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Marvel's Captain America - Civil War Prelude by Will Corona Pilgrim, Szymon Krudanski, Lee Ferguson
sophie's review
2.0
This is bad. It's mostly just showing "highlights" of IM3 and TWS and not even in a cohesive way.
trin's review
1.0
This volume contains: two issues summarizing Iron Man 3, two issues summarizing Captain America: The Winter Solider, a post-CATWS issue about Bucky and Rumlow, and a reprint of the opening issue of the original Civil War comic.
The IM3/CATWS issues are incoherent to a truly impressive degree. If you are unfamiliar with these movies, I am sure you would have absolutely no idea what is going on, and possibly come to believe you must be suffering from some sort of brain tumor; if, like me, you've seen both films many, many times, these issues are still nearly impossible to follow, even though 99% of the dialogue is taken directly from the screenplays. So who are these comics for? NO ONE.
The comic about Bucky and Rumlow is pointless, and I say this as someone who would happily read about Bucky grocery shopping, preparing his income taxes, visiting the DMV, etc.
The opening of the Civil War comic is a) old news, and b) really not in any way related to the Civil War movie.
There is absolutely no reason to buy or read this volume.
The IM3/CATWS issues are incoherent to a truly impressive degree. If you are unfamiliar with these movies, I am sure you would have absolutely no idea what is going on, and possibly come to believe you must be suffering from some sort of brain tumor; if, like me, you've seen both films many, many times, these issues are still nearly impossible to follow, even though 99% of the dialogue is taken directly from the screenplays. So who are these comics for? NO ONE.
The comic about Bucky and Rumlow is pointless, and I say this as someone who would happily read about Bucky grocery shopping, preparing his income taxes, visiting the DMV, etc.
The opening of the Civil War comic is a) old news, and b) really not in any way related to the Civil War movie.
There is absolutely no reason to buy or read this volume.
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