Marvel's Voices: Pride (2023) #1
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| Writer | Steve Foxe, Stephanie Williams, Sarah Gailey, Shadi Petosky, H.E. Edgmon |
| Artist | Rosi Kampe |
| Cover Price | $9.99 |
CELEBRATING PRIDE 2023 WITH NEW AND ESTABLISHED CREATORS! Get the scoop on an unannounced X-Men title with an action-packed story by Steve Foxe! Then Stephanie Williams introduces a brand-new character in Pride tradition! The 2021 and 2022 character debuts of Somnus and Escapade sent shock waves through Krakoa - you will not want to miss the opening gamut here. And there are many more announcements to come. Fans from every arc of the rainbow will love this anthology, and True Believers everywhere know if they want to see the future of Marvel Comics...they better be reading Marvel's Voices. The groundbreaking anthology series continues with mo more
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8.5
AIPT - David Brooke
Jun 14, 2023All in all, I was happy with this year's Marvel's Voices: Pride. Some stories had deeply meaningful messages, while others remind us of the rich tapestry of queer characters Marvel has fostered, added, or grown in recent years. Pair these tales with insightful interviews and it's a must-buy for anyone interested in queer representation. Read Full Review
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8.0
ComicBook.com - Nicole Drum
Jun 14, 2023The best part of the issue is actually not the comics stories at all, but the prose pieces sprinkled throughout. Those are worth reading. But overall, Marvel could do so much better and it's disappointing they did not. Read Full Review
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5.0
But Why Tho? - Jason Flatt
Jun 14, 2023There's nothing wrong with stories that act as pure celebrations or ones that are meant to generate excitement about a character or a series. But Marvel Voices: Pride 2023 #1just doesn't feel like it knew how to do either very well. Read Full Review
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6.5
Like most Voices anthologies, this one provides strips that tell stories and strips that launch new characters, and rarely the twain shall meet. This one is particularly unfortunate in that the launches all crash and burn as stories--but some of the new characters are worth a rescue effort (Muzzle in particular). And Gimmick gets a solid story-strip, plus the promise of a bigger role in an upcoming series.
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