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Post by magnusr »

slym2none wrote:Heh - any "The Hobbit" fan would/should know that. Remember Beorn, the huge man who could turn into a grizzly?

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Tolkien was a master of references like that.

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Tim Truman made that book. Without him, Turok really would have sucked.

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Post by Schmakt »

I enjoyed it after they went back to the Lost Land as well...

I liked the character when he first showed up in Mags 12 too tho, and I thought they did a pretty neat job of using him during Unity.

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dellamorte wrote:Turok got interesting with the reintro of the lost land. When Truman and Rags got going with issue #24 I think the book became one of Valiants best at the time. Now before it was a roller coaster of good and bad.
This is a good evaluation of the Valiant run on Turok. :thumb:

With the outstanding intro in Magnus 12 we were left expecting so much out of his upcoming series. Even though it wasn't bad, expectations were so high it was still a let-down. I think those same high expectations plagued the company "across the board" until the very end. :|

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Post by Sect »

his stuff wasn't too bad.

i could read from beginning to the end and i didn't have a problem

don't get me wrong, i wasn't thrilled to read it, nor I would imagine it woudl be a monthly book that I had to get.

but at least it was more readable than x-o or even EW at the end...


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