REVIEW: The Multiversity #1

REVIEW: The Multiversity #1

Mysterious monsters threaten the existence of all creation, requiring heroes from a multitude of earths in different universes to team up together to stop the menace before it annihilates all in existence. Sounds like classic Morrison, but was it really as good as the hype? Hit the jump for the full review!

Review Opinion
By MichaelCantrell - Aug 25, 2014 02:08 PM EST
Filed Under: DC Comics
Source: MetaComix


Writer: Grant Morrison


Artist: Ivan Reis


Colorist: Nei Ruffino


Publication Date: Aug 20, 2014


Summary


Mysterious monsters threaten the existence of all creation, requiring heroes from a multitude of earths in different universes to team up together to stop the menace before it annihilates all in existence.


What I Liked


✔Very sci-fi feel, something similar in tone to Jonathan Hickman's work

✔Loved the idea of comics being a window into different realities and universes

✔Interesting characters

✔Good line work and rich colors

✔Decent dialogue


What I Didn’t Like


✘Typical Morrison plot, which means it was confusing and tough to read

✘Requires several rereads so its time consuming

✘Plot was scattered

✘The issue was busy, but nothing really happened

✘Poked fun of Marvel characters, didn't bother me but might bother some die-hard fans



Score   5/10


About The Author:
MichaelCantrell
Member Since 6/2/2014
I’m a huge film nerd who loves the art of storytelling, no matter what medium it comes in, whether movies, comics, novels, or short stories.

I’ve been blogging professionally for ten years and I’m currently working on some comics and novels of my own.
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