 Final Crisis Aftermath Escape #1 (of 6) $2.99 Quantity
VERY FINE/NEAR MINT
Written by Ivan Brandon Art by Jose Luis & J.P. Mayer Cover by Scott Hampton In this all-new 6-issue miniseries, Nemesis awakens to find himself held captive by the World Peace Agency inside the walls of the mysterious Electric City. His fellow prisoners are all members of the superhuman intelligence community, and they're subjected to systematic torture in an attempt to siphon the secrets of the DC Universe heroes in an effort to destroy them. As Nemesis works to escape, he finds few people he can truly trust. But nothing could prepare him for the hideous truth behind his situation! On sale May 13 Date Available: 05/13/2009 BONUS REVIEW by Jimmy PS Hayes  So, unfortunately right out of the gate, DC gets points off for one of the most HORRIBLY marketed books that they’ve ever put out. I’m a HUGE Nemesis fan, and I had NO clue that this book was even about Nemesis until I just happened to flip through it last night. More points are taken off for the book itself. This is SUCH an intro to a bigger story, it’s not even funny. It’s got a cool surprise ending, but the rest of the story is really just filler, which is unusual for a first issue. Generally you want to establish things, but the only thing that this book establishes is that there’s 4 more issues after this. Don’t get me wrong, once completed, this could be a GREAT series. It’s just off to a weak start. I give it 6 out of 10 Grahams VERY FINE/NEAR MINT
Written by Ivan Brandon Art by Jose Luis & J.P. Mayer Cover by Scott Hampton In this all-new 6-issue miniseries, Nemesis awakens to find himself held captive by the World Peace Agency inside the walls of the mysterious Electric City. His fellow prisoners are all members of the superhuman intelligence community, and they're subjected to systematic torture in an attempt to siphon the secrets of the DC Universe heroes in an effort to destroy them. As Nemesis works to escape, he finds few people he can truly trust. But nothing could prepare him for the hideous truth behind his situation! On sale May 13 Date Available: 05/13/2009 BONUS REVIEW by Jimmy PS Hayes So, unfortunately right out of the gate, DC gets points off for one of the most HORRIBLY marketed books that they’ve ever put out. I’m a HUGE Nemesis fan, and I had NO clue that this book was even about Nemesis until I just happened to flip through it last night. More points are taken off for the book itself. This is SUCH an intro to a bigger story, it’s not even funny. It’s got a cool surprise ending, but the rest of the story is really just filler, which is unusual for a first issue. Generally you want to establish things, but the only thing that this book establishes is that there’s 4 more issues after this. Don’t get me wrong, once completed, this could be a GREAT series. It’s just off to a weak start. I give it 6 out of 10 Grahams |
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