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Read Book Doctor Fate: Volume 1 DOCTOR FATE: VOLUME 1 PDF, EPUB, EBOOK Sonny Liew,Paul Levitz | 144 pages | 05 Apr 2016 | DC Comics | 9781401261214 | English | United States Doctor Fate: Volume 1 PDF Book See Bulletman and Bulletgirl for more info and next timeline. It was a different time, with different standards. Goodreads and my shitty internet connection ate my review so I will try and rewrite it at a later date. Readers also enjoyed. Eric doesn't know that Stoner is an agent of Typhon and he is taken to Arkham as another inmate. Lords of Order Phantom Stranger. Doctor Fate also known as Fate is the name of multiple fictional superheroes appearing in American comic books published by DC Comics. Also, the supporting cast of characters were interesting enough. Basically Nassour's mom is Caucasian and his dad is Egyptian in decent. As the last survivor of a crime family eliminated by bloody rivalries among the mobs of Gotham City, the orphaned Helena Bertinelli grew into the mysterious vigilante known as the Huntress. Post-imprint June — August Nabu guides Eric, but abandons him at a critical moment. This section has multiple issues. Khalid's story of a mortal being thrust into a world many do not see is standard supernatural stuff. At first I was skeptical about the non-costume but the story and art blew me away. I did find the art a bit off-putting at times, though I gather that the superdeformed nature was supposed to reflect magical things happen Let me preface this review by saying that I have little to no experience with Doctor Fate as a character, other than knowing that he wears that helmet and uses magic in some way. However, Fate is unable to counteract spells that have already been cast and are in effect, [57] [58] but is able to cancel elemental spells cast by weaker magicians. Sometime later, the Nelsons and the JSA face the supervillain Extant during Parallax 's attempt to change the history of the universe. When the Nelsons try to collect the artifacts, they are murdered by two demons. Rating details. Imprint September — June No recent wiki edits to this page. To ask other readers questions about Doctor Fate, Vol. I also found it a bit hard to believe how much the main character could not accept what was happening to him. The story was interesting and linked to Egyptuan mythology, my favorite. Other editions. Inspired by the hit TV series The Fugitive, Alfred Pennyworth Arella A. This one's a bit better than some. Want to Read saving…. Learn how and when to remove these template messages This section needs expansion. Steven Wilson rated it liked it Jul 09, From a windowless tower in Salem, Massachusetts, a man who is familiar with Doctor Fate, Kent Nelson, smells trouble coming. Will the Blood of Pharaoh's in his veins be enough? This will likely increase the time it takes for your changes to go live. Go to Link Unlink Change. He went from a master of the mystic arts to your standard superhero in tights. He's been one of my favorite DC super-heroes since I first began reading comics. May 30, Christopher rated it really liked it. May 07, Joel rated it liked it. He got sprayed in the face with water once and almost died! Kent Nelson. Colin Smith rated it really liked it Jan 30, Preview — Doctor Fate, Vol. Start your review of Doctor Fate, Vol. Kevin rated it really liked it Jan 07, Fate was Kent Nelson. I suppose it is okay. Doctor Fate: Volume 1 Writer Goodreads helps you keep track of books you want to read. I am hopeful that Khalid will not become Kent, and that he's able to maintain his sanity. View all 8 comments. The wizard trained Kent in the mystic arts, preparing him to protect the world from mystic threats as t From the s -- the legendary Golden Age of Comics -- come this title featuring the complete, mystic adventures of of Doctor Fate! First, I did enjoy how much time we got to focus on Khalid and his background which splendidly drives the Egyptian mythology behind the powers of Fate. The character then starred in The Book of Fate , which ran from February to January for twelve issues as part of DC's " Weirdoverse " imprint. I have to admit I approached this latest incarnation of Dr Fate with some trepidation. Timeline of DC Comics s May I liked it enough to put the trade on my to-read list. May 19, Bookwraiths rated it it was ok Shelves: graphic-novels , graphic-novels-dc. This new take on Doctor Fate is interesting and similar to Ms. Bloody brilliant that. Fictional character. See Bulletman and Bulletgirl for more info and next timeline. Saying it's "okay" is probably the best I can do. NOOK Book. It took seven issues to set up the series almost half of its eventual run. Entertainment Weekly. Fun and interesting, but I was expecting a little bit more. More Details What character do we have that we can make Middle Eastern? Books by Gardner F. Community Reviews. For most of the book Anubis is trying to flood New York while Khalid stumbles around not really knowing what's going on. Want to Read saving…. Doctor Fate has long been a favourite character of mine probably due to the cool helmet. Make sure this is what you intended. Aug 03, Brandon St Mark rated it it was amazing Shelves: comics-manga , dc. Justice League International. Just a moment while we sign you in to your Goodreads account. Hardcover , pages. Which is a shame, because a fresh start for the Helmet of Fate and charms of Khalid's family including Egyptian parents should add up to DC's equiv The first six issues are more or less saved by Sonny Liew's art and Lee Loughridge's colors. Oct 04, Sebastian Song rated it liked it. Fate's mostly a background character who never takes his mask off. Main article: Doctor Fate Kent Nelson. Following the events of the Flashpoint mini-series in , DC's continuity was rebooted. Main article: Doctor Fate Khalid Nassour. The art by Sonny Liew is not really to my liking - too cartoony and sketchy for my tastes - and the story never really seems to click. Somehow, both of these cretins managed to get at least a temporary edge over a super-strong mystical hero. Doctor Fate: Volume 1 Reviews Jul 02, Jason rated it it was amazing Shelves: comics. It was a different time, with different standards. A story that couldn't stand the test of time though Sonny Liew's art and Lee Loughridge's colors blessed it with a timeless feel. Brian rated it really liked it Dec 25, See Black Condor for more info and the previous timeline. Batman and Robin Eternal. Fate to the golden age Dr. Gardner Fox Sheldon Mayer. Other Editions 1. Retrieved 22 August Without warning, Nabu is sent back to Earth. Home 1 Books 2. Jan 03, David Palazzolo rated it really liked it. Autumn Byrd rated it really liked it Mar 25, A small point, but I liked that, to be more natural with patients, Khalid is adopting the name of "Kent" -- connecting this version of Dr. You know the saying: There's no time like the present In modern-day Brooklyn, Anubis, the Egyptian god of the dead, has called up a great flood in order to cleanse the world. The Kingdom Come universe features a version of Nabu who is able to channel his consciousness through the helmet and cloak without the need for a host body. This will not affect the original upload Small Medium How do you want the image positioned around text? Go to Link Unlink Change. And two more tales from Jan 16, Daryl rated it liked it Shelves: graphic- novels. This section needs expansion. So it's like a four for the first year and a two or a one for the rest. More filters. As the last survivor of a crime family eliminated by bloody rivalries among the mobs of Gotham City, the orphaned Helena Bertinelli grew into the mysterious vigilante known as the Huntress. Comic Book Resources. Eric is killed on Apokolips during a battle with Desaad , forcing Linda to become Doctor Fate on her own. After retiring, the Nelsons hire smuggler Jared Stevens to recover the helmet, amulet, and cloak from an Egyptian tomb. More Details And yet I can feel the corners cut in this story that otherwise has a lot of cool concepts going for it. Error rating book. Which is a shame, because a fresh start for the Helmet of Fate and charms of Khalid's family including Egyptian parents should add up to DC's equivalent of Ms. During the battle, Jared attempts to use the amulet as a weapon, which then explodes and imbues him with various magical abilities and a red ankh-shaped scar over his right eye. Hardcover , pages. Doctor Fate, Vol. The story was interesting and linked to Egyptuan mythology, my favorite. Comic book historians estimate that he wrote more than 4, comics stories, including 1, for DC Comics. He got sprayed in the face with water once and almost died! Khalid Nassour is a Brooklyn med student, the son of an Egyptian immigrant, which of course all ties back to Dr. Nov 18, Thomas Maluck rated it liked it Shelves: dc. Nabu guides Eric, but abandons him at a critical moment. There was al Assad o and little nod to the original Dr Fate.
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