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invertible_hulk's review
3.0
Essentially inessential, like a majority of Marvel's mid-to-late-90s output.
Unless you're a fan of any of the main characters in this book (in either Hero or Villian guise), or are a DC fan who's curious as to how Marvel handled their version of the '52' concept (10 years before DC tried it out), there's really no reason to pick this one up. Yes, it's a decent Superhero title, but "decent" is as good as it ever gets. And considering Marvel went back and erased/retconned most of the devestation left in the wake of Onslaught, and that the Tunderbolts as they exist in current continuity are much different than the ones presented here, there's nothing here that really affects the last 10-15 of Marvel Comics. In fact, it's kind of a pointless read.
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Slowly trying to fill in the 8-10 year gap when I wasn't reading comics. But, I seem to be mainly sticking to Marvel.
Go figure.
Unless you're a fan of any of the main characters in this book (in either Hero or Villian guise), or are a DC fan who's curious as to how Marvel handled their version of the '52' concept (10 years before DC tried it out), there's really no reason to pick this one up. Yes, it's a decent Superhero title, but "decent" is as good as it ever gets. And considering Marvel went back and erased/retconned most of the devestation left in the wake of Onslaught, and that the Tunderbolts as they exist in current continuity are much different than the ones presented here, there's nothing here that really affects the last 10-15 of Marvel Comics. In fact, it's kind of a pointless read.
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Slowly trying to fill in the 8-10 year gap when I wasn't reading comics. But, I seem to be mainly sticking to Marvel.
Go figure.
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