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Black Science #1 (2013)

by Rick Remender(Favorite Author)

3.98 of 5 Votes: 1

languge

English

genre

Science Fiction

publisher

Image Comics

series

Black Science

review 1: Finished this last weekend and was pleasantly surprised. The story is the basic travelling between dimensions with a darker twist. The world that the team travel to were great and weird. The story moved along well and i was interesting in were it was going. There were also a few surprise twists. So all in all i was happy with this one and will definitely check out the next copy. Recommend this one.
review 2: It took a special promo by Image Comics for me to try their digital comics storefront. It was hard to resist when Image was offering the first issues of their 2013 titles for free; especially since some of those title were some of the most acclaimed comics last year. It was a pretty sweet deal, since they offered their comics DRM freeas and in the PDF, ePub... more, CBR and CBZ formats. However, because the site wasn't prepared to serve all those customers going for the free books, I was only able to get two. Luckily, one of those was Black Science by Rick Remender.Remender mines the science gone wrong lode here, although with the pulp science sensibilities of his Fear Agent work. I have the greatest respect for Remender and his work, his Uncanny X-Force would always be one of my all-time favorite comic book runs and he's currently killing it monthly in Uncanny Avengers. I hope he takes it in good stride when I describe his work as "Hickmanesque". It has mad science, alien worlds, alternate dimensions and family. Almost like Hickman's Fantastic Four/FF run through Remender's eyes and Matteo Scalera's lines and Dean White's palette. In short, it something up my alley.A promising first issue and I certainly would be looking for subsequent releases. less

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