Review by jgkeely - The Invisibles, Vol. 3: Entropy in the U.K.

A review by jgkeely
The Invisibles, Vol. 3: Entropy in the U.K. by Mark Buckingham, Steve Yeowell, Grant Morrison, Paul Johnson, Dick Giordano, John Stokes, Mark Pennington, Phil Jimenez, Tommy Lee Edwards

2.0

In his odd compulsion to combine as many odd and unrelated conspiracy and magical concepts into one story, Morrison develops a peculiar flaw. It made me recall a a humorous article I read some time ago about how ridiculous sci fi explanations seem when placed in a normal situation. Morrison's magical world ends up feeling like another terribly complex sci fi story where all the characters walk around discussing the marvel of what's going on around them in unnatural detail.

I'll be spreading my critiques throughout the series I guess, that's enough for this one.

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A review by jgkeely The Invisibles, Vol. 3: Entropy in the U.K. by Mark Buckingham, Steve Yeowell, Grant Morrison, Paul Johnson, Dick Giordano, John Stokes, Mark Pennington, Phil Jimenez, Tommy Lee Edwards

A review by jgkeely
The Invisibles, Vol. 3: Entropy in the U.K. by Mark Buckingham, Steve Yeowell, Grant Morrison, Paul Johnson, Dick Giordano, John Stokes, Mark Pennington, Phil Jimenez, Tommy Lee Edwards