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james_weakley's review
4.0
Consequences of Divinity
Jim Starlin paints a dire picture of the consequences of the brief divinity held by Adam Warlock. His dark side, the threat of a universe of clones replacing that of our heroes, the now-peaceful THanos called to arms again. THe stories in this volume are complex but engagin. An excellent read, with the exception of the out of order issues at the end of the volume.
Jim Starlin paints a dire picture of the consequences of the brief divinity held by Adam Warlock. His dark side, the threat of a universe of clones replacing that of our heroes, the now-peaceful THanos called to arms again. THe stories in this volume are complex but engagin. An excellent read, with the exception of the out of order issues at the end of the volume.
keitacolada's review
3.0
DNF @ 56% (210/376)
dnf'ing because i had this on kindle unlimited trial and i won't be able to finish on time but still, there was too much going on here and the language was too complicated for what it was
dnf'ing because i had this on kindle unlimited trial and i won't be able to finish on time but still, there was too much going on here and the language was too complicated for what it was
invertible_hulk's review
2.0
Regardless of how fun this was, it was the same damn story as Infinity Gauntlet -- only with the Magus taking the place of Thanos, and more interaction from the Living Tribunal and his ilk.
Plus, the addition of the supplimentary issues of Adam Warlock and the Infinity Watch felt odd coming at the back of the collection, rather than falling in chronologically to help the fill in the story.
Plus, the addition of the supplimentary issues of Adam Warlock and the Infinity Watch felt odd coming at the back of the collection, rather than falling in chronologically to help the fill in the story.
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