Reviews

Decimation: Son of M by John Watson, David Hine, Roy Allan Martinez

lucygraybaird_'s review

hm. i’ve never been a huge fan of quicksilver, so this comic series wasn’t really for me, but the story was still pretty decent following the aftermath of House of M. this will also probably be the only interaction i have with marvel comics that include the Inhumans, the only one of the main inhumans lineup i like is Lockjaw so…

2ladiesmilktea's review

adventurous dark emotional sad tense medium-paced

• Plot- or character-driven? Character
• Strong character development? It's complicated
• Loveable characters? No
• Diverse cast of characters? Yes
• Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes

captwinghead's review

2.0

This didn’t really work for me. Something about the art and the tone just didn’t move me. Pietro is a character I haven’t read a lot of. The only aspects of his character I understand is arrogance and a loyalty to mutant kind. I expected to love this because I loved the House of M storyline.

Instead, I came out of this liking Pietro a hell of a lot less. Not only did he harm a lot of people because of his own stubborn belief that he was right: he manipulated his kid into helping him. I don’t really see a way this could have been written where I would think of Pietro’s actions as understandable.

Anyway, this just wasn’t for me.

bemerson's review

medium-paced

4.0

katytron's review

4.0

And the award for "most egregious failure to learn from the mistakes of his own father" goes to...