Flashpoint: Lois Lane and the Resistance #2
Flashpoint: Lois Lane and the Resistance » Flashpoint: Lois Lane and the Resistance #2 - Live and Exclusive released by DC Comics on September 2011.
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Very Short Review Flashpoint Lois Lane 2 1
Lois is heading to meet the Resistance. That simple fact you already know from the cover is 80% of the story in this comic book. The Good: To be earnest: Nothing.The Bad: As you might guessed above the story is so lame and bad written. All characters talk nonsense all the time, you can even stop reading and just watch the drawings, then you'll got 99% of the whole story. Its really a mess. Verdict: Please don't buy it! Publishers got to learn how to make good comic books!Summary for those wh...
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The circus is in town, Piccadilly Circus that is 3
I really liked the first issue of this three part miniseries. I thought the concept behind it was interesting, being a resistance fighter in a dystopian world. This issue however shows that the concept while being novel can quite as easily just descend back into a fairly formulaic story. It is not that there is anything really wrong with this issue, it is in fact a decent amount of fun with some good plot developments, its just that it is pretty stereotypical for a team book. The team comes ...
7 out of 8 found this review helpful. -
Apparently Flashpoint Lois Is Not a Strong Female Character. 2
Those who were interested in the concept of Lois Lane as a main character and active participant in the resistance against the Amazons occupation of the United Kingdom are in for severe disappointment, because that is just not this book. Dan Abnett and Andy Lanning seem to have decided that Lois isn't interesting enough to be a main character, and this book quickly becomes Grifter and the Resistance. Lois Lane is a piece of baggage that gets carried around this issue. There is really no charact...
3 out of 3 found this review helpful. -
A giant step up in quality from the first issue... 2
Consider me surprised! The first issue of "Flashpoint Lois Lane and the Resistance" toyed with some good ideas but overall was a muddled mess. In fact I had no interest in continuing this tie-in series. It wasn't until I saw Eddie Nunez's cool cover featuring Grifter that I decided to give it another chance. I'm really glad I did. Talk about a huge shift in quality. Dan Abnett and Andy Lanning tried to set things up in issue #1 but the result was a rushed and disjointed story that didn't feel ...
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I regret picking up this issue! 0
Ok so this issue was definitely more focused on Grifter and how he became part of the Resistance. So this issue doesn’t continue right away from last issue. We start out with the Resistance fighting the Amazon Furies. The Resistance consists of: Grifter, Godiva, Canterbury Cricket, Etrigan, and Hyde. The Resistance wins the fight. Lois soon meets up with them after Penny was captured from last issue. Grifter then tells the story of when he met Penny and she wore this suit called Britania. They ...
1 out of 1 found this review helpful.
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