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Artist John Yurcaba provides the art of cover A. It features an interesting use of negative space in order to
Read moreArtist John Yurcaba provides the art of cover A. It features an interesting use of negative space in order to
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Read moreSpider-Man: Life Story (2019) and Fantastic Four: Life Story (2021-2022) are two series of comic books from Marvel. Due to
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Read moreWriter/artist Simon Roy and writer/artist Damon Gentry are the main creators of this work. (Though it is unclear who does
Read moreWriter/co-creator Jon Parrish creates a very strong script. There is a great balance between leading the readers through set-up and
Read moreWriter Erik Burnham creates a strong script for this issue. The biggest strengths are the dialogue and characterization. Both result
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Read moreWriter Matt Fraction creates an essay for the back matter that is more straightforward than the story. However, it is
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Read moreWriter Patrick Kindlon greatly expands the trouble the main character faces after the events of the main series. Kindlon also
Read moreThe design of cover A by artist John Jennings resembles that of ancient cave paintings. Though it still has modern sensibilities
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Read moreWriters Sam Maggs, David Mariotte, and Nick Marino all create competent scripts. However, they all feel like they are alternate
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Read moreWriter Erik Burnham creates a script that is mostly good. However, the final pages speed things up too much regarding
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Read moreWriter Stu Perrins creates a serviceable script. It has the strength of a lot of set-up to establish the world
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Read moreWriter Erik Burnham uses a great premise to speed up the over-arcing plot. Burnham arguably also does a good job
Read moreA lighting design by designer Coralie Beauchamp is on display in certain pages of this issue. Yet, for some reason
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Read moreWriter Erik Burnham, artist Josh Burcham, and letterer Jake M. Wood create a narrative that ranges in quality. One of
Read moreThis issue has another wraparound cover. However, this cover is not as nice looking as the previous ones in this
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Read moreThe main story is by writers Kyle Higgins and Joe Clark, and the back-up is by writer Jana Tropper. All
Read moreWriter Patrick Kindlon does a mostly great job at moving the narrative forward. Yet, the settings remaining the same for
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