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Post by Elliot Kane on Mar 19, 2007 19:08:41 GMT
Well, this has to be the most unusual series from Marvel in a long time - and one of the best, too. Loving it, so far  |
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Post by Gray Lensman on Mar 19, 2007 19:45:16 GMT
Nobody writes Baron Zemo quite like Nicieza, it must be said. It's rather a good comic so far. The ending of the last issue didn't quite surprise me... something felt off to me about Voelker to start with. But Zemo's journey into his family history and trying to put things "as they should be" is an interesting one, and sheds a lot of light on Zemo's past. I also like the moral dilemmas that Fabian is building around Zemo's lineage, and that he's showing us why the Zemos are so ruthless and flawed. It's a good series, and Zemo is a strong and compelling character to me. I'd favor an ongoing. |
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Post by Elliot Kane on Apr 16, 2007 14:53:46 GMT
This is utter brilliance. Easily one ofthe best minis out there right now. Just read #3 and loved it |
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Post by Gray Lensman on Apr 16, 2007 20:19:11 GMT
I'd really like to see more Zemo, if the quality remains at this level. Zemo vs. Union Jack was really good, I thought, and I like the exploration of WW1 Zemo. I'm really interested in the conclusion, and Helmut's meeting with his father. I'm also kind of hoping for a Cap appearance next issue too. |
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Post by Elliot Kane on Apr 16, 2007 20:29:14 GMT
I like that the Zemos come across as real, believable people. It's a very credible look at one family's fortunes down the ages. Some are good, some are bad, but they all have a sense of humanity. It's great writing.
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Post by Elliot Kane on May 14, 2007 21:00:17 GMT
Absolutely fascinating ending... Sets up the status quo for the current incarnation of Zemo very well, and getshim ready for further adventures... Which I really hope Nicieza gets to tell. Overall, a unique & interesting title, the likes of which are rare in the extreme. I thoroughly enjoyed it |
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