Supreme Power Vol. 1: Contact ebook

by Gary Frank,J. Michael Straczynski

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Gary Frank nicely draws the story where the writer use a good trick: as in the real life, we never know what are thinking the characters

Ships from and sold by Fun 4 All Comics & Games. Ships from and sold by yourpossiblepast. Gary Frank nicely draws the story where the writer use a good trick: as in the real life, we never know what are thinking the characters. Therefore, we have to take a guess on the moral convictions of the characters.

Supreme Power Vol. 2: Powers and Principalities. J. Michael Straczynski

Supreme Power Vol. Michael Straczynski. What caught my interest a decade later is that I was enjoying the work of Gary Frank on "Superman, Secret Origin" which he drew for DC Comics and written by Geoff Johns; a graphic novel love letter to the Richard Donner and Christopher Reeve's Superman movie of the 1970s. I just picked-up "Ultimate Power" from Marvel and so enjoyed it, I bought this series as well. I really don't want to offer you a synopsis of the story: it's the DC storyline read through a darkened looking glass and the team of J. Michael Straczynski and Gary Frank certainly delivers.

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Joseph Michael Straczynski (/strəˈzɪnski/; born July 17, 1954) is an American television and film screenwriter, producer and director, and comic book writer

Joseph Michael Straczynski (/strəˈzɪnski/; born July 17, 1954) is an American television and film screenwriter, producer and director, and comic book writer. He is the founder of Studio JMS, and is best known as the creator of the science fiction television series Babylon 5 (1993–1998) and its spinoff Crusade (1999), as well as the series Jeremiah (2002–2004), and Sense8 (2015–2018).

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Michael Straczynski, Gary Frank. Marvel Comics, 2004 - 144 sayfa. Gary Frank was born 1969 in Britain.

Michael Straczynski, Gary Frank. This led to a stint at Marvel UK in 1992, as regular series' artist on Motormouth & Killpower. In 1992, Frank was recruited by Marvel Comics to illustrate covers for The Incredible Hulk, beginning with issue Shortly thereafter, he was hired as the series' ongoing artist.

Supreme Power, Volume 1: Contact. by J. Michael Straczynski · Gary Frank

Supreme Power, Volume 1: Contact. Michael Straczynski · Gary Frank. Michael Stracyznski presents a hard-edged, mature and deeply personal saga of a world about to give birth to its first generation of super heroes! This Mature Readers story follows the origins of these ne. The Incredible Hulk: Planet Hulk.

Babylon 5 creator and Amazing Spider-Man writer J. Michael Straczynski presents a new vision of a world about to give birth to its first generation of super heroes!

Babylon 5 creator and Amazing Spider-Man writer J. Michael Straczynski presents a new vision of a world about to give birth to its first generation of super heroes! Follow the origins of these new heroes and anti-heroes-from their birth through adulthood-and examine how their lives and abilities change and shape the world around them.

When a small alien baby in a spaceship lands in the middle of a Midwestern cornfield, the course of mankind on Earth changes forever! Babylon 5 creator and Amazing Spider-Man writer J. Michael Straczynski presents a new vision of a world about to give birth to its first generation of super heroes! Follow the origins of these new heroes and anti-heroes--from their birth through adulthood--and examine how their lives and abilities change and shape the world around them. One of comics' best-selling mature readers series ever, Supreme Power is a hard-edged, mature and deeply personal saga that pushes the limits of the form into new, unchartered territory. COLLECTING: Supreme Power #1-6

Hiylchis

Ok, so who could forget this: Marvel Comics had just kicked-off it's Ultimate line of titles for the new millennium. In each one, we were reintroduced to key and important Marvel characters. In the midst of this, some minor stories came about. The Squadron Supreme was one that caught my eye. Titled `Supreme Power' and printed in 2004, I had all the original copies. It was an edgier version of the DC Comics line-up.

What caught my interest a decade later is that I was enjoying the work of Gary Frank on "Superman, Secret Origin" which he drew for DC Comics and written by Geoff Johns; a graphic novel love letter to the Richard Donner and Christopher Reeve's Superman movie of the 1970s. I just picked-up "Ultimate Power" from Marvel and so enjoyed it, I bought this series as well.

I really don't want to offer you a synopsis of the story: it's the DC storyline read through a darkened looking glass and the team of J. Michael Straczynski and Gary Frank certainly delivers. The love they share for the characters and the distain for the American government is evident. Why it's not offered in digital format is anyone's guess but I recommend it strongly.

Xtani

This is to DC's JLA what "BATTLE HYMN: Farewell to the Golden Age" was to Marvel's Avengers. Excellent writing...I mean EXCELLENT, and great art to boot. Puts characters we all know in a more realistic and contemporary light. One of the best comics I've read in a while. Up there with Transmetropolitan, Planetary(Spoof on FF), and POWERS.

The first three Volumes are worth buying, the sidetracking stories(SP: Hyperion, SP: Dr. Spectrum, SP: Nighthawk) aren't as good, but worth a read. Though the Nighthawk book WAS pretty good, with a unique doppelganger of the Joker.

Axebourne

straczynski's writing is top-notch creating the narrative seen in the "new" alien of steel film...great read.

Unh

An amazingly crazy version of Marvel's take on the Justice League. A strong recommendation for anyone looking for a dark comic book story that is tied to any giant continuity.

Tall

Great condition.

Gralsa

I devoured this when it first came out in 2004. The Squadron Supreme maxi-series (that is what Marvel called them in the mid-80s) from 1986 by Mark Grunewald was a seminal piece of writing from probably the most important year in comics (Born Again, Year One, Dark Knight Returns, Watchmen). The Squadron Supreme is a stand-in for the Justice League. Rather than fight bank robbers and super villains, Grunewald decided to have the heroes try and really make a difference. In that series, most of the heroes supported Hyperion's (Superman) plan to take over the world. Nighthawk (Batman) was opposed and put together a team to resist.

18 years after that incredible series, Mr. Straczynksi penned this series starting in 2004. It has elements of his fantastic "Rising Stars" series (go read it if you haven't), but with a bit more direction.

14 years after it first appeared, this book has aged incredibly well. The plot, dialogue, characters, and pacing are all exceptional. The art is decent - it neither really adds nor detracts. The writing is to exceptional. I rarely rate anything as 5 stars. I'm a comic snob and this exceeds my difficult expectations.

Buriwield

This trade collects the first six issues. I have never been a big Marvel fan but for some unknown reason, I picked up this volume and since then I have been hooked.

The basic plot is that the author, J. Michael Straczynski (JMS) taken familiar heroes and their origins and totally twists them around to fit in the real world and in the process create something truly innovative. The main character in Mark Milton aka Hyperion who has crashed landed on Earth and have been found by a couple, that's Superman's origin, right? Yes but the similarities end there. Hyperion is quickly taken into custody by the US Military who sees his potential as the world's most effective weapon. The military hires agents to pose as Hyperion's parents, they monitor all his movements and raises him to be the perfect American citizen. JMS really fleshes out the armies intentions and methods, for example, Mark gets a dog for his birthday. The dog is chosen after searching through 47 breeds and then is named "Spot" in order to give it simplicity. Implicit throughout the story, you get a sense of impending doom that this charade is not going to last. We also see how the different presidents deal with Hyperion during his 20 years of surrogation under the military, starting with Carter, followed by Bush Sr. and Clinton.

There are other chracters, i.e. Stanley Stewart aka The Blur, he is gifted with speed, then there is Amphibian whose mother committed suicide when she was born and her father went insane. Next you have Nighthawk who saw his parents gunned down by Red necks and in turn became a rascist superhero. And finally you have Doctor Spectrum. Doctor Spectrum is the perfect soldier, who follows any and all orders. Doc Spectrum becomes empowered by the energy crystal from Hyperion's ship and can use the power to give his thought tangibility. He is the first line of defense against Hyperion.

Despite the long review, there are lots of more stuff that JMS managed to pack into the story. The plot is dense and over six issues, JMS only begins characterizing the characters in the story. This is not for readers who want quick action with flash and bangs. This is a book best read slowly and enjoyed for the dialogues and characterizations. JMS is creating his little universe here and so far he has done a hell of a job.

Ever since The Watchmen came out people have been searching for the next big Watchmen type story. I am gonna tell you that this book is as close as it has gotten to Watchmen status in a long time. If you can only read or buy one comics this year, buy this one. I guarantee that you will not be disappointed.

One word of advice, this is from the MAX line from Marvel and therefore contains colorful language and nudity so, put the kids to bed for this one.