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3.98 AVERAGE
3.98 AVERAGE
Happy for you or sorry it happened I ain’t reading all that
Really enjoyed this! It was fun to read as a companion to WandaVision
Me ha ENCANTADO este evento. Además, sigue con los acontecimientos ocurridos después de Desunidos, que fue el primer cómic que leí de MARVEL, así que me ha hecho ilusión recordarlo. Pero la idea en general de este volumen me ha flipado, la verdad. Me quedo con ganas de seguir con la continuación, aunque en la guía de lectura que tengo no conste, así que en cuanto pueda me pondré con 'El día después' (Diezmados) para poder conocer las consecuencias que tendrán los mutantes después de lo acontecido. De los mejores eventos que he leído de Marvel hasta la fecha. Además ha sido bastante largo, cosa que me encanta.
adventurous
dark
tense
fast-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
Plot
Strong character development:
No
Loveable characters:
No
Diverse cast of characters:
Yes
Flaws of characters a main focus:
No
A mix of stories held together by the overall House of M story arc. Much of the last third could be skipped entirely but the first half was pretty good.
I mostly read as a supplement to "Wanda Vision" show, mostly in hopes of picking up on Easter eggs as the show happens. I'll have to see how much pays off.
Because I don't read a lot of comics, I was mostly lost when it came to backstories in House of M. That's on me not the writers.
The artwork is excellent and compelling.
Because I don't read a lot of comics, I was mostly lost when it came to backstories in House of M. That's on me not the writers.
The artwork is excellent and compelling.
first of all: only took me three weeks to remember how to pick up a book.
second of all: yeah, i placed this on hold in january when i was deep in wandavision (i’m a source material kind of gal) & i’m glad dave & i have slowly started to watch x-men because otherwise i’d be like “whut”
second of all: yeah, i placed this on hold in january when i was deep in wandavision (i’m a source material kind of gal) & i’m glad dave & i have slowly started to watch x-men because otherwise i’d be like “whut”
This is among the best of the stories Bendis has written. Appropriately for a story about sorrow and madness and the twisting of reality, Bendis quietly pulls the rug out from under the reader with a subtly creepy touch on page 20, followed quickly by a wordless series of panels--beautifully drawn by Olivier Coipel and inked by Tim Townsend, among others--of Spider-Man on pp. 22 and 23, as he wanders from the rest of the superheroes and discovers--what? I won't spoil it here!
I had the book over Amazin Prime eReader subscription - The subscription ended and I could not finish it.
I didn't really like how this ended, it seemed like a huge build up to...nothing. I read this as a lead in to The New Avengers series, but really, I should have just read the wikipedia entry and moved on. That being said, there were a few enjoyable moments. While I could have left the Hulk and Captain Britian storylines behind, the New X men and Spiderman runs were lots of fun, even Doctor Doom had a good/ albeit sad conclusion. The main storyline was hit and miss, some good parts, but falling flat on its face in the end was a disappointing way to end an event that had so much promise.