 Uber #3 war crimes cover $5.99 Quantity
VERY FINE/NEAR MINT
(W) Kieron Gillen (A) Canaan White War Crimes Cover KIERON GILLEN's Uber is winning legions of fans with its unique mix of reality based events and staggeringly brutal superhuman violence. The race is on for the allies to obtain their own super powered soldiers. But the insanity brewing under Hitler's leadership has the Third Reich striking back, determined that if they can't win the war, they can at least bring everyone down with them. And his first Uber led strike will lay Paris to waste. Available with Regular or Wraparound cover by Caanan White, Propaganda Poster cover by Michael Dipascale, and a special Blitzkrieg Incentive cover by Caanan White Date Available: 09/25/2013
BONUS REVIEW by John "Doc" Schaefer
 Again, Avatar keeps a tight reign on the gore and violence. I actually though it was all over when page one was a full page shot of Hitler with a gun in his mouth. But writer Kieron Gillen keeps the alternate universe-like storyline fresh and interesting. The supermen and women of the third reich have given Hitler new hope even though all sides are hitting rock bottom. But the Allies have hope in the form of a long thought lost agent behind enemy lines. Fresh hope against overwhelming despair told in a realistic style. Uber manages to overwhelm the odds against it for another issue. I give it 8 out of 10 Grahams VERY FINE/NEAR MINT
(W) Kieron Gillen (A) Canaan White War Crimes Cover KIERON GILLEN's Uber is winning legions of fans with its unique mix of reality based events and staggeringly brutal superhuman violence. The race is on for the allies to obtain their own super powered soldiers. But the insanity brewing under Hitler's leadership has the Third Reich striking back, determined that if they can't win the war, they can at least bring everyone down with them. And his first Uber led strike will lay Paris to waste. Available with Regular or Wraparound cover by Caanan White, Propaganda Poster cover by Michael Dipascale, and a special Blitzkrieg Incentive cover by Caanan White Date Available: 09/25/2013
BONUS REVIEW by John "Doc" Schaefer
Again, Avatar keeps a tight reign on the gore and violence. I actually though it was all over when page one was a full page shot of Hitler with a gun in his mouth. But writer Kieron Gillen keeps the alternate universe-like storyline fresh and interesting. The supermen and women of the third reich have given Hitler new hope even though all sides are hitting rock bottom. But the Allies have hope in the form of a long thought lost agent behind enemy lines. Fresh hope against overwhelming despair told in a realistic style. Uber manages to overwhelm the odds against it for another issue. I give it 8 out of 10 Grahams |
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