A review by eatingfiction
Winter Soldier: The Bitter March by Rick Remender
4.0
Honestly, I'm pretty surprised how much I enjoyed this comic.
Bucky is one of my favourite characters in the MCU, but this is my first time seeing him in comic form. Turns out, this doesn't really focus on him at all. He's there, and he's an integeral part of the plot, but he isn't leading the plot. I was a bit annoyed, but in the end, I think this turned out for the best.
I enjoyed the story arc overall, and the individual character arcs. Bucky's was tragic and heroic and everything I wanted - besides the limited time spent with him.
A highlight was the villain, who I won't spoil, as I think discovering him and what he can do as the story unfolds makes for a more suspenseful read. This villain was just so creepy, I loved it.
The lead character was rather dull, but his arc and where the story brought him was fascinating, definitely left me wanting more.
Overall, had a great time reading this, from start to finish. Highly recommend to any Winter Soldier fan!
Bucky is one of my favourite characters in the MCU, but this is my first time seeing him in comic form. Turns out, this doesn't really focus on him at all. He's there, and he's an integeral part of the plot, but he isn't leading the plot. I was a bit annoyed, but in the end, I think this turned out for the best.
I enjoyed the story arc overall, and the individual character arcs. Bucky's was tragic and heroic and everything I wanted - besides the limited time spent with him.
A highlight was the villain, who I won't spoil, as I think discovering him and what he can do as the story unfolds makes for a more suspenseful read. This villain was just so creepy, I loved it.
The lead character was rather dull, but his arc and where the story brought him was fascinating, definitely left me wanting more.
Overall, had a great time reading this, from start to finish. Highly recommend to any Winter Soldier fan!