A review by joshgauthier
Vision, Volume 2: Little Better Than a Beast by Tom King
5.0
Wow.
This hurt to read, in a heart-wrenching type of way. It's dark and philosophical and complex and engaging and works as an excellent follow-up to the first volme.
The first issue apparently dealt a lot with past Marvel events and was a little harder to follow. I haven't read much else about Vision and Scarlett Witch, and it's honestly been too long since read volume 1 of this series. That being said, the series is good at explaining what matters and getting to the story at hand.
And the story at hand is the continued efforts of Vision and is family to be "normal" and have a quiet life despite the mistakes that haunt them. But the situation is stacked against them, and the emotions run high throughout this excellent wrap-up to a unique and gripping story.
This hurt to read, in a heart-wrenching type of way. It's dark and philosophical and complex and engaging and works as an excellent follow-up to the first volme.
The first issue apparently dealt a lot with past Marvel events and was a little harder to follow. I haven't read much else about Vision and Scarlett Witch, and it's honestly been too long since read volume 1 of this series. That being said, the series is good at explaining what matters and getting to the story at hand.
And the story at hand is the continued efforts of Vision and is family to be "normal" and have a quiet life despite the mistakes that haunt them. But the situation is stacked against them, and the emotions run high throughout this excellent wrap-up to a unique and gripping story.