Zer0_DOTA's Profile

A beautiful piece of work by the artist, but the storyline feels rather bland and simplistic. In many aspects, the story could have been developed more deeply.

Trash. Incompetent. Pointless. Untalented.

A solid start to the series. Great stuff for true fans.

Gaiman's genius is writing so abstractly that following the author's thoughts can be as difficult as grasping the essence of the story itself.

Despite the simplicity of the script, the series is surprisingly easy-to-read and exciting. At least at the beginning.

This series was advertised to me as a complete crap, not worth reading. But in reality it turned out to be a pretty good, mocking-trash-action with a break in the fourth wall and a lot of blood.

Neil Gaiman described the first volume as "clunky" and "awkward." I agree. But the seeds have been sown. Let's see what happens next.

I went into the New 52 Wonder Woman thinking I was getting something on the level of Kenneth Branagh's Thor, but getting Wrath of the Titans instead was a big surprise.

One of the most beautiful and well written series I've ever read.

An entertaining opening that combines a political thriller and an action movie. What is it like to be the leader of the most technologically advanced country in the world? This is the question that Ta-Nehisi Coates explores. Although the scriptwriter lacks experience and sophistication, the author's debut is clearly a success.

A solid alternative superhero series. Not as brutally bloody as The Boys, but much more down-to-earth, with imperfect heroes at the point-center, but people like us, who often make mistakes and are subject to human vices.

An interesting comic from the point of view of the general plot, but insanely suffering from the script. The action is extremely abrupt, the characters communicate very strangely within the given situations, constantly and abruptly switching to abstract scenes, and the artists sometimes draw in such a way that the narrative completely breaks down.

An overly drawn-out plot, not without frankly silly script decisions.

I'll never stop wondering how great Jeph Loeb and Tim Sale are able to feel the characters and really tell melancholy-tragic stories about them.