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FREE SECRET SIX: VOL. 1 PDF Ken Lashley,Dale Eaglesham,Gail Simone | 144 pages | 23 Feb 2016 | DC Comics | 9781401254858 | English | United States Secret Six, Vol. 1: Unhinged by Gail Simone Account Options Sign in. Top charts. New arrivals. Secret Six Vol. Gail Simone Feb Six of justice's deadliest enemies band together to start a revolution. Together, they want to take a stand to stop the super-heroic community from tampering with their minds and to prove how deadly they can be! But Secret Six: Vol. 1 everyone agrees to this agenda. Six rogues are recruited by the enigmatic Mockingbird, charged with opposing the Society and given assignments to thwart their rivals and even help their enemies. Who is Mockingbird? Could it be one of the six? More by Gail Simone See more. Superman: Sacrifice New Edition. Gail Simone. Secret Six: Vol. 1 Lord has taken over Superman's mind and has him in total thrall. With his peers and loved ones threatened, Superman is helpless. But not Wonder Woman-who must battle past the Man of Steel and decisively end the threat. Her actions, and their repercussions, are explored here! Action Comics - Issue The truth about the terrifying new villain Repulse is revealed as she levels half the city in her search for Dr. And Superman is helpless before her power. Reviews Review Policy. Published on. Original pages. Best for. Android 3. Content protection. Read aloud. Learn more. Learn More. Flag as inappropriate. It syncs automatically with your account Secret Six: Vol. 1 allows you to read online or offline wherever you are. Please follow the detailed Help center instructions to transfer the files to supported eReaders. Secret Six, Vol. 1: Friends in Low Places by Gail Simone Goodreads helps you keep track of books you want to read. Want to Read saving…. Want to Read Currently Reading Read. Other editions. Enlarge cover. Error rating book. Refresh and try again. Open Preview See a Problem? Details if other :. Thanks for telling us about the problem. Return to Book Page. Preview — Secret Six, Vol. Secret Six, Vol. II 1 by Gail Simone. Ken Lashley Illustrator. Dale Eaglesham Illustrator. Tom Derenick Illustrator. Drew Geraci Illustrator. Six strangers captured, drugged and thrown together in a prison cell in the middle of the ocean. All of them with certain special abilities. None of them exactly superheroes. How are they connected? Why were they taken? Secret Six: Vol. 1 A Copy. Paperbackpages. More Details Secret Six Vol. Other Editions 3. Friend Reviews. To see what your friends thought of this book, please sign up. To ask other readers questions about Secret Six, Vol. Secret Six: Vol. 1 with This Book. Community Reviews. Showing Average rating 3. Rating details. More filters. Sort order. Start your review of Secret Six, Vol. Apr Secret Six: Vol. 1, Scott rated it it was ok. Simone Secret Six: Vol. 1 was curious about her Secret Six, Vol. Perhaps taking some Secret Six: Vol. 1 from The Suicide Squad - or maybe going even farther back to the scruffy cinematic classic The Dirty Dozen - she assembles a new 2. Perhaps taking some inspiration from The Suicide Squad - or maybe going even farther back to the scruffy cinematic classic The Dirty Dozen - she assembles a new super-powered team of misanthropic and antiheroic oddballs for this origin story. The best scene was an extended and energetic altercation between a trio of guest stars and this new team during their housewarming party. Don't ask. It was punctuated by some quippy dialogue - a Simone specialty - to pump life into the somewhat dull proceedings. Feb 25, Sesana rated it liked it Shelves: comicssuperhumans. I was a fan of Simone's original turn on Secret Six, so I was very excited to see that the title would be coming to New 52, with her writing. Should I have been? Hm, maybe. Catman is still the star of the book, a character who Simone singlehandedly rescued from the reject bin. Three of the characters I loved from Secret Six, Ragdoll, Scandal, and Jeannette, also show up, briefly, and it Secret Six: Vol. 1 good to see them again. As with the previous version of the team, Simone's main strength was creating a gr I was a fan of Simone's original turn on Secret Six, so I was very excited to see that the title would be coming to New 52, with her writing. As with the previous version of the team, Simone's main strength was creating a group of fairly terrible people and making them sympathetic to Secret Six: Vol. 1 degree and likable again, to a degree. And that's what I Secret Six: Vol. 1 liked about Secret Six, anyways. The story, on the other hand, is a bit of a mess. It's a disorganized in a way that doesn't feel intentional, and it's either too long for what is actually here or not long enough for Simone to have developed it the Secret Six: Vol. 1 she should have. I'm really not sure which. This could be partly because of the extended suburban nightmare interlude that really doesn't do anything for the story arc, as much as it contributes to character development. The abrupt change in art style didn't help, but that's what happens when an artist leaves a Secret Six: Vol. 1 after a few issues. And yet, I still liked this volume quite a bit, and would very happily read more. Especially because the story had a lot of things left unresolved, some of which I'm actually anxious to see resolved. Jul 20, Chad rated it it was ok Shelves:hoopla. I really wanted to like this. Simone's previous Secret Six series was great. This series was confounding to me. You're thrown into the middle of it and given no answers until the last 2 issues when it's all just dumped in our lap. It was odd too because even though only Catman carried through both series, a bunch of other characters from the previous series appear in minor roles but have no knowledge of that previous continuity. It made everything very confusing. And then there's what they did w I really wanted to like this. And then there's what they did with view spoiler [Sue Dibny. They retconned all of Identity Crisis by bringing her back to life. That was one of the major and best DC Secret Six: Vol. 1 of the last 15 years. On the art front, Ken Lashley does the first 2. Lashley's new art style is awful. It looks like he's scribbling over his pencil Secret Six: Vol. 1 with markers. The book looks a thousand times better after he leaves. Secret Six: Vol. 1 and Eaglesham mesh together much better. Jul 05, Alan rated it liked it. I'm an admitted fans of Gail Simone's work on Birds of Prey and the Secret Six series that came before this version this was part of the new 52 DC reboot. At the start I'm not in favor of this work, or at least not as much as I was with the prior series. We get some character carryover, one Secret Six: Vol. 1 favorites, Thomas Blake, and some new characters or at least new versions of existing characters. Excluding Blake's characterization things seem a bit off, or at least not quite as lighthearted as the p I'm an admitted fans of Gail Simone's work on Birds of Prey and the Secret Six series that came before this version this was part of the new 52 DC reboot. Excluding Blake's characterization things seem a bit off, or at least Secret Six: Vol. 1 quite as lighthearted as the prior incarnation. The new version of the Ventriloquist is thankfully not as annoying the previous version. Porcelain, Stryx and Big Shot are new or at least Stryx is new to me. As for the discovery of who Mockingbird is? Thank you Gail for not stretching that out tot he end of the series. I was quite happy to see the Mockingbiord storyline wrapped up in the first TPB. Dec 17, Shannon Appelcline rated it really liked it Shelves: comicscomics-dc. Secret Six v2 has big shoes to fill, since Simone's previous volume quickly became a deep, well-characterized story. But, the new Secret Six doesn't do a bad job. By issue 4, which is a well-writing character issue with a great structure, you're well invested in these new characters. Some of them, especially the Ventriloquist, are still ciphers, but most of the others are interesting people. The plot is a bit Secret Six: Vol. 1, since it meanders a bit in the middle. But the inevitable question of "Who is M Secret Six v2 has big shoes to fill, since Simone's previous volume quickly became a deep, well-characterized story. But the inevitable question of "Who is Mockingbird? The most irritating thing is this book is the return of most of the original Secret Six crew, but in extremely minor roles, and acting like they don't remember the original Secret Six at all. C'mon folks, it was just a few years ago, and there was no Secret Six: Vol. 1 to reboot it in the nuWorld. Secret Six Vol 1 | DC Database | Fandom The manipulator, however, is set on using each. It was published on March 1, Six strangers are pulled from their personal lives to do the bidding of an unknown masked individual, known only as 'Mockingbird', who Secret Six: Vol.

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