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northern_mint 's review for:
Reborn
by Mark Millar
Another Mark Millar comic that could have used more time in the oven. Now if you’re familiar with Millar you know that he writes two comics. One that tries way to hard to be edgy and the other is kind hopeful heartwarming story. This falls into the latter category.
The bad is that it has very weak flow, protagonist and deuteragonist are underdeveloped and there are quite few weak story moments.
The good is that like most Mark Millar comics it moves as at good pace and has an interesting premise. Also there are quite a few hilarious moments involving the villains, who are really the stars of the show especially when compared to our bland protagonists.
In the end I think this review like every other review will be worthless to the vast majority of readers. If you’ve read a couple Mark Millar comics you know whether or not you like him. This is an average Millar comic.
The bad is that it has very weak flow, protagonist and deuteragonist are underdeveloped and there are quite few weak story moments.
The good is that like most Mark Millar comics it moves as at good pace and has an interesting premise. Also there are quite a few hilarious moments involving the villains, who are really the stars of the show especially when compared to our bland protagonists.
In the end I think this review like every other review will be worthless to the vast majority of readers. If you’ve read a couple Mark Millar comics you know whether or not you like him. This is an average Millar comic.