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A review by erica_o
Civil War: Fantastic Four by J Michael Straczynski
2.0
Fantastic Four has never been my thing. I didn't realize they're older than I am until I read the anniversary story at the end of this collection. I guess I've disliked them as long as I've been alive. Who knew?
Civil War has also never been my thing. I was hoping we could avoid it in the movie universe but, as you know, we can't because that's the next movie...coming up in just a couple of months, as a matter of fact.
*sigh*
Alright, to be fair, I like the ethical dilemma that makes up the Civil War storyline, I just don't like how it goes on and on and on and onnnn for yeeeaaaars which, yeah, that's what wars do but I get so tired of reading the same angst over and over with no real new stories or perspectives.
This is why people like Wanda M. go nuts.
Just sayin'
So, yeah, more of the same and with some of my least favorite characters. Commence the rolling of the eyes.
But! You know who shows up in the back of this book?
Joe Quesadaaaaa! *shakee shakee shakee*
Gah, I love that more than anything.
Civil War has also never been my thing. I was hoping we could avoid it in the movie universe but, as you know, we can't because that's the next movie...coming up in just a couple of months, as a matter of fact.
*sigh*
Alright, to be fair, I like the ethical dilemma that makes up the Civil War storyline, I just don't like how it goes on and on and on and onnnn for yeeeaaaars which, yeah, that's what wars do but I get so tired of reading the same angst over and over with no real new stories or perspectives.
This is why people like Wanda M. go nuts.
Just sayin'
So, yeah, more of the same and with some of my least favorite characters. Commence the rolling of the eyes.
But! You know who shows up in the back of this book?
Joe Quesadaaaaa! *shakee shakee shakee*
Gah, I love that more than anything.