Reviews

Annihilators: Earthfall by Timothy Green II, Tan Eng Huat, Dan Abnett, Andy Lanning

ppetropoulakis's review

3.0

A bit of an improvement from the previous story, Annihilators: Earthfall is taking the galactic battle to earth. The team of superheroes will put their cosmic duties aside to focus on the human home world.

matt4hire's review

3.0

An alright volume, but I wouldn't have pegged it for the last story by this team of creators about this group of characters. While, yeah, it's nice to wrap a little bow on that whole Magus storyline, a lot of this comes across as...inconsequential? No, light, which is not how previous volumes have come across. The stakes simply aren't properly portrayed, and I blame that on the space they have for the story. But still, it's fun, and the great character touches are still there, so it's still worth reading.

jmanchester0's review

4.0

Rocket Raccoon and Groot appear in a short backstory in this mini - only about 20 pages total. An odd little story reminiscent of The Truman Show.

captwinghead's review

2.0

I'm confused as to why this exists. I didn't care for the art at all.

The story itself was interesting. The conclusion left a lot to be desired but, as a premise, it was interesting. I'm confused about this line up, as it seems to be a lot of the intergalactic characters that aren't all that captivating.

This... isn't a recommend unless you just really love Wendell/Quasar.

brandt's review

4.0

I like this Annihilators book better over the last one. Great to see them fight the Avengers, though the fight could have been better and more in-depth for my liking. Also like how the Humans tried to have the moral high ground on, "This is Earth, so we get a say on what happens here no matter the cost the the rest of the Galaxy." When the Avengers, FF, and X-Men do pretty much the same thing when they are in space. Got to love the hypocrisy.