Marvel Comics
Sentinel #8
By Kevin Scott
October 26, 2003 - 10:59

Marvel Comics
Tusanimi
Writer(s): Sean McKeever
Penciller(s): Udon
Inker(s): Udon
Cover Artist(s): Udon



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In the aftermath of the events of the first story arc, Juston must decide his next move! How can he redeem himself……is it possible or is he going to be haunted by his rashness! But has the Marvel Universe given birth to a new hero ... or to a monster?

I have to say this wasn't really what we've come to expect from McKeever or Sentinel. It wasn't a Spectacular Spider-man (disgusting issue), but it wasn't setting anything on fire. The story was a fairly logical progression from last issue, but it felt kinda short and light of content. Usually the dialogue has been real good, but this issue seemed rather jumpy and didn't always flow very well.

The art is still good. The cartoonish over dramatic style really helps to add energy to the story. And this issue really needed that extra energy. Something that bugged me though is the proportions. Sentinels height seems to fluctuate all the time, which can get a little confusing. The cover seemed bland also. It didn't jump out at you or compel you to open and read. Looks like you can judge a book by its cover.

Report Card - C

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