Every superhero has a sidekick. Why shouldn't supervillains have one too? Nemesis busts the worst kid in the world out of juvenile detention and trains him to be just as twisted and malevolent as he is as he rebuilds his fortune and plots revenge against his enemies.
OverallA solid second issue in which we see the beginnings of Nemesis's return to his old ways. The addition of Pedro is very likely going to make for an interesting partnership as this story progresses. Also, loving the group of people that have come together to take Nemesis down, and look forward to seeing how that will play out. Read Full Review
Nemesis Rogues' Gallery #2 keeps this enticing arc rolling with some fun developments that sets Nemesis and his new partner for a clash with more than cannon fodder. Read Full Review
Giangiordano delivers some beautifully detailed and thrilling art throughout the story. The visuals are fantastic and I love the action. Read Full Review
NEMESIS: ROGUES GALLERY #2 takes the villain you love to hate and spreads the love when he takes on a junior partner you'll love to hate just as much. A villain-centric comic shouldn't be this entertaining, but it is, so kudos to Mark Millar for producing another winner. Read Full Review
Plot
Nemesis arrives in Brazil to recruit Pedro Hernandez as his sidekick, for that he gives him a series of clues that will help him escape from the authorities. Pedro passes this test with honors.
Nemesis begins to train Pedro as he was trained, physically and mentally, from martial arts to computer engineering. Nemesis needs to recover his fortune and then take revenge on the heroes who defeated him.
Nemesis christens Pedro Rookie and he has a cool uniform design. Nemesis has his Robin, this perverse dynamic duo is now ready to plunder the world.
On the other hand, the nurse that Nemesis blinded is going to be used as a living weapon against Nemesis, the group that recruits him seeks revenge, since more
Fast paced and fun, this story isn't deep or complex but it's certainly entertaining for what it is.