starting a new comic series
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maribouQueen and Country: Declassified, by Greg Rucka et al
I was a bit confused at the comic book store on Saturday (mostly because I hadn't eaten and it was noon-thirty already) and I couldn't figure out which was the real first volume of the Queen and Country series, so I bought both this and a three-in-one manga-sized volume... I'm still a bit confused, but this wasn't the first real volume. However, as it is the first volume of a flashback series, it all worked out in the end. However, I found this kind of flat and not very well characterized, though interestingly plotty - and I suspect if I was well immersed in the main series first, I wouldn't have had the characterization complaint. (However, I've started at the real beginning now, and I like it rather much...)
(5/300)
I was a bit confused at the comic book store on Saturday (mostly because I hadn't eaten and it was noon-thirty already) and I couldn't figure out which was the real first volume of the Queen and Country series, so I bought both this and a three-in-one manga-sized volume... I'm still a bit confused, but this wasn't the first real volume. However, as it is the first volume of a flashback series, it all worked out in the end. However, I found this kind of flat and not very well characterized, though interestingly plotty - and I suspect if I was well immersed in the main series first, I wouldn't have had the characterization complaint. (However, I've started at the real beginning now, and I like it rather much...)
(5/300)
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Date: 2008-01-09 02:16 am (UTC)