Loners #1

CRITIC REVIEWS

• 8.0

  Comics Bulletin - Tobey Cook

  Apr 15, 2007

  This book is a fantastic read, and a definite diversion from the mess of Civil War. Theres a brief reference to it here, but thats mainly out of minor necessity given the new status quo of the Marvel Universe. If youre looking for something in the vein of Runaways thats a good, fun team book, this is definitely for you. Read Full Review

• 8.0

  Comics Bulletin - Matthew McLean

  Apr 15, 2007

  This is all tied together quite nicely with an alcoholic anonymous type meeting which is stitched with the modern lingo of addicts. Even when a few members of The Loners fall off the wagon, they do it with that long used tool of addicts everywhere: rationalization. I swear to God, Im only gonna use my powers of super-whatever this one last time for the good of mankind, et cetera, et cetera. Hopefully, for us this wont be the last time for The Loners. Good, super-junkie fun. Read Full Review

• 7.0

  Comics Bulletin - Michael Deeley

  Apr 15, 2007

  Ill be sticking around for a few more issues to see where the series is going. And to see the arrival of Penance from Generation X. I dont care what Marvel calls her; shell always be Penance. That guy who used to be Speedball is Whiny Boy. Read Full Review

• 6.0

  Comics Bulletin - Luke Handley

  Apr 15, 2007

  This series gathers together an interesting group of heroes trying to kick the habit. But some of them are starting to realise that one cant give up helping people in need that easily if you have the power to do so. Though Ill be coming back next month, I hope this will be more than just heroes taking down drug runners. Read Full Review