Firestorm #28
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| Writer | Stuart Moore |
| Artist | Jamal Igle |
Firestorm investigates his girlfriend Gehenna's mysterious past and finds a new nuclear-powered menace as his family life turns to chaos!
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Comics Bulletin - Caryn A. Tate
Aug 14, 2006I will be willing to read another issue of the book, in the hopes that it will become more interesting to me once I get to know the characters. Its just unfortunate that its not necessarily easy to jump on any issue and understand, for the most part at least, what that hero is all about. This is something at which I believe older comics did a better job, typically, than modern comics. They didnt take readership for granted nearly as much, and assumed that all readers, new or old, would be able to read each issue and comprehend what was happening. Hopefully more modern comics will begin to take this into consideration again, because otherwise, how can the industry expect more new readers to begin buying comics on a regular basis? Read Full Review
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