Secret wars. Marvel super heroes

What can I say about old comics? They tend not to be that good and the dialogue is wooden at best. Secret Wars is no exception. I read an article describing it as the sort of story a kid would come up with while playing with his toys and I have to agree. Just in case anyone isn't sure what to think a Leggi tutto

Let them fight! This TPB edition collects “Secret Wars” (1984-85) #1-12, plus excerpts from “Amazing Spider-Man” #251, “Uncanny X-Men” #180, “Incredible Hulk” #294, “Invincible Iron Man” #181, “The Thing” #10, “Fantastic Four” #265, “Thor” #341 and “Avengers” #242 (which was the same excerpt orig Leggi tutto

I was so excited to read this event! Not only was it history making but it also means I’m really getting through my list of comics. I sort of guessed this event wouldn’t be quite so action packed as one might expect from a comic event. It was the 80s and they loved their exposition after all. Even t Leggi tutto

Yes it's badly written, if you're being objective and all, but so very much fun. Even though the 80s were when literary superhero comics started to take off, the original Secret Wars is just plain dumb fun. It's a little bit interesting in the science fiction sense, the power of the Beyonder and Dr. Leggi tutto

I was worried about reading the Secret Wars again after all these years. Would my rereading destroy its mystique? Would it turn out to be unqualified crap? Would it hurt my love of Marvel? Would it taint other memories of other comics from the same period? Despite my fears, I was compelled to try it Leggi tutto

This was a wordy read. Like wow so much text. But I won't deny its one of the best reads I have had this year! the premise is simple: Heroes and battles from across earth are transported to Battleworld and there they have to fight each other on the Beyonder's request/order and they do and we see new v Leggi tutto

I was fourteen before I decided comics were cool, so I was kind of a late bloomer. SECRET WARS #1 was the very first comic book I ever bought, and I was an avid comic book reader for the next fifteen years. One day in early June, being out of school for the summer, I happened to walk by the magazine Leggi tutto

Although the 1st ever multi-title crossover was created for merchandising… it at least gave us, a most glorious Dr Doom plot, the almost ridiculous The Beyonder, Spider-man's 'black costume', a new Spider-Woman, and most of all, at the time, forced us to read other comics! 4 out of 12.