Superior #3

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Millar and Innocence In the Same Sentence? I'm Impressed 0

Superior #3 by the_mighty_monarch on December 26, 2010

The Good: While each new Millarworld title has been less and less plausible, they all manage to capture that spark of 'realism.' Essentially, what would happen if Superheroes and/or Supervillains existed in the REAL world. Never before have I seen a comic that so captures such a realistic reaction to the emergence of superheroes. And Millar has done it 3 times now. After testing out his powers, 'Superior' goes on a worldwide hero spree, and the news captures every bit of it. The public's reactio...

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Dun-dun-duuuuuuuun! 0

Superior #3 by visibleducts on December 25, 2010

I remember when the first issue of Superior came out. I excitedly bought it and read it when I got home. It was good...but not great. Second issue came out, it was better, but it still felt like Millar was .. getting boring. But, I won't give up on a comic after two issues. One or two more issues would help me decide if I should keep this on my pull list. So issue 3.  A lot better. I enjoyed the way Millar told the story. I enjoyed the story. It felt like the comic was getting on track. The art ...

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Adventures 0

Superior #3 by dark_noldor on June 09, 2011

Simon is living up to the most with his new condition, saving people everywhere from all kinds of trouble - that´s when you see how oiled and harmonic a creative team is, it´s time like these that a writer - such as Millar - knows how to pass the ball to the artist - Leinil - in order to maximize the potential of the writing and Leinil really nailed in this issue, I dare say this was the best work of him so far (and I´m a huge fan of his work back in the X-Men) - Leinil pencils a large variety o...

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