Anthony Amos Comic Reviews

ANADAA#1 suffers from the comics format. It's an anthology with a low page count (six stories, 31 pages to share). With each writer garnering 5-7 pages max, they don't have a lot of space to make their individual voices heard. This leads to some heavy-handed punchlines at the end of a few tales (I'm looking dead at you 'The Once and Future Marvel'!) It's either that, or, like Natasha Allegri's "The Adventures of She-Hulk," exercises in the non-sequitur.