Post by Grand Moff Muffin on Sept 27, 2010 19:50:08 GMT
Hooray! Issue #4 comes hurtling through the space-time rift from Limbo to fill the gap in the run of this wonderful magazine.
The format deviates slightly from the normal pattern, allowing a single story to take up the bulk of the issue, and therefore making it more closely resemble the old Marvel UK comic. And it works a treat, as we feast upon Mark Stevenson's wonderfully written post-CG2 lead strip, 'Inside the Bubble', now given the glossy treatment it so richly deserves.
Backing it up are the short shiny-coloured strip intro to 'The Guard' (previously to be seen in Hubris Collected Comics #1, I think?), an A-Z entry and a review of Dreamwave's 'War and Peace' that pulls no punches and makes me glad I never read any of it.
Hurrah!
Martin
The format deviates slightly from the normal pattern, allowing a single story to take up the bulk of the issue, and therefore making it more closely resemble the old Marvel UK comic. And it works a treat, as we feast upon Mark Stevenson's wonderfully written post-CG2 lead strip, 'Inside the Bubble', now given the glossy treatment it so richly deserves.
Backing it up are the short shiny-coloured strip intro to 'The Guard' (previously to be seen in Hubris Collected Comics #1, I think?), an A-Z entry and a review of Dreamwave's 'War and Peace' that pulls no punches and makes me glad I never read any of it.
Hurrah!
Martin
