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808jake_'s review against another edition
4.0
Well that was dark as hell.
I should’ve seen the “Death Personified” twist coming but it got me.
I haven’t read any Thanos comics before so this was as good an origin as any, even if it hit all the stereotypical serial killer history beats along the way.
A thoroughly enjoyable page-turner.
I should’ve seen the “Death Personified” twist coming but it got me.
I haven’t read any Thanos comics before so this was as good an origin as any, even if it hit all the stereotypical serial killer history beats along the way.
A thoroughly enjoyable page-turner.
booknooknoggin's review against another edition
3.0
I get the feeling they only wrote this because of The Guardians of the Galaxy film and they want people to know who Thanos is. This was kind of dry and not what I expected.
squidbag's review against another edition
4.0
This is the beautifully illustrated genesis of Marvel's foremost mass murderer, Thanos the Mad Titan. It's kind of a love letter to the history of the Marvel Universe and a primer for those people who are watching the Marvel movies and wondering who the hell the purple guy is. Very sad and horrible, but in a way that people who enjoy the backstory of villians will enjoy and be familiar with. Bad guys are always more fascinating when you fathom their motivations, and this piece is no exception. Highly recommended.
mossyforest's review against another edition
3.0
Don't really know why I picked this up, just saw it at the library, but I enjoyed it. It's about Thanos when he was younger and how he became who he is.
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