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It's fun and fast, based more in being excited when Hank McCoy shows up and kisses Wonder Man in the foyer, or the news asks Iron Man if he's a religious bigot for following a villain back to a church, than it sustains any real action bits. There are action bits, and some are pretty good, but it's soap opera where someone has to remember there needs to be punches and 'splosions eventually or we'd never leave the cafe table where X is cheating on Y with Z whose mysterious undead brother is betraying A who is secretly a split personality of Y.
I do like that Perez is one of those comics artists who has his figures act. People sit differently, they have expressions all the time, gestures, focuses... that's weirdly rare in comics.
But, really, I think it's just the homey feeling that's drawing me in tonight. |
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