Empress #7
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| Writer | Mark Millar |
| Artist | Stuart Immonen |
| Cover Price | $5.99 |
This astounding series climax shows family turn against each other and old secrets crawl out of the woodwork as Morax finally hunts his wife and children down. An action-packed, gory end to the first volume of Millar and Immonen's sci fi space opera.
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All-Comic - Matthew Strackbein
Nov 29, 2016Its going to be interesting, seeing where this series heads next, but one thing is for sureEmpress is a book to be admired by readers and industry pros alike. Fivestar series all the way! Read Full Review
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9.6
SciFiPulse - Patrick Hayes
Dec 04, 2016A spectacular conclusion for a spectacular series. My highest possible recommendation of the week. The next adventures cannot come soon enough. Read Full Review
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9.5
Weird Science - Jim Werner
Nov 28, 2016Fantastic. From start to finish, this book is fantastic. Millar and Immonen have made something really special here and I can't wait to see this adapted onto the big screen. This is a master class in how to make good comics. Any comic book fan should read this book. Read Full Review
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10
Art awesome. Action awesome. Characters awesome. This series was bomb.com.org.net.couk! Read it look at it and love it. Can't wait for season 2.
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9.0
excellent ending to a ggod story
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9.0
This seems a bit silly but it was also a lot of fun, one of the best issues of the series. Immonen's art is incredible here... I look forward to the return of the series of the future, as the story ends on an interesting note.
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7.0
Mark Millar has a flare for characters, but he really needs to start paying attention to the details because they are adding up. How can a ship turn its weapons around and shoot its occupants without destroying its own hull? And I didn't realize that Earth was part of this universe, but that trivia about stretching earth's history over a single day isn't quite right. Earth has existed roughly 4.5 billion years as opposed to 4 billion years, and that two minutes Millar referenced is roughly when mammals appeared, give or take. Homo Sapiens would exist less than four seconds to midnight and Homo Sapiens Sapiens would appear even closer to midnight than that. Maybe it's a typo and is supposed to say two seconds to midnight as opposed to two mi more
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5.0
So this uninspired series crawls to its predictable conclusion. Apart from the art, it was completely uninspired. It's as though the wtiter put it together in 10 minutes. The 'critic reviews' are deeply suspect.
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