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A review by mashara
Nemesis by Mark Millar, Steve McNiven
2.0
Wow. So many twisty turny twists and turns!
To build interesting mystery is not enough to just drop "suprises" every single page. It also has to make some sense, the idea is that it leaves you thinking how did I not knew that? I would advice Mr Miller to re-read Morrison's New X-Men's Xorn saga. What is amazing is that reading it back you cannot believe you didn't figure it out, the clues where there, it's not cheap-out-of-my-ass for the sole sake of shocking you.
The only thing surprising about this book is that Nemesis massive ego-induced cape didn't get caught in the back wheel of that ridiculous bike.
To build interesting mystery is not enough to just drop "suprises" every single page. It also has to make some sense, the idea is that it leaves you thinking how did I not knew that? I would advice Mr Miller to re-read Morrison's New X-Men's Xorn saga. What is amazing is that reading it back you cannot believe you didn't figure it out, the clues where there, it's not cheap-out-of-my-ass for the sole sake of shocking you.
The only thing surprising about this book is that Nemesis massive ego-induced cape didn't get caught in the back wheel of that ridiculous bike.