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A review by captainwinter
Winter Soldier: The Bitter March by Rick Remender, Roland Boschi
4.0
Poor Bucky.
For a book about the Winter Soldier in which the Winter Soldier isn't the actual "leading man", it was surprisingly good. Was the romantic subplot vital to the story? I don't think so. Did the amount of "Nazi's are bad" start to bother me at some point? Yes (like, we get it. They're very bad. It's not necessary to keep calling them names every other page, though, because that got annoying very quick). Did I think it could have used more Bucky (especially in the first 2-3 issues) and a better storyline for him? For sure. But I still found it a very easy and enjoyable read, so it's a four stars from me, because sometimes you just need to be entertained and it did that for sure.
For a book about the Winter Soldier in which the Winter Soldier isn't the actual "leading man", it was surprisingly good. Was the romantic subplot vital to the story? I don't think so. Did the amount of "Nazi's are bad" start to bother me at some point? Yes (like, we get it. They're very bad. It's not necessary to keep calling them names every other page, though, because that got annoying very quick). Did I think it could have used more Bucky (especially in the first 2-3 issues) and a better storyline for him? For sure. But I still found it a very easy and enjoyable read, so it's a four stars from me, because sometimes you just need to be entertained and it did that for sure.