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A review by the_graylien
Planetary, Volume 3: Leaving the 20th Century by Warren Ellis, John Cassaday
5.0
Man, I love this series.
Ellis continues his magical task of taking events (both mythical and factual), actual people, and fictional characters and weaving them into an "underground" history of the 20th century.
God, what a great idea and a great set of books.
This one is no different, continuing to put forth several homages to past fictitious creations and their creators, while weaving all of that into dynamic characters and ever unraveling histories.
Again, I want to keep this review short and not get into too much because, like I said for volume two, to spoil one panel of this for you would be a crime.
Ellis continues his magical task of taking events (both mythical and factual), actual people, and fictional characters and weaving them into an "underground" history of the 20th century.
God, what a great idea and a great set of books.
This one is no different, continuing to put forth several homages to past fictitious creations and their creators, while weaving all of that into dynamic characters and ever unraveling histories.
Again, I want to keep this review short and not get into too much because, like I said for volume two, to spoil one panel of this for you would be a crime.