When Milestone returned, Reginald Hudlin and Denys Cowan weren't planning to stop there! Now they wel-come you to a whole new realm of original characters, extending far beyond Dakota...welcome to Earth-M! Nanotech engineers Dr. Kelly Vu and Dr. David Kim are committed to only one thing more than each other: using their regenerative nanobots to save the world. And following a violent attack, those very same nanobots end up saving David and Kelly's lives...sort of. Their salvation comes with an unexpected consequence: husband and wife awaken to realize that they now share one super-powered body! Writer Greg Pak (Action Comics, Batman/Superman) more
"Duo is every lover's dream : to have their romantic counterpart live within their head , while adding twists of espionage, along with the bucking of corporate confines that could be best be found in one of Milestone's other great titles with "Hardware; "Duo is off to a great start in the ever-expanding, rich, Milestone World. Read Full Review
Duo #1serves as a launching point for Milestone's Earth-M initiative, featuring a new Asian-American hero and a majorly Asian-American creative team at the helm. I'm genuinely curious to see what other titles are in store for Earth-M, and if Duo will follow in Static's footsteps and hit the big screen. Read Full Review
Pak has created an interesting origin story for an unusual superhero pairing. This chapter does a nice job setting up conflict and introducing the leading heroes and villains. Read Full Review
Pak doesn't rush into making Duo a hero just yet setting the groundwork for the potential of the character. It's a good start and that's even before the strong cliffhanger. Read Full Review
Overall, while the pacing of this first issue might need a little work, its characters are compelling enough to drive the concept for the rest of the series. Read Full Review
Duo #1 gets off to a solid start, with some subtly interesting visuals and a premise that is a bit familiar, but executed well. Read Full Review
A sharp and intelligently written comic, Duo #1 is another solid entry into DC's Milestone initiative let down a peg by just so-so visuals. Read Full Review
Duo #1 has some wonderful moments, but is held back by frustrating pacing during the second half. Read Full Review
Whoa!! From one shock to another in this new addition (I hope!) to the Milestone Universe. And I've got absolutely not even _one_ percent of a snippet of an idea where this story will take us!
So yes, color me surprised. Most definitely.
[10 minutes later]
according to the other reviews (which I never read _before_ doing a review), it seems nearly everybody has been made as curious as I am! :D
Pretty cool premise. Interested to see how this turns out. I really dig the art
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