Re-Reading Psi-Lords #1
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Re-Reading Psi-Lords #1

Thoughts?
Like Elveen said, a basically good concept, terribly over-worked.
See beside that, and the series is a good enough read. Bedard is a solid story-teller and plants the book well in the universe.
This issue however is just telling us everything about the Psi-lords. And a few pages setting up something real for the next issue, with a "to be continued"-feeling.
The art is rather neutral.
As all Valiant Vision books, the coloring suffer.
The concept, art and coloring together help give an unfortunate cartoony feeling.
As the issue is rather neutral, I'll give a neutral vote. 3/5.
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See beside that, and the series is a good enough read. Bedard is a solid story-teller and plants the book well in the universe.
This issue however is just telling us everything about the Psi-lords. And a few pages setting up something real for the next issue, with a "to be continued"-feeling.
The art is rather neutral.
As all Valiant Vision books, the coloring suffer.
The concept, art and coloring together help give an unfortunate cartoony feeling.
As the issue is rather neutral, I'll give a neutral vote. 3/5.
/Magnus
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Elveen wrote:Homestly, I started the series a while back..... quickly stopped it.
I like part of the concept, the Hard Corps leave Earth (Rai #0, I like this part) but they become.....
The Doodlebops? Strange, and not in a good way.

