ESCAPE FROM INNER-EARTH: CONCLUSION!
Derek is now aware of the REPTILOIDS and the threat they pose to the surface world. Super Dinosaur has learned so much about where he comes from--will he want to come back? Answers to this question and more as the stage is set for the next few years of Super Dinosaur adventures! This is where it all begins, people!
Which is a victory against anti-dinosaur prejudice, if ever I saw one. The issue is well paced, smartly judged, and doesn't treat the readers as simple. There are full-on fights and emotional moments here, and Kirkman has a great handle on voice here. The science is silly, the exposition is light, and the story is an excuse for him to make monsters fight each other -- while Howard draws it. Super Dinosaur has quite a bit of heart in it, and also it has dinosaurs firing rocket launchers at each other. Read Full Review
The Exile is imprisoned but his theory on life on the surface has been proven and he has plenty of time to plot his revenge. We also get SD finally making a connection in Inner Earth when the group is saved thanks to help from another Tyrannosaurus rex, only to have to abandon his new friend to help Derek get safely home. It may be a bit rushed, but Super Dinosaur #15 is a good conclusion to the arc. Next month: Super Dinosaur in space! Worth a look. Read Full Review
Overall, a fun conclusion to the story. It's packed with loads of action and pretty good writing to back it up. And it looks like we won't be seeing the last of the Exile, which is a good thing. His story is too good to finish right now. This was definitely a very good arc of Super Dinosaur. Read Full Review
The story thus far is wearing thin. In the beginning it was cool to have a dinosaur friend equipped with robot technology come to the rescue and trounce the bad guy, but it seems as though this is all the series has been since the introduction of SD's character. Read Full Review
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