The No Ones #2
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| Writer | Jim Krueger |
| Artist | Well-Bee |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
Wiped from human memory both present and future, the Bastions face a choice: use their powers for good and become the heroes they should have been all along, or wield their powers for their own ends, free of accountability. As the team members take sides, conflict escalates.
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I enjoyed the first issue, and this second is also interesting. Deconstruction of the superhero is a pretty old trope and I can't help but feel that it could do with a rest, however: this isn't Watchmen. Jim Krueger is a decent writer, but he isn't in the same league as Alan Moore, and nor is he Jeff Lemire, whose Black Hammer is one of the best comics of the decade. If the writing can steer the fine line between being about this now forgotten group of heroes and the emotional and personal problems of those heroes, then it promises to be a good addition to the cannon. On the strength of this issue, however, I have my doubts, as far too much time is spent on Caul's past. It isn't that this is bad, or that Krueger does a bad job of it: it is more
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