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X-Men: Storm by Warren Ellis Terry Dodson Online VxMOm [Download pdf] X-Men: Storm by Warren Ellis Terry Dodson Online [VxMOm.ebook] X-Men: Storm by Warren Ellis Terry Dodson Pdf Free Warren Ellis *Download PDF | ePub | DOC | audiobook | ebooks Download Now Free Download Here Download eBook #851152 in Books 2013-10-29 2013-10-29Original language:EnglishPDF # 1 10.25 x .25 x 6.75l, .42 #File Name: 0785185011112 pages | File size: 56.Mb Warren Ellis : X-Men: Storm by Warren Ellis Terry Dodson before purchasing it in order to gage whether or not it would be worth my time, and all praised X-Men: Storm by Warren Ellis Terry Dodson: 3 of 3 people found the following review helpful. Give this Storm a rain check.By K. E. WoolforkWarren Ellis is largely hit or miss for me. For every Ocean, The Global Frequency, Planetary or The Authority he'll give us The Ministry of Space or in this case Storm.Published in the heyday of foil covers when every Marvel character got a mini- series, upon subsequent reads, this was just an opportunity to cash in on the character's success and a healthy speculators market. Storm is the most popular, most recognized, female African American character in comics appearing in her first mini series. If done well, it could've been like printing money. It wasn't. The repetitive lead ins every issue seemed verbatim and did little to advance the story (and was done to much better effect in Storm: The Arena by Chris Claremont and Igor Kordej). I know 'every comic is someone's first', but it was annoying and pedantic. The story was barely there and there was no urgency by her teammates to resolve the mystery of her disappearance. The main antagonist was far from menacing or engaging our even interesting. Calisto was written in the same one dimensional, cardboard character fashion she's been written in since her debut. A horrible presentation of a great character, relegated to being a butch, Joan Jett knock off with a chip on her shoulder.The "saving grace" is Terry Dodson's art, but only just so. This isn't today's expert draftsman we've come to hold in high regard. This is the artist at the beginning of his career before he came out of the shadow of being a poor man's Adam Hughes. In this, his virgin outing, you can see his strengths in his drawings of Storm and also where he needs to grow in his drawings of . well, everything else. I'm sure Terry looks back at this work and shudders. His current X- Men output is heads and shoulders above the work presented here.Overall, the work hasn't aged well and besides being Storm's maiden, solo voyage there is nothing remarkable within. Purchase this ONLY if you're a die-hard Storm completist, but manage your expectations.0 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Five StarsBy CustomerYeah0 of 5 people found the following review helpful. Storm is coming!By AJ VillanuevaI love Storm! She's one of the best and most powerful mutants in the Marvel Universe. I like how she shines in this book. Just amazing! Long ago, Storm won leadership of the underground mutant community known as the Morlocks. But her reign was a distant one, and Storm's neglected subjects grew increasingly embittered. Ultimately, the mad Mikhail Rasputin swept the Morlocks away into another dimension - a harsh dimension where time ran much faster than normal. There, the next generation of Morlock children came of age, hard and cold and bitter. They returned as a terrorist unit called Gene Nation, and Storm nearly had to slay their leader to defeat them. Disturbed by her actions, haunted by the guilt of failing the Morlocks, Storm seeks a new balance in her life. But when she is abducted to Mikhail's brutal dimension, can Storm prevail against the living reminders of her failure? Or will the sins of her past drag her down? COLLECTING: Storm (1996) 1-4 [VxMOm.ebook] X-Men: Storm by Warren Ellis Terry Dodson By Warren Ellis PDF [VxMOm.ebook] X-Men: Storm by Warren Ellis Terry Dodson By Warren Ellis Epub [VxMOm.ebook] X-Men: Storm by Warren Ellis Terry Dodson By Warren Ellis Ebook [VxMOm.ebook] X-Men: Storm by Warren Ellis Terry Dodson By Warren Ellis Rar [VxMOm.ebook] X-Men: Storm by Warren Ellis Terry Dodson By Warren Ellis Zip [VxMOm.ebook] X-Men: Storm by Warren Ellis Terry Dodson By Warren Ellis Read Online.
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