Heroes for Hire #5
Heroes for Hire » Heroes for Hire #5 - Slay Misty for Me released by Marvel on June 2011.
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5 (0) 4 (0) 3 (2) 2 (2) 1 (0) 2.8 starsAverage score of 4 user reviews
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Could have been awesome, instead just very good 0
After the first three issues of this new series I seriously had high expectations for this first story arc. Brad Walker's art took a little getting used to, but once I did I thought it was brilliant. And the writing has been tremendous throughout. But these last two issues (4 and 5) have just taken their foot off the gas a little and for me it's because of the art. Robert Atkins' art is just not strong enough for the material here, not nearly dark, dense and sharp as Walker. Sorry, but that's ho...
1 out of 3 found this review helpful. -
Heroes for Hire #5 Review 0
Misty Knight has awakened from her coma faced with confronting the Puppet Master and a mind-controller Punisher! Can Paladin and Iron Fist save her in time? The Good This issue features nearly everyone from the opening issues of the series as they all converge on Misty and this opening story arc comes to an end. This issue also ties up all the loose strings of the first four issues and establishes a larger problem at work behind the scenes pulling Puppet Master’s strings and paving the way for...
4 out of 5 found this review helpful. -
What The Hell Happened? 0
Cover: Not the best in the series, but not the worst. Nice backdrop of puppet master there and nice use of colors. Pretty fitting to the interior content, just wish we could've seen Punisher in the cover. The Good: Resolution is always good, and while not all the questions are answered here, it certainly gives us some light on some of the material in previous issues. I like that now that this is finally over, we can move on to another arc that's hopefully better and that actually needed t...
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I Love Control 1
The curtains are finaly down and Misty Knight now must confront the man behind her induced comma and the one who were running all the heroes using her voice to elude them, but before she must not be killed by the Punisher - this was a fantastic first arc story and it´s a pity that in the conclusion the creative team changed - I really don´t know who benefits in this change, because Robert Atkins is no Brad Walker, so he left plenty to desire here - I didn´t like his faces, the bodies, I really w...
2 out of 2 found this review helpful.
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