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Identity Crisis TP von Brad Meltzer
Top-notch superhero story. A bit complex to follow if you don't know your DC superheros
Like most of Morrison's work, I appreciate it much more on a second and third read, and after reading some of the creative commentary. It's hard for me to slow down and appreciate the careful design of each image, or to even track what's happening in the plot very well.
One thing working against this book is that there have been a lot of recent retellings of the Superman origin story (e.g., Superman: Birthright, and Superman: Earth One). What sets this version apart, and makes it worthy as the official relaunch of the character, is that it makes Superman both vulnerable and reckless. He's back to just leaping buildings, and while he can handle speeding bullets and runaway trains, he takes a beating in the process. And, like you would imagine in a young tough from a small town, there's a cockiness to him, too, not something we're used to seeing in Superman.… (mehr)
One thing working against this book is that there have been a lot of recent retellings of the Superman origin story (e.g., Superman: Birthright, and Superman: Earth One). What sets this version apart, and makes it worthy as the official relaunch of the character, is that it makes Superman both vulnerable and reckless. He's back to just leaping buildings, and while he can handle speeding bullets and runaway trains, he takes a beating in the process. And, like you would imagine in a young tough from a small town, there's a cockiness to him, too, not something we're used to seeing in Superman.… (mehr)
Like most of Morrison's work, I appreciate it much more on a second and third read, and after reading some of the creative commentary. It's hard for me to slow down and appreciate the careful design of each image, or to even track what's happening in the plot very well.
One thing working against this book is that there have been a lot of recent retellings of the Superman origin story (e.g., Superman: Birthright, and Superman: Earth One). What sets this version apart, and makes it worthy as the official relaunch of the character, is that it makes Superman both vulnerable and reckless. He's back to just leaping buildings, and while he can handle speeding bullets and runaway trains, he takes a beating in the process. And, like you would imagine in a young tough from a small town, there's a cockiness to him, too, not something we're used to seeing in Superman.… (mehr)
One thing working against this book is that there have been a lot of recent retellings of the Superman origin story (e.g., Superman: Birthright, and Superman: Earth One). What sets this version apart, and makes it worthy as the official relaunch of the character, is that it makes Superman both vulnerable and reckless. He's back to just leaping buildings, and while he can handle speeding bullets and runaway trains, he takes a beating in the process. And, like you would imagine in a young tough from a small town, there's a cockiness to him, too, not something we're used to seeing in Superman.… (mehr)
Superbly written, brilliantly drawn, and well-scripted. Interview snippets of key scenes included in the back was worth the read for more insight into the construction of the series.
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