A review by papablues050164
Cosmic Odyssey by Steve Oliff, Mike Mignola, Robert Greenberger, Jim Starlin, Carlos Garzon
3.0
Meh.
They have one of these every year. Another overwhelming cosmic force has to learn the error of its ways. On the grand scale of things its passable entertainment, not as memorable as what Starlin would do with the Infinity Gauntlet three years later, or even Batman: A Death in the Family which ran concurrently with Cosmic Odyssey.
The best parts are the small ones; Batman's interactions with Forager, which made his sacrifice all the more painful, and the moral abyss John Stewart tumbles into after his arrogance leads to the destruction of an entire world.
Well, fans always say Thanos and Darkseid are similar-looking villians, and now Starlin has written for both of them.
They have one of these every year. Another overwhelming cosmic force has to learn the error of its ways. On the grand scale of things its passable entertainment, not as memorable as what Starlin would do with the Infinity Gauntlet three years later, or even Batman: A Death in the Family which ran concurrently with Cosmic Odyssey.
The best parts are the small ones; Batman's interactions with Forager, which made his sacrifice all the more painful, and the moral abyss John Stewart tumbles into after his arrogance leads to the destruction of an entire world.
Well, fans always say Thanos and Darkseid are similar-looking villians, and now Starlin has written for both of them.