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quirkycatsfatstacks's review
4.0
CHAMPIONS #2, available Wednesday from Marvel Comics, continues to show the increasingly dark aftermath of Kamala’s Law. A law put in place to stop underage superheroes, a turn of events eerily similar to another event in Marvel’s past.
The fallout from Outlawed is still going strong, as C.R.A.D.L.E. agents continue to gain more power. Much like the events that unfolded during the Superhuman Registration Act, this series is quickly proving the willingness to discuss the worst that humanity has to offer.
All while putting it in stark contrast against the best of humanity. Those that stand up and fight. That speak when others can not. It’s a subject that Marvel has covered before, and they will almost certainly cover again.
Champions #2 dives back into this complicated and dark world, portraying many a young hero’s positions and struggles. Not just the Champions themselves, but all young – with and without powers.
Check out the rest of my review over at Monkeys Fighting Robots
The fallout from Outlawed is still going strong, as C.R.A.D.L.E. agents continue to gain more power. Much like the events that unfolded during the Superhuman Registration Act, this series is quickly proving the willingness to discuss the worst that humanity has to offer.
All while putting it in stark contrast against the best of humanity. Those that stand up and fight. That speak when others can not. It’s a subject that Marvel has covered before, and they will almost certainly cover again.
Champions #2 dives back into this complicated and dark world, portraying many a young hero’s positions and struggles. Not just the Champions themselves, but all young – with and without powers.
Check out the rest of my review over at Monkeys Fighting Robots
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