WHIZ KIDS # 2: NUEVAS RESEÑAS

Cuando apenas quedan ya más que un par de páginas -¡¡¡de las 40!!!- por dibujar de la tercera parte de THE LAST WHIZ KIDS STORY, aprovechamos para recuperar estas tres excelentes -en lo que me toca, inmerecidas, aunque la parte del dibujo las merece todas y más- reseñas. 

(Pinchar en el texto para leer las dos últimas completas, y podéis leer las anteriores aquí.)

DOC SCHAEFER: "CHAOS! Utter and glorious chaos as the Last Whiz Kids story continues into part two. And we have come a long way since the death of Mr. ? in the first panel of Big Bang Adventures #14! 

When we left our heroes, Mike Merlin had just showed up with grave warnings but part 2 amps it up a thousand fold! Pedro Angosto's story continues to floor the gas pedal even after we've jumped the cliff!

 

All I can really say about the story is that it is an astounding love letter to the history of all things Big Bang and also that I would have hated to try to make sense of the plot layout notes! 

 Amazingly, Jorge Santamaria's art and Juan Moreno's inks and Ulises Kuroshima's coloring talents are able to keep pace with panel after panel of action! Each page needs to be reexamined time and time again as each little nook and cranny is packed with visual greatness. And how about those bonus pin-ups!"

KEITH HOWELL: "The fate of Robo-Hood is revealed! Mike Merlin stops being the RTA mascot and finds his heroic persona! Knight-Sprite is back! The truth about Lady Knight is a real shocker! I could honestly go on for hours. Huge surprizes are in store for you! 

This has turned into a real tour-de-force for the crew at Big Bang Comics! I can't wait to see the finale coming soon in a future issue of Big Bang Adventures! This one can't help but earn a 10 out of 10!"

COMICAL OPINIONS: "Angosto’s story is filled with more twists and turns than Rubiks Cube with the color stickers pulled off, so you definitely get more than your money’s worth in the sheer volume of the story alone. 

 Speaking of character designs, there’s more imagination and creativity going on in this issue than in the last two years of Marvel and DC Comics combined. It’s as if Santamaría and Moreno put a character generator on ultra-random and shook it one hundred times before committing the designs to paper. 

This issue, by far, has the most diverse array of character costumes, powers, and names of any comic we’ve encountered, so if you’re into creativity and imagination, this is it."