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X-O Manowar #5 (2012) variant

X-O Manowar #5 (2012) variant

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2012 Valiant

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VERY FINE/NEAR MINT

(W) Robert Venditti
(A) Lee Garbett
(CA) Mico Suayan

Jump on board the smash hit series of the summer as two Valiant legends collide for the ?rst time! The X-O Manowar armor has fallen to Earth - and now the world's most lethal intelligence agent has a new target. But who is the operative known as Ninjak? And who - or what - has marked Aric of Dacia for death by his blade? Find out as the all-new Ninjak makes his shocking ?rst appearance - and cuts his way to the forefront of the Valiant Universe.

Date Available: 09/12/2012

Reviews


To be perfectly honest, I only ever read the original X-O Manowar because of Bob Layton being part of the mix.

Then I read the re-launch from Acclaim because of Mark Waids involvement.

Now I've got Robert Venditti (Surrogates) writing, and yeah, it's okay with some blurry unfinished, rushed looking art from Cary Nord who I'm not a big fan of to begin with (though his painted Conan stuff worked well).

It's really mediocre stuff so far, with the whole man out of time factor being the only interesting bit for me (and how long until the man from 1,600 years ago suddenly starts fitting in with modern times (probably way too quickly).

It ain't bad, but it ain't great either.

John Robinson 5 out of 10 GRAHAMS