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mauro_german's review against another edition
4.0
Muy buen primer numero , poniendo las bases de lo que viene.
powisamy's review against another edition
After watching Wandavision I was interested in reading the Vision comics. While it does have a similar atheistic to the show, I think that some of the characters were stilled and there was not a lot of emotion conveyed in the panels.
I did enjoy what I read and I did read it quickly but I didn't know if I will read future issues. Maybe I will have to be in the mood?
I did enjoy what I read and I did read it quickly but I didn't know if I will read future issues. Maybe I will have to be in the mood?
dantastic's review against another edition
4.0
I've been interested in the Vision for a long time but have only read a handful of comics featuring him. I know he's an android created by Ultron and used to be married to the Scarlet Witch. Oh, and he was in the second Avengers movie.
Tom King's series has The Vision create a family for himself. His wife Virginia, and teen twins Vin and Viv live with The Vision in a Washington DC suburb and try to lead a normal life.
I didn't know what to think of this at first. Now I do. I fucking love it!
The Visions try to blend in with humans to learn about them. It was oddly amusing and somewhat sweet. That made the Grim Reaper showing up and scything the shit out of them much more shocking.
For a single issue of a modern comic, this one had a lot of great moments. Tom King has me hooked. I'll read The Vision as long as he writes it. 4.5 out of 5 stars.
Tom King's series has The Vision create a family for himself. His wife Virginia, and teen twins Vin and Viv live with The Vision in a Washington DC suburb and try to lead a normal life.
I didn't know what to think of this at first. Now I do. I fucking love it!
The Visions try to blend in with humans to learn about them. It was oddly amusing and somewhat sweet. That made the Grim Reaper showing up and scything the shit out of them much more shocking.
For a single issue of a modern comic, this one had a lot of great moments. Tom King has me hooked. I'll read The Vision as long as he writes it. 4.5 out of 5 stars.
mellyjj's review
2.0
This was okay. But I wasn't a huge fan of the art, so I don't think I'm going to continue.
locpressedbooks_'s review
3.0
The coloring is great, and I'm not sure. lol It's pretty much all about, questioning ones own existence, trying to understand what their purpose in life is, and figuring out where they fit. The wife, daughter and son that is.
3 stars
3 stars
anthroxagorus's review
5.0
Read through the weird collected of Spider-Man/Deadpool #1 with The Vision #1
I heard The Vision's series mentioned on NPR's Pop Culture Happy Hour - instantly scrambled to collect the series. Maybe I'm being (Tom) Petty, but the most redeeming part of Avengers: Age of Ultron was The Vision being in the mix. Seeing him get an insanely cool sci-fi series of his own is beyond words.
This is the comic book I want to shove in everyone's hands, demand them to read. This is the series I'm rooting for this year above all others.
I heard The Vision's series mentioned on NPR's Pop Culture Happy Hour - instantly scrambled to collect the series. Maybe I'm being (Tom) Petty, but the most redeeming part of Avengers: Age of Ultron was The Vision being in the mix. Seeing him get an insanely cool sci-fi series of his own is beyond words.
This is the comic book I want to shove in everyone's hands, demand them to read. This is the series I'm rooting for this year above all others.
amarisskye's review
4.0
An odd new comic by Tom King that explores what life would be like for The Vision if he had a family of sythezoids like him. As they are not humans they have trouble integrating smoothly into society but not for lack of trying. There is reference to things that will happen in their future that show that they may not be the family that Vision envisioned. The conflict at the end of the book furthers this theory. I am intrigued by this story - its new, different & VERY quirky.