rltinha's review against another edition
3.0
Enquanto fangirl do Kindt, esperava bem melhor. Ainda assim, não desgostei totalmente.
crookedtreehouse's review against another edition
3.0
Unity is, essentially, Valiant's answer to The Avengers. Some of their best superheroes (and a supervillain) teamed up for volume one, and now the supervillain has been replaced with, well, the villain from the last volume.
It's a pleasing development, and the introduction of a new, herefore unseen villain in the Valiant universe is very welcome. I'm very excited to see where this team's story is going next.
It's a pleasing development, and the introduction of a new, herefore unseen villain in the Valiant universe is very welcome. I'm very excited to see where this team's story is going next.
carroq's review against another edition
4.0
This book is a little bit of a challenge to review because it's a little different from other Valiant books. For a second volume, it has one less issue than most. On top of that, one of the issues is a reprint from another series featuring the first appearance of Ninjak. I decided to give this book a pass on these two points. The reprint issue was disappointing to see, but it is so enjoyable and readers that haven't picked up any of the X-O Manowar books might appreciate seeing more of these characters in a slightly different context.
The main story centers around Dr. Silk, who specializes in cloning and more specifically transferring the mind between bodies. He is a pretty dark character who has been around for a long time. It is refreshing to see another antagonist in the Valiant stories since so much has been piled on Toyo Harada.
Altogether, I enjoyed this story. It gives more of the team dynamic for the hero characters. I like how they get pulled into Silk's story and deal with him. An extra issue wouldn't have necessarily been a benefit to the story. Solid character art throughout.
The main story centers around Dr. Silk, who specializes in cloning and more specifically transferring the mind between bodies. He is a pretty dark character who has been around for a long time. It is refreshing to see another antagonist in the Valiant stories since so much has been piled on Toyo Harada.
Altogether, I enjoyed this story. It gives more of the team dynamic for the hero characters. I like how they get pulled into Silk's story and deal with him. An extra issue wouldn't have necessarily been a benefit to the story. Solid character art throughout.
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