurrezione di Illyana Rasputin, che è al limite della telenovela, ma, volendo fare un rapido riassunto abbiamo:
- la ricerca di un nuovo stregone supremo da parte del Doctor Strange, con il ritorno in campo di personaggi come Daimon Hellstrom;
- the X-Factor by Peter David, who is borderline spectacular;
- The Beast with a team of scientists-most freakish mutant that has ever seen, on the edge of the pulp-fiction novel;
- three teams Avengers, each with its own style, each with its own peculiarities;
This time for good measure. Do not I bring the return of Northstar, or nip into the future of X-Force Cable to protect ... and all things going on in the heads of this month!
Conclusion is a good time to buy the magazines dedicated to the Avengers and the X-Men because:
- if you consider only the appearance but not related to the design, the "Dark Avengers" by Deodato Jr. and "Mighty Avengers" to Khoi Pham is a feast for the eyes.
- if you want to consider the issue relating to an excellent and engaging writer, Peter David is the man for you. If you want something Machiavellian, you must inevitably follow Bendis and Dan Slott. Or if you want a comic book well written, catchy and all, Christopher Yost turned out really great.
are certainly an excellent example of how that belong to the mainstream comics have nothing to envy to the more famous "comic strip," a term which perhaps is abused too much in this period.