Roger Cruz
Autor von X-Men: First Class – Tomorrow's Brightest
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The Uncanny X-Men #474 - The First Foursaken, Conclusion: Loose Ends (2006) — Illustrator — 4 Exemplare
Magneto: Dark Seduction #2 - Rotten Apples — Illustrator — 2 Exemplare
Magneto: Dark Seduction #3 - Something Worth Fighting For — Illustrator — 2 Exemplare
Xampu: Lovely Lovers 2 Exemplare
Xampu Lovely Losers (Xampu, #1) 1 Exemplar
X-Men #180 - What Lorna Saw, Part 1: Sign of the Times — Illustrator — 1 Exemplar
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Women of Marvel: Celebrating Seven Decades [Trade Paperback Collection] (2010) — Illustrator — 19 Exemplare
Marvel Adventures Spider-Man #1 - Here Comes Spider-Man — Umschlagillustration — 2 Exemplare
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Oh, teenagers.
"As unbelievable as you may find this, Scott, we can do some things without your guidance."
"You're right, Hank! Why, did you know I went to the bathroom this morning --"
"Not without Scott!"
"Yes!"
"As unbelievable as you may find this, Scott, we can do some things without your guidance."
"You're right, Hank! Why, did you know I went to the bathroom this morning --"
"Not without Scott!"
"Yes!"
I wasn't sure how I would like this trade, but I loved it. This is an accessible book for the new X-Men fan, but I'm sure that long-time fans of the X-Men will enjoy it, as well. Each story is self-contained, you don't have to know every iota of X-Men history to enjoy them, and Jeff Parker writes the characters well. I also really liked the art.
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It's the sort of dumb writing that people think of when they think of comics: a high school student is given powers and is immediately pulled into a shadow war between two secret societies, one good and one evil. Anya Corazon wants to have a secret identity, but she lets the giant and distinct tattoo that is the mark of her power show on her arm both at her Brooklyn high school and when she's running around in her hero guise. And she seems to mistake her superhero code name for a credit card security question as she adopts her mother's maiden name of Araña. A super-powered assassin shows up who is about her age and tries to kill her one night, and then the next day a new transfer student shows up in her classroom, and hey isn't that . . . ? Ugh.
So much is left unexplained or unexplored, but I have no desire to find out more at this point.… (mehr)