It's my first full-fledged superhero work, it's out today and I'm anxious to hear what people think.
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Once again: fantastic work. You sold me on a character I'd previously thought intensely lame.
Great condensed storytelling. When I finished that issue I went back and counted how many pages there were in the issue, and was absolutely AMAZED when it was the normal 22. The issue felt like a 40 page epic. Great characters, great action (none of it on screen! brilliant!).
One of the most satisfyingly complete one issue stories I've read in a long time.
Kudos once again.
As I posted in the SCALPED director's commentary -- this issue was awesome. The scene with the reveal of "three hours later" was so insanely cool -- it blew me away. I definitely want to see it as an ongoing.
Looking forward to your Wolverine.
Thanks, guys.
Here are a few other people who liked the book:
Silver Bullet Comics
Comic Vine
ComicNewsi
And here's my favorite bad review. I think I'm accurately quoting the guy when I saw he "wanted to throw shit at the book like a monkey":
This Week In Comics
Regarding "This Week In Comics" Review --
Hmm... seems like he was going to hate the issue no matter what was in it. His animosity was definitely directed at the Ripclaw character more than the book itself. I wasn't familiar with Ripclaw, and you got me interested.
Have you read or seen any of the other Pilot Season scripts (or issues), or is that something creators don't really do?
No, I haven't seen any of the other Pilot Season books. I'm looking forward to them though.
Couple more good reviews:
PopCultureShock
Between the Staples
Another negative review:
http://comicpants.com/?p=1987
It’s just that in every way, it’s been done before. Even Aaron’s usually distinctive dialogue is watered-down action movie cliche, and thanks to a writing gimmick where all the action takes place off-panel and we only see the fallout, it’s like we got the weaknesses of that subgenre without any of the strengths. If you don’t mind the familiarity, the book has solid enough writing and art, but there’s nothing to make it stand out, which is presumably the goal of any pilot or first issue.
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