2-17-10
I'm really happy that they're finally doing something cool with the Sentry in the Avengers books. For years, he's kind of been this Deus Ex Machina-type character:
"[Powerful villain] is attacking!"
"Get Bob!"
"He's crying in a corner somewhere!"
Flash to end of battle.
"Bob, pull yourself together. We need you."
"OK."
Sentry ends fight.
Since Norman Osborne's formed his Avengers in this title, he's been manipulating the mentally unbalanced Bob Reynolds (Sentry) to further his purpose. Now his chickens are coming home to roost as Reynolds learns that Osborne's intentions may not be as noble as he's made them out to be. Now, Osborne has to deal with a hostile (and still loony) Sentry.
Although I feel that The Siege has been a little drawn out (it seems like the story could have been told in an over-sized one-shot), the character-developing tie-in issues have been very good. I'm looking forward to seeing Osborne's team dismantled.
Thursday, March 11, 2010
Book of the Week
Labels:
avengers,
bendis,
book of the week,
comics,
dark avengers,
deodoto,
marvel,
sentry,
siege
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