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HEROIC AGE ONE MONTH TO LIVE #3 (OF 5)
WHAT WOULD YOU DO WITH ONE MONTH TO CHANGE THE WORLD?
An all-star creative roster brings you a weekly Marvel event! Featuring Spider-Man, the Fantastic Four and the Avengers! In a world of unlikely heroes, Dennis Sykes is about to become Marvel’s unlikeliest. Banker by day, struggling parent by night – and unhappy about it all. But when a tragic turn of events gives Dennis a 30 day death sentence, he discovers his accident comes with super-powers. And as the weeks in Dennis’ life tick down, he sets out to leave a mark one way or the other – – even if he has to go through Spider-Man, the Fantastic Four and the Avengers to do it. Everyone is the hero of their own story…but not every hero is a good guy.
WRITER: STUART MOOREPENCILS: SHANE WHITE
COVER BY: MIKE DEL MUNDO
Price: $2.99
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| Bassoonjedi | 09/17/10 | Yes | Read Review |
| akamuu | 09/15/10 | No | Read Review |
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loving this weekly format. this is going to make a nice hardcover to give to some of my casual comic fan friends for christmas
Still haven’t had a chance to pick up 2 but I’m commited to the event.
Great use of the weekly format.
i LOVED issue 1, i thought 2 fell off a bit, but i love this publishing format for a mini
Another brilliant issue, I loved the pencils but I feel the colors were off, may have looked better on newsprint, but the Kirby influence was tons of fun
I agree this is a great use of the weekly format and this is the strongest issue so far. The silver age tone is just right for the poignancy of the tale – and the art is miles better this issue than last.
Am I the only person who really liked the colors? I thought they were amazing!
@Myncy I also really enjoyed the colors and the art for this issue
@myncy looking at it again I think my complant is definitely more about the paper than the coloring