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A review by nearit
Squadron Supreme by Mark Gruenwald, Paul Ryan, Mike Carlin, Tom DeFalco, Bob Hall, John Buscema, Paul Neary
3.0
Gruenwald's commitment to real world power relation and unreal character dynamics is earnest and unwavering, and while this might mean that Squadron Supreme plods when you want it to soar, the seriousness of intent still raises the book above some of its lesser imitators, naming no names (Kingdom Come).
The gym-worthy heroes and imaginary technologies in this book are all put to work tackling some unresolved questions about power and liberty, and while fresh answers are in short supply you can't help but admire the energy of the effort.
Well, I couldn't any way. You're free to disagree for now - we'll fix that later.
The gym-worthy heroes and imaginary technologies in this book are all put to work tackling some unresolved questions about power and liberty, and while fresh answers are in short supply you can't help but admire the energy of the effort.
Well, I couldn't any way. You're free to disagree for now - we'll fix that later.