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The Vision
by Tom King, Michael Walsh, Gabriel Hernández Walta
Starting this, I had no idea what to expect out of the story. The Vision has become not only one of my favorite Marvel comics but also one of my all-time favs.
Visually it was great. It was even greater story-wise.
Neighbors who have no idea what to do with the Vision family, peers who have different approaches towards young twins, unfinished jobs, and more. This graphic novel deals with a lot of subjects such as family dynamics, secrets, humanity, and prejudice. Among other super-hero works this one hits different.
You can read The Vision without having read any Marvel comics before. Having basic knowledge about the Vision as a character is quite enough.
Highly recommend.
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Visually it was great. It was even greater story-wise.
Neighbors who have no idea what to do with the Vision family, peers who have different approaches towards young twins, unfinished jobs, and more. This graphic novel deals with a lot of subjects such as family dynamics, secrets, humanity, and prejudice. Among other super-hero works this one hits different.
You can read The Vision without having read any Marvel comics before. Having basic knowledge about the Vision as a character is quite enough.
Highly recommend.
[b:The Vision, Volume 1: Little Worse Than A Man|27163019|The Vision, Volume 1 Little Worse Than A Man|Tom King|https://i.gr-assets.com/images/S/compressed.photo.goodreads.com/books/1466479787l/27163019._SY75_.jpg|49571362]