Review-a-Day #3: Marvel 1602

    POSTED BY Alex Zalben, 16 May 2008


    Review-a-Day #3: Marvel 1602 from Alexander Zalben on Vimeo.

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    • a moore (guest) wrote on May 17, 2:10 am

      i had no idea that gaiman wrote that... mm, i have a bad feeling that this new segmant is going to result in lots of money being spent.

      3 down, 362 to go!

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    • Andy (guest) wrote on May 17, 9:43 am

      I think that 1602 definetly got a bad rap. Yeah the ending wasn't the best, but its just fun to see all those analogues of characters we love. The political side of the story itself was a marvel to behold. Plus I think that Doc Strange = Sir Thomas Moore is hilarious. Plus the art is just beautiful.

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    • TheNextChampion (guest) wrote on May 17, 10:01 pm

      I picked 1602 up recently and....it bored me to tears! It is interesting to see these modern characters in a puritan world...But it just feels like one of those 'Hey what happen if we put our characters in this situation?'

      The ending was just plain confusing and stupid...if I wanted a cosmic ending then I would've read a Jack Kirby book. There was no reason, for me anyways, to go to a 1600 style Marvel book into a time/space sci-fi adventure at the end. It is written well, but it is just another line of 'why is Neil Giaman considered so great?' arguement.

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    • Andy (guest) wrote in reply on May 17, 10:11 pm

      "but it is just another line of 'why is Neil Giaman considered so great?' arguement."

      ...seriously?

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    • TheNextChampion (guest) wrote in reply on May 17, 11:16 pm

      Seriously....

      Other then 'Sandman', I dont really see why people love so much of his works...He's just another sci-fi writer to me.

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