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annistasia 's review for:
House of M
by Brian Michael Bendis
They don’t exactly parallel, but I have a feeling at least the themes explored here’ll play a big part in the upcoming MCU ventures.
What a rush, though! Really fascinating and horrific ethical questions poised here, macro-level stuff that doesn’t feel too bogged down by nature of its psychological horror. I’m much more used to manga, so I’m not as adept with reading dialogue boxes that kinda just land wherever it’s convenient (difficult to track flow and direction), but this was pretty rip-roarin’. Jeez-a-loo.
If someone hasn’t ordered a round of therapy for every character featured here, someone isn’t doing their job right.
What a rush, though! Really fascinating and horrific ethical questions poised here, macro-level stuff that doesn’t feel too bogged down by nature of its psychological horror. I’m much more used to manga, so I’m not as adept with reading dialogue boxes that kinda just land wherever it’s convenient (difficult to track flow and direction), but this was pretty rip-roarin’. Jeez-a-loo.
If someone hasn’t ordered a round of therapy for every character featured here, someone isn’t doing their job right.