Adam Warlock and Doctor Strange must escape Soul World! But in order to do that, Adam will have to fight Eve head on! Without the Soul Gem, does Adam stand a chance?
Rated T+
Its a remarkably beautiful retro comic that seems to be circulating around the edges of some really interesting themes. Marz seems content to let the ideas slowly develop and play out as the mini-series punches its way with great power through conflicts that feel like a natural progression from some of the more clever aspects of the Infinity Gauntlet era. Read Full Review
The whole series is just floating around in the ether, desperate to be something but lacking any sort of vision as to what that thing might be. Read Full Review
This is fluff. Nostalgia with no real passion or depth. I still like it but it's not great or anything.
It’s the third issue and it still feels like this mini series has yet to actually begin. I’m shocked at how barren the writing is, and how lifeless the characters are. This issue has Adam Warlock in a crisis that has no weight to it, and Doctor Strange gets him out of his funk with a couple of sentences. It feels totally unearned and makes Adam seem a little stupid. These characters are all pale imitations of themselves.
Ron Lim has some nice stuff in this, with one two page spread in particular looking excellent. I also really liked the unnamed world at the end, it was a neat design. The art isn’t enough to save this book, though. It’s ironic that the plot has Adam losing his soul gem, because this series feels soulless more
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