Review: Supercrooks

Supercrooks by Mark Millar
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

Ocean's eleven. It's impossible not to thing about that movie.

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Review: Oblivion Song By Kirkman & De Felici #1

Oblivion Song By Kirkman & De Felici #1 by Robert Kirkman
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Kirkman starts to tell what I suspect it's a new big story.
And congrats to De Felici. He's the perfect artist here.

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Review: Fantastic Four (2018-) #2

Fantastic Four (2018-) #2 by Dan Slott
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Well, well... This is getting better.

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Review: Star Trek: New Visions, Volume 3

Star Trek: New Visions, Volume 3 by John Byrne
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Just like the previous volumes: excellent.

Como los dos tomos anteriores: excelente.

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Review: Predator: Hunters II #2

Predator: Hunters II #2 by Chris Warner
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

The first issue was more stunning.
This second chapter is just an interlude, a brief moment to put in clear the rules of the upcoming combat and the different factions involved.
Anyway, Chris Warner is doing an excellent job, and Agustín is the perfect artist for this story.

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Review: The Magic Order #3

The Magic Order #3 by Mark Millar
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Not bad.
An episode to show how rude and hard can hit the bad guys of the story.
And a big show of how the magic forces can be used.

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Review: The Magic Order #2

The Magic Order #2 by Mark Millar
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Really better than first issue.
Here I can start to see that we are in front of another BIG book of Mr. Millar.

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Review: The Magic Order #2

The Magic Order #2 by Mark Millar
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Really better than first issue.
Here I can start to see that we are in front of another BIG book of Mr. Millar.

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Review: Star Trek: New Visions

Star Trek: New Visions by John Byrne
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I can't be more happy about this book.
It's one of my dreams become true.
It's not just the fact of the original frames of ST TOS.
I can't feel the John Byrne's hand here. Good stories. I mean, they are nos jut good stories. Those adventures really fit in the original series. You really believe on these adventures as if they really happened in the TV screen.

I can't wait to seed more adventures like this.
Who knows if we could see new Star Trek Next Generation stories this way? Or, why not, new Firefly episodes?
A whole universe of possibilities is open here.
Thank you, Mr. Byrne.

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Review: Huck, Book 1: All-American

Huck, Book 1: All-American by Mark Millar
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is the story of a superhero, but it's a story of love and family. And this is his big point.
Sometimes, the old simple concepts are more powerful than the too much elaborated arguments.
Huck is the perfect example for this.
A simple story full of good feelings.
A little mystery.
A past to discover.
And one premise: Happiness lies in the simple things you have in your life.

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Review: Star Trek: Waypoint (Issues)

Star Trek: Waypoint (Issues) by Donny Cates
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

Six issues with good short stories and bad artwork.
Excepting first issue. Here we find a better issue.

The stories are little fragments of specific moments in different ST series, from the original one to Enterprise.
One of my favourites is a tale of John Archer, an excellent job of the writer, and here pencils are not so bad.

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Review: Team One WildC.A.T.S (1995) #2

Team One WildC.A.T.S (1995) #2 by James Robinson
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

Just like the first issue:
- Not a bad idea
- A good script (really better than Team One: StormWatch)
- Bad artwork

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