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Thor #607

By Hervé St-Louis
Mar 3, 2010 - 21:42
This issue serves as a way to explore what happened from the Asgardian side before the Siege and to let the reader know why they did not foresee the attack of Norman Osborn and his Dark Avengers. It Not a bad issue, but more a behind the scene story that adds a few details here and there, but is not compelling reading. It’s the type of issue one could easily skip until the Siege crossover ends. Tan needs a better inker that rounds up his coarse lines. If that happened, his work would be more enjoyable. Elson is the opposite. He needs coarser and thicker lines to contour his work, although it looks good here.

Rating: 8/10
Last Updated: Jan 7, 2012 - 7:41
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Writer(s): Kieron Gillen
Penciller(s): Billy Tan
Inker(s): Batt Tan, Billy Tan, Rich Elson
Colourist(s): Christina Strain, Paul Mounts
Letterer(s): Joe Sabino
Cover Artist(s): Mico Suayan, Laura Martin, Juan Doe
$2.99 US

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