AshtonGage
Friday, May 16, 2008, 11:11 PM
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Title: Lazerman 2
Publisher Name: HB Comics ( http://www.hbcomics.com )
Writer: Alan Hebert Jr.
Art: Penciling, Coloring, and Lettering by Chris Hebert, Inking done by Brian Boland and Chris Hebert
3.95, 24 pages, Color
Safety Content Label: A - Appropriate for age 9 and up.
Publishers Blurb:
"Down-on-his-luck college student Alex Sanders gets to live out every comic book geek's fantasy when a bizarre accident grants him super powers... but being a super might not be as easy as it looks in his comic books. When a real super powered villain appears and throws the city into peril, Alex must learn that there is more to being a hero than just having powers..."
Reviewer Comments:
The second issue of this four part series follows our hero as he continues to maintain his normal schedule, while attempting to be your classic comic book hero. (and failing) Meanwhile other deals are being made or broken among the super villain community. There’s definitely an air of mystery to the characters, both good, and super villainy.
I still don’t feel that the comic is living to any type of hype. The story is very inert, and even though shows a lot of other things going on, or possibilities after the mini series. I just can’t seem to get into the story, whether it be the artwork, or the very low key story that it is. (even as a spoof its not giving me much to work with.) However I can see it making a relatively entertaining comic for younger readers, which I really hope is where its gunning to form most of its fan base.
Title: Lazerman 2
Publisher Name: HB Comics ( http://www.hbcomics.com )
Writer: Alan Hebert Jr.
Art: Penciling, Coloring, and Lettering by Chris Hebert, Inking done by Brian Boland and Chris Hebert
3.95, 24 pages, Color
Safety Content Label: A - Appropriate for age 9 and up.
Publishers Blurb:
"Down-on-his-luck college student Alex Sanders gets to live out every comic book geek's fantasy when a bizarre accident grants him super powers... but being a super might not be as easy as it looks in his comic books. When a real super powered villain appears and throws the city into peril, Alex must learn that there is more to being a hero than just having powers..."
Reviewer Comments:
The second issue of this four part series follows our hero as he continues to maintain his normal schedule, while attempting to be your classic comic book hero. (and failing) Meanwhile other deals are being made or broken among the super villain community. There’s definitely an air of mystery to the characters, both good, and super villainy.
I still don’t feel that the comic is living to any type of hype. The story is very inert, and even though shows a lot of other things going on, or possibilities after the mini series. I just can’t seem to get into the story, whether it be the artwork, or the very low key story that it is. (even as a spoof its not giving me much to work with.) However I can see it making a relatively entertaining comic for younger readers, which I really hope is where its gunning to form most of its fan base.